Forgiveness Mga Nobela at Kwento

Kung totoo man ang pinagsasabi sa kanya ng nars na labis ang pag-alala nito sa kanya noong siya'y walang malay ay lubos ang kanyang pasasalamat. It's the hardest thing to give away And the last thing on your mind today It always goes to those who don't deserve It's the opposite of how you feel When they pain they caused is just too real Takes everything you have to say the word Forgiveness, forgiveness It flies in the face of all your pride It moves away the mad inside It's always anger's own worst enemy Even when the jury and the judge Say you've got a right to hold a grudge It's the whisper in your ear saying set it free

It makes me want to hear more. "Forgiveness is a tricky thing, especially when the wounds run so deep. It's like trying to mend a shattered vase, no matter how much glue you use, the cracks always show. When someone you love hurts you, it's not just a surface wound, it goes straight to the core of your being."

Naluluhang sabi nito sa amin. We both cried and hugged him. We are so lucky to have Caius in our lives. "I love you to Kuya Ody. You are the best brother and the best panganay ever." I said wiping his tears. Healing and Forgiveness. Forgiving someone isn't always that easy. It takes a lot of grace and courage. Either towards the person who has wronged you or to yourself. A decision made on the inside to refuse to live in the past. A conscious choice to forgive others from their sins against you so that you can also be set free.

Faith said. The room was filled with silence. "But you love each other, right?" Love asked and I nodded. "Corinthians 13:13, Hope," nakangiti niyang sabi. "Love is the greatest. As long as you love each other, you'll be fine. Dalawang taon na lang rin naman at gagraduate ka na. 'Wag lang kayong papahuli, okay?" "Alam mo, ikaw-" Faith wasn't able to continue what she's going to say when she saw Love's face.

It was like a light that dispels the darkness away-- sending a glimmer of hope to her aching heart. Marahan siyang tumango. Nang tumulong muli ang luha niya, ang Daddy na niya ang nagpunas ng mga iyon sa pisngi niya. “Will you forgive me too, f-for the things I did?" anito sa garalgal na tinig. Tumango lang siya. Words were overwhelming her and so she just did what her mouth couldn’t utter—give a hug of acceptance to her father’s sorry and regrets. And just like that, the heavy feeling she’s been carrying in her chest for five years has been lifted. Tama nga sila, forgiving and being forgiven is freedom.