Forgiveness

The word forgiveness may have little to do in English grammar, whose identity is only restricted as a noun; but in our lives its significance is indeed immense. Since our childhood we have been taught to never step back in any situation and the word ‘compromise’ somewhat represents a negative status in our society. The lessons, although which is not taught at school or text book but by our society, that the principal of non-compromise, we deem as the ideal monopoly of our character. The word ‘forgiveness’, thus, never be symbolized as a fundamental aspect of our lives.

In the contemporary condition when civilization is restlessly struggling to get hold on the fierce acts of its own counterpart, the absence of ‘forgiveness and Kindness’ are enormously felt. The cruelty with which the modern nations have been involved into a constant warlike situation, peace is the word that is mostly being sought by all. Annihilation seems to be the only companion of humanity that witnesses ruthlessly and destructive actions every day. Despite all such aggressive approach, somewhere a latent desire within us to live a life full of rapture and happiness is dreamt by all.

The value of the word ‘forgiveness’ may barely be realized by very few but its ability to heal all our disdain and disgrace of lives in a moment can’t be ignored. The lessons that are being well instilled within us to value ruthlessness above kindness perhaps bring about great hindrance on our way to grasp true humanism through our act of forgiveness. The society considers kindness as a part of weakness of one’s and likewise never encourages its people to adopt that feature to their character. In the present condition when most of us are suffering from anxiety and rarely come across true happy moment in life, it is utterly important for us to comprehend the essence of life holistically then to comprehend it lopsidedly.