Learn to Forget, Learn to Forgive

Learn to Forget, Learn to Forgive

Learn to forget.

Learn to forgive.

Learn to be patient.

Learn to be strong.

Learn to be humble.

Learn to be meek.

Learn to let go.

Learn to embrace.

Learn to enjoy.

Learn to smile a lot.

Learn to laugh out loud often.

Learn to surrender.

Learn to cry.

Learn to love.

Learn to adore.

Learn to cherish.

Learn to type.

Learn to appreciate.

Learn to be grateful.

Learn to believe.

Learn to swim.

Learn to tell the truth.

Learn not to lie.

Learn not to give up.

Learn not to quit.

Learn to weep.

Learn to read.

Learn to sing.

Learn to speak.

Learn to talk.

Learn to chat.

Learn to make speeches.

Learn to write.

Learn to be happy.

Learn to ski.

Learn to cuddle.

Learn to snuggle.

Learn to kiss.

Learn to hug.

Learn to count.

Learn to sit.

Learn to stand.

Learn to get up.

Learn to stand up.

Learn to sleep.

Learn to be awake.

Learn to relax.

Learn to just chill.

Learn to answer.

Learn to question everything.

Learn to pose the question.

Learn to answer any question asked of you.

Learn to sell.

Learn to purchase.

Learn not to judge.

Learn to swing.

Learn to swallow.

Learn to chew.

Learn to crawl.

Learn to trust.

Learn to travel.

Learn to discover.

Learn to explore.

Learn to move on.

Learn to carry on.

Learn to just be.

Whatever your reason is for being here, whatever the calling of yours is, whatever the passion of yours is, whatever ignites the fire deep down inside of you, whatever keeps you going, whatever keeps your juices flowing, whatever your desire is, whatever your heart craving is, whatever your soul’s deep hunger is for, whatever would make your body dance, whatever would make your lungs sing, whatever would make your chord pluck, whatever your affair is, whatever your work to do here is, whatever your job here is to finish and whatever your job here is to accomplished, whatever is your whatever.

Whoever has hurt you, whoever has wronged you, whoever has made a mistake in your eyes, whoever has hurt your feelings, whoever has cut you open, whoever has left you broken, whoever has left you broken-hearted, whoever has divide you in half, whoever has left you shattered to millions pieces, whoever has left you in two parts, whoever has cheated on you, whoever has lied to you, whoever has laughed at you, whoever has given up on you, whoever has stopped believing in yourself, whoever has done whatever to you, trust it is none of your trouble, a problem, a challenge, an issue to deal with.

They and you are doing the very best at the time of this happening and occurring with all the resources you have available at hand.

Forgive, forget and move on.

Learn to appreciate the lesson.

Learn to appreciate the learning.

Learn to appreciate the challenge.

Learn to appreciate the teaching.

Learn to appreciate the hard bits.

Learn to appreciate the harsh truths.

Learn to appreciate the difficult parts.

Look for what you want to find and you will find it.

Is there a way to speed up the process?

Could there possibly be a shortcut?

Does timing play a role here?

Could the answer be in a way how you go about achieving your goal?

Could there be a person you could contact, you could reach out, you could get hold of, you can call upon, you could ask for an advice,  you could ask for an opinion, ask for a clarification, ask for an explanation, ask somebody to make it clear to you?

Is there a step by step guide that you could implement and use that would make the process and the journey just a little bit easier for you and for others?

What could or what are the lessons in and for life in general?

I have read today somewhere online that women forgive but never forget whereas men forget but never forgive.

Could there be a different approach to this statement mentioned above?

Could there be a different point of view to this statement mentioned above?

Could there be a different way to this statement mentioned above?

Could we help each other out?

Could men help women out?

Could women help men out?

What could we possibly do and think of and think about to make it easier for one another?

Is there a person in your life who has been waiting for your forgiveness?

Have you been that very person yourself and waiting to be forgiven by someone?

Have you been forgotten by someone?

Have you forgotten someone?

Have you been asked for forgiveness?

How would you forgive someone? Would you be able to do so? Would you be willing to do so? Would you tell the person about that you are forgiving them? Would you do it silently on your own somewhere and at your own speed and at your own pace?

How did you feel when someone has forgiven you for doing something wrong, for making mistakes? Did that mean something to you? Did you will as if you need to apologize, to give more of yourself, to give the same gift that you have been given to someone else just because you felt totally that was the right thing to do?

Did you use words in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you use gestures in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you take action steps in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you make promises in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you have to make any chances in your life in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you follow your instincts in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you follow your intuition in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you follow your gut feelings in order to forgive and/or forget?

Did you follow your hunch in order to forgive and/or forget?

What does work for YOU??

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