Pray to forgive those who wronged us

In life we have to have the courage to assume many attitudes and thoughts that we have to adopt at certain times to be happy or to be at ease with our conscience. Courage to say “no” to others when a situation is not good for us. This means that you are saying “yes” to yourself and your essence.

Courage to do what you like or want, not what others want. It will be called selfish. But who is the egoist of the story? You have to be okay with yourself, period.

When something in your life is not right, in balance or is getting in the way, have the courage to resolve the situation soon so you don’t suffer “eternally”. The more you carry some unresolved problem, hurt or grudge from someone or situation, the worse it will be for you. Do not waste time. solve.

Or forgive those who have wronged you. Forgiving is one of the first steps for you to start walking and freeing yourself from these blocks. There are other steps you will have to discover.

Start with the prayer below and feel the difference.

Prayer to forgive those who have wronged us

My God, I forgive (name) the evil he did to me and what he wanted to do to me, as I wish you to forgive me, and that he also forgive me, the injustices that I may have committed. If you have placed him in my path as a test, let your will be done.

Turn away from me, my God, the idea of cursing him, and all malevolent desire against him. Make sure that I do not experience any joy with the misfortunes that could come to him.

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Nor any uneasiness with the goods that could be bestowed on him, in order not to muddy my soul with thoughts unworthy of an enlightened being. May your kindness, Lord, in reaching out to him, lead him to the best feelings towards me.

Good Spirits, inspire me to forget evil and remember good. May neither hatred, nor rancor, nor the desire to repay evil for evil enter my heart, because hatred and revenge only belong to evil spirits, incarnate and disembodied.

May I be ready, on the contrary, to extend a fraternal hand to you, to repay you for evil with good, and to come to your aid if that is in your power. I wish, to prove the sincerity of my words, that I may be offered the opportunity to be of use to you; but above all, my God, preserve me from doing it out of pride or ostentation, oppressing you with humiliating generosity, which would make me lose the fruit of my action, because then I would deserve to have these words of Christ applied to me: “ye have already received your reward.”

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