“When someone hurts you badly, it’s like dropping a hot coal in your hand. It makes sense to drop the coal, to let it go immediately. But we often close our fist around it instead; we hold onto it. By holding onto the pain, we multiply it many times. If we drop it quickly, there is little damage, and it will soon heal. Unforgiveness keeps the pain alive and allows it to grow, and to cause lasting damage.
Posted on: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 03:43:01 +0000