The Gift of Forgetting

The teaching, in one lineForgetting isn't a flaw. It's a gift that lets every day begin fresh.

“What if forgetting was not a flaw… but a gift?”

Sit with it

If we remembered everything, the past would weigh down every prayer. Once something is over, let it go.

And like workers filling leaky barrels, forgetting what you learned never reduces your reward.

The world chases a closed fist that holds nothing. Chase only what's real.

Don't try to grab everything at once. Go slowly, one step at a time, and keep the longing.

A broken heart is not sadness. Give it a small time each day, and stay joyful the rest.

Sadness complains. A broken heart cries like a child calling for his father.