We’ve been taught that forgiveness and reconciliation are the same thing—but they’re not. One sets your heart free. The other decides who gets to walk with you going forward. And those two things? Don’t have to go hand in hand.

In Part 4 of The Letting Go Sessions, we’re getting honest about what it really means to forgive without guilt, love from a distance, and set boundaries that protect your peace. Because healing doesn’t mean inviting everyone back in—it means releasing them without reliving the hurt.

In this episode, we unpack:

• Why forgiveness and access are two different things
• How to release someone without reopening the door
• The guilt that shows up when peace requires distance
• What Scripture actually says about peace, protection, and proximity
• How boundaries are part of healing—not the opposite of it

This episode is your permission slip:

• You can bless them… and still block the reentry.
• You can release resentment… and still hold the line.
• You can walk in love… and still choose to walk away.

This week’s reflection prompt:

• Where have you been confusing forgiveness with reunion?
• What would it look like to hold your boundary—without guilt, without apology?

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