Forgiveness


What I have been learning from my 3 years old these days is #Forgiveness.

Toddlers are amazingly forgiving.
While as a Parent you would be feeling guilty of your reaction, your kid would have already forgiven you. He would accept you as if nothing happened.

Once I was sharing this with a father of around 8 yrs old children, he disagreed and said they are really not forgiving.
So this means it is a natural trait which is gifted to us by birth and then we keep forgetting this beautiful gift as we grow.
#Forgiveness needs to be consciously adopted again, it will not only give you peace but also make surroundings around more #Acceptable and #Adaptable.

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