FORGIVENESS & GRATITUDE
ONLINE VIA ZOOM
“Inner Forgiveness is therapeutic. If you do not Forgive you cannot be Internally Healed. Forgiving heals the Soul.”
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Every Tuesday from 8 pm to 8:30 pm UK Time, join us live on Zoom.
Facilitated by Rupal Rebello and Alessia Luciani.
Open to all 16+ years old. This session is based on donations.
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Forgiveness: a Powerful Step Toward Healing
As Master Choa Kok Sui taught, forgiveness is not a matter of who is right or wrong—it is a matter of doing the right thing. Forgiveness does not mean excusing what happened or pretending the past did not hurt. It means choosing to free ourselves from the emotional weight that keeps us tied to it.
Have you ever noticed the same patterns or situations repeating in your life? Sometimes we find ourselves asking, “Why does this keep happening again and again?” When we hold on to past hurt, we often continue to relive it in our thoughts and emotions. In doing so, our attention and energy remain connected to that experience. Over time, this can keep us aligned with the very feelings and patterns we wish to leave behind.
When anger, resentment, or unresolved pain stay within us, they quietly drain our energy and disturb our peace of mind. Instead of allowing us to move forward, they keep us tied to the past. In the teachings of Master Choa Kok Sui, unresolved emotions can create inner tension and energetic congestion that affects clarity, balance, and overall wellbeing.
Forgiveness is, therefore, a powerful step in the healing process. By consciously choosing to release the pain rather than carry it forward, we create space within ourselves for calm, compassion, and renewed strength. It is not a sign of weakness, but an act of courage and self-respect. When we forgive, we lighten the heart, restore inner harmony, and open the door to deeper healing, personal growth, and greater peace in every area of our lives.
gratitude: the key to abundance and prosperity
Gratitude is more than a feeling—it is a practice that shapes how we experience life and how life responds to us. When we consciously notice and appreciate the blessings already present—our health, relationships, achievements, and the lessons hidden in challenges—we create an energy that naturally attracts more of what we value.
This awareness shifts our focus from scarcity to abundance, opening the door to growth, opportunities, and prosperity. By truly acknowledging and feeling appreciation for what is already good in our lives, we cultivate clarity, resilience, and emotional well-being. Gratitude allows us to see possibilities where we might have seen obstacles, approach challenges with calm and confidence, and transform everyday experiences into sources of joy and fulfilment. We shift attention from stress to joy, and from limitation to possibility.
When practised consistently, gratitude helps us to naturally cultivate a life where opportunities, harmony, and prosperity flow more freely. It helps us reconnect with what truly matters, deepen our relationships, and approach each day with optimism and purpose. The more we recognise and honour the good in our lives, the more life responds with abundance, success, and meaningful achievement.