Forgiving Yourself: Is It the Great Self Forgiving the Little Character?

Question:

Hello Rémy,

I hope you’re well.

I have a question...

Is forgiving oneself the little character forgiving the great self, or is it the great self forgiving the little character?

Or is it the little character forgiving the little character, or the great self forgiving the great self?

Thank you very much for your answer,

Céline.

 

 

Answer:

Hi Céline,

That’s an interesting question. In fact it really is the character who makes the effort to forgive the character. The reason is quite simple: beyond the character there is nothing to forgive since judgment does not exist.

Yet forgiving is letting go of judgment, that is, ceasing to believe in the character’s judgments.
Forgiveness is therefore a purely separatist concept that does not exist in unity.

It is recommended in order to help the character evolve toward wisdom, because the vibrational state that forgiveness puts us in lifts us even further toward unconditional Love, but once we reach a certain level of consciousness, the notion of forgiveness becomes obsolete, because in fact, there is nothing to forgive.

However, we must not let the mind-ego use this conclusion to avoid evolving, under the pretext that “nothing exists” and that “there is nothing to do”, these ready-made phrases that plunge many walkers into the trap of laziness.

You must understand that everything is a matter of vibrational state, not of mental understanding. It is serenity and peace that make us move forward, not knowledge.

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