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Forgive A Little: People You Know, People You Don't | New York Carib News

  • Sep 25, 2020
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Why do you need forgiveness to reach your Dream? When you’re not forgiving, you’re angry and tight. You’re holding onto old hurts and hugging your rightness around you like a parka against the stinging winds of change. Your arms are crossed and your mind is crossing out possibilities.

Source: The New York Carib News
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