I have a colleague who made a mistake in his personal life that he can’t get past. He doesn’t believe he can ask forgiveness, because he will be shunned.
Perhaps. But probably not, depending on when he asks forgiveness: while he still shuns himself, or after he forgives himself.
If we cannot experience forgiveness of ourselves by ourselves, we will begin defeated when attempting to experience it from others.
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