05/03/2025 Shift Insight: Forgiveness

We've reached a point in the Shift where we're exposing and illuminating great travesties that have happened here in the planet, through our past lives. Like those between the various Star Being races and the Intervention. No doubt, we all carry some of that. Yet in realising that we co-create all situations and circumstances to play out a greater game of self-realisation, then it becomes possible to forgive.

The power of absolute forgiveness (as I called it in the article above), is recognising that you are the creator of all experience in your life - that you draw everything to you, even the most challenging of circumstances, in order to evolve and grow as a being. Nothing is ever 'done to us'. That's the trap of disempowerment. If we find ourselves blaming someone 'out there', then you've immediately lost the source, the causality, 'in here'.

I always find it's helpful in these situations to ask oneself,
"Why did I create that?"
"Why did I need it to go a certain way?"
"How did I need that particular person to be a certain way?"
"What could I not accept about the situation?"

As The One, you create everything and everything moves inside of you - everything emerges from you. And so at that level, we can accept everything has a purpose. And at a soul level, the soul is working to integrate and forge self-realisation through all circumstances - to empower by becoming awesomely okay, whatever transpires.

You'll often hear people say, "forgive and forget". But to me, that's not necessarily a realised approach. Forgiveness yes, but if a particular person has revealed themselves to be and act in a certain way, that might be of detriment to my circumstances, it would be nonsensical to simply ignore this possibility. Yes, it's loving to hold the space open that they could change, or could have changed. But events and circumstances also naturally impact the landscape that the soul flows through. That landscape is always open to change and transformation, but I believe you'd be disconnected and ungrounded in reality if you didn't see reality the way it truly is. And ususally things change progessively from one step to the next. They tend not to alter in one giant leap (although of course they could do).

So I'd say forgive yes, but be mindful and attentive that the situation or person has had a tendency to be a particular way. Allow for the possibility that they'll change, but confront reality the way it really is, without any spiritually correct rose-tinted glasses!

That would be my reflection. What's your experience of that?

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