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Originally Posted by 3dnow
Hi forum,
Working on self-forgiveness... Accepted that nothing is/was my fault. Reasons of faults are uncontrollable inputs from life...
Now whenever I realize that I am judging a thought I stop and say it is not my "fault", I don't even know why I have this thought. It works! I forget the issue immediately and move on. Doesn't mean I am not sorry for what happened, but not my "fault".
However, now I am wondering if there is such thing as "fault". I would say that with the above reasoning there is not.
What do you think?
3dnow
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I think it depends on what type of 'fault' you are talking about. If it involves two parties I think both parties are responsible regardless of fault. It's the mature thing to do, to take responsibility for ones actions. I don't know what type of fault you are talking about. If it has to do with yourself and your thoughts, then "Forgive, and let give." The let give part may take a little bit to grasp. If you are wondering the psychology of what frame of mind you have been in lately the conscious, subconscious, and superconscious mind.
Here is a thread on it:
http://www.spiritualforums.com/vb/sh...ad.php?t=18979