Philosophy Of Radical Forgiveness
Radical forgiveness is a spiritual philosophy that will work for anyone. Take a moment and open your mind and heart to the possibility of this philosophy. It may greatly help you or others in your life. Also notice if you have any aversions to these ideas. Paying attention to such aversions can be great insights into your own unconscious beliefs. The first part of the philosophy of radical forgiveness states that there are at least two realities that exist. These are called “the world of divine truth” and “the world of humanity.” The world of divine truth is spiritual and exists beyond our five senses. In this way, we cannot fully understand the world of divine truth. It is mysterious to us. Also in existence, however, is the world of humanity, and this reality exists within the five senses. It is in the world of humanity that humans live as divine beings having experiences in human bodies.
The next part of the philosophy of radical forgiveness states that what we see in the outer world is actually a projection of our inner states of consciousness. In this way, the outer world is sometimes called an illusion, in that what we see is a projection of our inner states. Our unconscious beliefs, ideas, and attitudes all affect how we are manifesting, and interpreting, our outer worlds. Radical forgiveness holds true that we co-create the reality of the world of humanity with Spirit. We cannot change or control our outer worlds without changing our consciousness first.
Changing our consciousness begins healing any wounds within ourselves that affect our belief systems. In order to heal ourselves, we must feel our emotions. Working with anger and fear within ourselves is necessary to fully step into forgiveness. If we do not know what lies in our unconsciousness, we can look to our outer realities for answers. Part of this philosophy states that there is purpose in all events that occur; nothing happens haphazardly, but is instead part of the unfolding of a divine plan for spiritual growth. If we resist that which life provides us, we can experience our co-created reality as being painful. This doesn’t have to be the case, though.
If we ever become upset with another person (or situation) we are doing so only because they resonate with a part of ourselves that we have denied, condemned, repressed, or projected onto others. Our souls will continue to manifest situations that provide us with the opportunity to heal the ways that we believe the world to be that are not in alignment with the world of divine truth. “People come into our lives to lovingly ‘act out’ the parts over and over until we heal the error. Herein lies the gift,” states Colin Tipping (http:www.iloveulove.com). Any people who are the most difficult for us to deal with are actually our greatest teachers. These people may mirror a part of ourselves that we have rejected and put off onto others. They may also be making us look at a part of ourselves that we have repressed. Another possibility is that such people may be keeping us on our path by helping us to keep an agreement we made with Spirit to complete a karmic debt, past life contract, or to transform energies on the planet. These people offer us the gift of bringing to light these parts of ourselves that we have denied. We can then focus on these aspects of ourselves and see what they need in order to resolve any emotional, mental, or physical blocks around them. Tipping states, “Radical forgiveness raises consciousness, thus allowing our Higher Self to acknowledge the energy of the Perfect Wellness.”