Ask and it shall be given!
Contd......
But we sat and
put our heads to understand what that story had to offer to us. Each gave his
insight – which most of it was right but only partly. We understood what we
ought to only when we put all our insights in one place.
(I didn’t bother
on who said what and just noted down the conversation)
“I think it
means we need to trust His ability to forgive us and seek it more than being
guilty of our sins”
“...His ability
to forgive?”
“O.k. His
unconditional love for all !”
“Our Guru once
said that even God may forgive us for our sins but our Central Nervous System
doesn’t. How do I relate it here?”
“by forgiving
ourselves...”
“...easier said
than done....”
“What if I don’t
even realize or agree that what I did was wrong in the first place?”
“Then there is
no question of healing at all. All this talk and discussion becomes redundant
in such cases. We are looking at cases where the person knows his sins and is
regretting having made it”.
“Then forgive
self and then seek forgiveness from the person who’s been hurt and also not to
repeat it. All this exercise goes down the drain if the act is repetitive”
“The moment we
realize that we’ve sinned, it is not complete acceptance if it doesn’t make me
humble enough not to count others sins and judge them”
“Well said,
bravo!”
“May be it means
much more than sin and forgiveness? It
means “Ask and it shall be given”. Maybe, the basis of our very pain and
suffering is our asking for it”
“Who would pray
for pains and suffering?”
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