Jesus offered the following timely message to Anita* which she has graciously shared with us.
Jesus: Forgiveness. It isn’t an easy task. You have read and have knowledge that has been passed down over the years about how I forgave those who inflicted torture and apparent death on me. I tell you it was easier to endure the torture and the cross than it was to forgive. But understand, I forgave the soul, not the action of the human individual. Those about me during those times, were not developed or expanded to understand their actions, but I could see their souls struggling to divorce themselves from what the human person was doing. When I could look down at them from the cross and truly forgive them, it set me free.
There is no hell as created by man, but there is accountability and a distancing from Source. To exist without the presence of the light from Source is an existence I would not want to experience. And each soul must experience the pain and sorrow inflicted on another. It is the law of balance. Of light and dark.
But forgiveness frees a soul to soar to greater heights. It begins with forgiving oneself. You must forgive yourself. You must embrace the human side of your existence and understand that not all events circle back to you. Everyone is exactly where they are suppose to be. Begin with forgiving yourself.
June 2, 2020
*Anita Sacco. See "Recommended Channelers" under "Resources" tab.
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I love this one. Jesus saying it was easier to endure the torture than to forgive. I love how he forgave their souls not their actions. He saw that they were not enlightened people and probably didn’t understand what they did. I can see parallels between how he was treated by the mob and current events of hate and anger. It’s the same anger and same undeveloped souls. forgiveness and love are the only solutions and again, Jesus leads the way and gives us the power of do as he did from the cross. Powerful conversation, Ann.
To forgive yourself I imagine means seeing there is much to forgive?