What happens when you forgive someone ?

Forgiveness is a virtue of divine people. It's important to forgive others or ourselves. One has to understand the importance of forgiveness. Hurting back your offender will not give you satisfaction.



Rather it intensifies your hurt. We have to practice forgiveness if we want a peaceful life. We have to control our thoughts, actions, and emotions. When one's mind is positive his all actions will be positive and also he will get positive results in life.

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