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Don't force

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A person can't 'force' their way into reality. Any efforts to do so creates more conflict, or fragmentation of the person from their true being. Wanting what is familiar, instead of what is real is a troublesome distraction; only effort applied to the cessation of such efforts (to control or alter reality) is beneficial to a person.

Participation and wholeness is built into reality. A creature need only accept this to discover 'forgiveness' and complete acceptance.

Matthew

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Noelle said…
There in lies much wisdom, but once again how does a struggling human with many issues of their own put this into effect -without forcing the issue?

Emotions and hurt feelings from the past, even when long since released, can still interfer with completing forgiveness.
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