Forgiving What You Can't Forget: Discover How to Move On, Make Peace with Painful Memories, and Create a Life That’s Beautiful Again

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The study of nearly 1,000 women ages 18 to 40 found that those who emotionally forgave an offense held the person less responsible for the offense than those who decided to forgive. by Lysa TerKeurst | Nov 6, 2020 | Blog, Forgiving What You Can't ForgetI’ve always wanted to invite you to my home, and now, I finally can. The dark side of forgiveness: The tendency to forgive predicts continued psychological and physical aggression in marriage. The concept of “forgive and forget” can be a complex and delicate topic to discuss, particularly for survivors of abuse or trauma. It may improve both your mental and physical health and lead to resolution and personal growth in some cases.

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If you’re still having trouble forgiving, especially when you can’t forget, there may be some good reasons to continue trying. This adage that we’re all so familiar with might be more properly phrased as, “forgive, but don’t forget. When “forgetting” what has been forgiven is challenging, learning from the experience may help some people cope if they encounter that behavior in the future.According to a 2016 study, practicing forgiveness might help reduce stress, anxiety, and the likelihood of depression.

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Learn the difference between a destructive pattern and a difficult season with this free resource, “Is This Normal? And whether you’ve experienced pain through an event or a collection of hurt that built over time because someone wasn’t who they were. A 2019 study notes that several studies have linked forgiveness to lower levels of depression and anxiety.Although we can’t meet in person, I want to have you over (virtually) on November 17th for a conversation about my family’s personal journey with healing relationship heartbreak. by Lysa TerKeurst | Jan 7, 2021 | Blog, Forgiving What You Can't ForgetTo the girl whose hurt cannot be undone… Forgiving can seem impossible when the other person has not just affected a season of our life but affected us deeply every day since. It also notes that forgiveness may even improve physical health and pain, while unforgiveness may increase heart rate and blood pressure. A 2021 study also suggests that forgetting is easier with emotional forgiveness than decisional forgiveness or no forgiveness. by Lysa TerKeurst | Sep 28, 2020 | Blog, Forgiving What You Can't ForgetDo you ever find yourself replaying and reliving the details of the deep hurt in your life?