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Forgiveness Ceremony
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Teacher: Keri Pederson, Tim Geil
Date: 2025-09-15 Monday
Forgiveness for Oneself:
There are many ways that I have hurt and harmed myself.
I have betrayed myself, knowingly and unknowingly, in thoughts, words, and deeds.
For the many ways my fear, pain, anger, and confusion has caused me harm,
as best I am able, I extend a full and heartfelt forgiveness. I forgive myself.
Forgiveness from others:
Just as I have caused harm to myself, there are many ways that I have hurt and harmed others.
I may have, knowingly and unknowingly, caused them harm by my thoughts, words, and deeds.
If out of my fear, pain, anger, and confusion, I have caused you any harm,
I ask for your forgiveness. As best you’re able, please forgive me.
Forgiveness for those who have hurt or harmed you:
There are also many ways that I have been hurt and harmed by others.
I may have been harmed, knowingly and unknowingly, by another’s thoughts, words, and deeds.
I remember the ways others, out of their fear, pain, anger, and confusion, have harmed me.
I believe I have carried this pain in my heart long enough.
As best I am able, I offer my heartfelt forgiveness to all those who have caused me harm. I forgive you.
Bowing practice:
Namo Kuan Shr Yin Pu Sa
(Homage to Kuan Yin Bodhisattva Who Listens to the Cries of the World)
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Teacher: Keri Pederson, Tim Geil
Date: 2025-09-15 Monday
Forgiveness for Oneself:
There are many ways that I have hurt and harmed myself.
I have betrayed myself, knowingly and unknowingly, in thoughts, words, and deeds.
For the many ways my fear, pain, anger, and confusion has caused me harm,
as best I am able, I extend a full and heartfelt forgiveness. I forgive myself.
Forgiveness from others:
Just as I have caused harm to myself, there are many ways that I have hurt and harmed others.
I may have, knowingly and unknowingly, caused them harm by my thoughts, words, and deeds.
If out of my fear, pain, anger, and confusion, I have caused you any harm,
I ask for your forgiveness. As best you’re able, please forgive me.
Forgiveness for those who have hurt or harmed you:
There are also many ways that I have been hurt and harmed by others.
I may have been harmed, knowingly and unknowingly, by another’s thoughts, words, and deeds.
I remember the ways others, out of their fear, pain, anger, and confusion, have harmed me.
I believe I have carried this pain in my heart long enough.
As best I am able, I offer my heartfelt forgiveness to all those who have caused me harm. I forgive you.
Bowing practice:
Namo Kuan Shr Yin Pu Sa
(Homage to Kuan Yin Bodhisattva Who Listens to the Cries of the World)
Video
Click here to view on Vimeo.
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