Let Our Errors Be! (144)

There are Times when we have to Move On!

We have to let our mistakes be at times, that is let our errors be, and just move on, move on, go forward and stop remembering them. Moving forward but being very careful and vigilant not to fall back into the same error.

Forgive Ourselves

We may win forgiveness from others which can be a huge relief, but we need to forgive ourselves as well. That sometimes is something that we don’t readily give ourselves and sometimes it is something that does not even come into the picture because we think that we have done nothing wrong.

To forgive ourselves we have to win the forgiveness from ourselves. This means to do things that prove to ourselves we are beyond that mistake. The best thing to do is to work so very hard on that defect, or ego or way of thinking that made the mistake, and then we end up having balanced our internal scale. Sometimes it is to just let go of it, and stop remembering it.

There are Times when we have to Correct!

Mind you there are times where we have to focus more on correcting the mistake and cause of the mistake, and the issue of beating ourselves up does not come into the picture. When we correct eh mistake we naturally move forward.

Conclusion

In the cases where we are beating ourselves up over things and stuck in a very self-pitying rut we just have to work hard, balance our inner scale by correcting and dissolving the cause of the error and move on forgetting about the mistake - looking forward towards the heights. Continually remembering the mistake in a morbid way keeps us stuck and focussed on the same error.

End (144).

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