Naturalopy Precept 17: Forgiveness

Naturalopy

Book 17

Trung NguyenJanuary 15, 2015

EnCognitive.com

Forgiveness is about remedying transgressions against us in the right way. The right way means that the transgressor is punished and we have peace of mind. Although, we do not need to deliver the punishment ourself—the justice system and karma are adequate punishers—there is no peace of mind without justice. However, we do have to forgive the transgressors to attain peace of mind...

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EnCognitive.com

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Jan 15, 2015

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9781927091067

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