0 Hi all, 02br 02br 00Encouraged by the responses I got for my previous post, I am presenting my second contribution to the Forum. Needless to add, comments are most welcome. 02br 02br 02br 00If you are seeking 02br 00forgiveness for the past, 02br 00Find the place where 02br 00the past seems to exist and 02br 00notice it is 02br 00Empty.. 02br 02br 00If one looks and sees nothing 02br 00but vast space, forgiveness 02br 00has already been granted, and 02br 00dark clouds of guilt evaporate 02br 00in the sky of mercy. 02br 02br 02br 00Thanks & Regards 02br 00Shankar 0-
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0 This was very inspiring. very glad you shared. 0-
— Trystwithmyheart
0 This was very inspiring.
very glad you shared.
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0 A good one KS. But a suggestion, 02br 02br 00If one looks and sees nothing 02br 00but vast space, 02br 02br 00maybe this should be deleted as it is the same idea as 'empty' and so seems repetitive. Just a suggestion that you could begin the second stanza with ... 'then forgiveness has been granted..." Or you could try, "then the emptiness
0 Yes Mr. P, I too get a similar feeling now.. May be I was hard concentrating on bringing my thoughts to its logical conclusion, which rendered it to be noticeably explicit. 02br 02br 00Thanks 02br 00Shankar 0-