@its.silent.schola1: This saying teaches man a huge and transparent difference between forgiveness and wisdom. Often people take forgiveness for granted and now forget the old things and bring the man back into life with the exact same blind trust and place where he was before. Forgiveness is actually one of the highest forms of purifying one’s heart from harm, bitterness, and negative emotions—the “generosity of the heart.” When you forgive someone, you free yourself from this mental burden and suffering rather than doing him a favor. But forgiveness does not necessarily mean that you close your eyes and allow history to repeat itself. Putting a person who has taken advantage of your trust, disrespected you or insulted your self-esteem back in the same sensitive and respectful position is not forgiveness but an open betrayal of one’s self and self-respect. The lesson is that a man’s heart must be big enough to forgive the mistakes of others, but his mind must be wise enough to protect his boundaries. Forgive and move on, but never give these people the key to the special room of their heart where they once broke. #TruthBehindTheForbidden #BreakTheRulesToLearn #BeyondComfortZone #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #ReadTheBanned
