“If Love is my mantra,” I thought to ask, “then what is my goal?”
“Forgiveness,” he responded, without hesitation.
“Forgiveness for what?” I thought to pursue. “I see no crime here, or in the recent past.”
“Precisely!,” he answered enthusiatically.
And then he walked away…
the otherhood of one 
That really is a beautiful exchange. I remember writing once that forgiveness is the better part of understanding I have always believed that. Hope you have a lovely Saturday
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Thank you, Peter! You are a very wise man. And this was a memorable exchange with the voices in my head. Lol!
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Ooh, that made me think.
Very profound truth Lisa.
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Ah well, turnaround is fair play, is it not? You make me think quite often, my friend…
But this little lesson was enlightening for me as well. To think that maybe forgiveness becomes unnecessary if we fail to take offense in the first place. (At least that’s what I got out of it.)
Sometimes those Other voices in my head say remarkable things… lol!
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You must be in tune to at least one song of the Universal messages 🙂.
Keep on thinking.
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When given a gift, do you always question, “what is this for?”
Love is a gift, don’t ask questions, just appreciate.
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Excellent advice, my friend! 🙂
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hugs, with love Eddie
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