She thinks the guy has the right to hate his country. Me, I think he should forgive. Read the article and share what you think. Can one hate his country? Can one forget about their origin?
Blessings.... he feels what he feels, the truth is, he is stuck, stuck in the anger, stuck in the hurt, stuck trying to reason why? Stuck trying to figure out and understand why. Sometimes things happen to us that we have no control over at the time of its occurrence and we are shattered, we feel powerless, helpless flowed by a sense of worthlessness and we can if we are not careful get sealed in those feelings and emotions. We do not always comprehend that our control lies in what we become, how we allow the experience to shape and transform us. The answer lies in forgiveness not for the sake of those that committed the atrocities but for himself so he can rise up, breathe and move forward without being imprisoned by the trauma.
Truth, he's not there yet, he may get there or he may never get there. We the ones who bare witness to his pain through his relaying of the experience are to have compassion, tolerance, acceptance and empathy for him and pray that his burden is lifted and he is unchained by the ugliness of the physical, emotional and psychological pain.
Blessings....
ReplyDeletehe feels what he feels, the truth is, he is stuck, stuck in the anger, stuck in the hurt, stuck trying to reason why? Stuck trying to figure out and understand why. Sometimes things happen to us that we have no control over at the time of its occurrence and we are shattered, we feel powerless, helpless flowed by a sense of worthlessness and we can if we are not careful get sealed in those feelings and emotions. We do not always comprehend that our control lies in what we become, how we allow the experience to shape and transform us. The answer lies in forgiveness not for the sake of those that committed the atrocities but for himself so he can rise up, breathe and move forward without being imprisoned by the trauma.
Truth, he's not there yet, he may get there or he may never get there. We the ones who bare witness to his pain through his relaying of the experience are to have compassion, tolerance, acceptance and empathy for him and pray that his burden is lifted and he is unchained by the ugliness of the physical, emotional and psychological pain.
May he find peace.
strong words. strong. bless
DeleteI can imagine it is hard. It must have been some traumatic experience but i hope he gets over it.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I don't know o.
ReplyDeleteHmmm.. It is hard
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