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Lately, I have been reviewing my journals, and when
inspired, publishing the Meditation Guidance from
my early years on the train that have never been
published on the blog. I had not read this note
featured here since I transcribed it in 2011.
As the note below titled Shame and Forgiveness
posits God has already forgiven us, even before
we pursue it. God's role seems to be to assist us
through the self-forgiveness process, which requires
our facing the truth, assuming responsibility for our
actions, and making amends for our transgressions.
SHAME AND FORGIVENESS
Forgiveness is only fully possible through God
for those acts that have created pain for others;
have disturbed the universe; have resulted
in loss, grief, turmoil, and hurt.
These acts often locked away in the back room
of our psyches are like a monster hidden in a
These are the acts that create the feeling of
overwhelming remorse – shame – dwelling in
our consciousness – and when not dealt with,
punishing us each day.
These acts require universal recognition,
needing to be fully revealed; addressed by us,
along with the victims and the universe.
Karmically, we must settle in order to go on.
This level of forgiveness requires complete Divine
intervention and assistance – a need to reveal
the truth through prayer, asking God for forgiveness.
This is not done because God has to forgive us –
because God has already forgiven us – it is needed
to aid us in our own forgiveness – it is needed
to allow us to be released and freed from this inner
turmoil - letting this burden be lifted – for our
dis-ease to be cured.
God wants us to move beyond this transgression
and be renewed – to be clear to move forward
without continued self-punishment – to be
released from the bondage of our own self-created
turmoil – to enable us to find balance.
Today, in prayer and meditation, open up the trunk
and reveal the truth– comprehend its impact on all
concerned, asking God to guide you on what needs
to be done to alleviate your guilt, pain, and suffering,
while making restitution to those who have been
hurt. Continue until fully released.
Know you are forgiven, and be grateful.
NOE G. 4.4.2011
WITH LOVE, G.
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