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용서를 받고 싶다면 [[Special:MyLanguage/Jesus|예수님이]] 가르치셨던 대로 77번까지 용서를 해 줘야 한다. 관세음보살 어머님은 마음속에 남아 있는 편협은 또한 용서 부족 때문이라고 말씀하셨다. 형제들을 용서할 수 없는 사람들은 자신이 냉담하기에 사랑의 불꽃이 완전히 막히고 지혜의 흐름도 막히고 고통 받고 있다.<ref>Kuan Yin, “Mercy: The Fire that Tries Every Man’s Works,” ''Pearls of Wisdom'', 1982, Book II, p. ''95''.</ref> | 용서를 받고 싶다면 [[Special:MyLanguage/Jesus|예수님이]] 가르치셨던 대로 77번까지 용서를 해 줘야 한다. 관세음보살 어머님은 마음속에 남아 있는 편협은 또한 용서 부족 때문이라고 말씀하셨다. 형제들을 용서할 수 없는 사람들은 자신이 냉담하기에 사랑의 불꽃이 완전히 막히고 지혜의 흐름도 막히고 고통 받고 있다.<ref>Kuan Yin, “Mercy: The Fire that Tries Every Man’s Works,” ''Pearls of Wisdom'', 1982, Book II, p. ''95''.</ref> | ||
법의 자비는 두 갈래의 길과 마찬가지다. | 법의 자비는 두 갈래의 길과 마찬가지다. [...] `여러분은 주님의 은혜를 기대한다면, 생명의 모든 부분에 대하여 자비를 베풀어야 한다. 자비의 원칙은 모든 영혼의 완전한 해방을 위해 시행된다. 따라서 우리가 인생을 용서해주면, 인생은 우리를 용서한다. | ||
Time and time again we have all heard the cliché, “Let bygones be bygones. Forgive and forget!” This is so true, because if you can still resurrect the memory of a wrong that has been done to you, then you have not truly forgiven. In order to forgive, the record and the memory must be dissolved from your consciousness. Kuan Yin tells us that if this is not the case, not only have you not truly forgiven, but “you have hardened your heart. You have stored the record as a squirrel with his nuts deep within the subconscious. Deep in the etheric plane, you have stored the record of that wrong. You have not released it into the flame. You have not been willing to let go and let God be free to express in those who have wronged you, in those whom you have wronged.”<ref>Kuan Yin, “A Mother’s-Eye View of the World,” ''Pearls of Wisdom'', 1982, Book II, p. ''87''.</ref> | Time and time again we have all heard the cliché, “Let bygones be bygones. Forgive and forget!” This is so true, because if you can still resurrect the memory of a wrong that has been done to you, then you have not truly forgiven. In order to forgive, the record and the memory must be dissolved from your consciousness. Kuan Yin tells us that if this is not the case, not only have you not truly forgiven, but “you have hardened your heart. You have stored the record as a squirrel with his nuts deep within the subconscious. Deep in the etheric plane, you have stored the record of that wrong. You have not released it into the flame. You have not been willing to let go and let God be free to express in those who have wronged you, in those whom you have wronged.”<ref>Kuan Yin, “A Mother’s-Eye View of the World,” ''Pearls of Wisdom'', 1982, Book II, p. ''87''.</ref> | ||