Living. The way life should be lived.

I’ve been thinking. About forgiveness. And how I’m enthralled.  By people who truly practice forgiveness. Take, for instance, a Jew that spent time in a concentration camp. And lost family there.  But still finds reason to forgive the Germans. And then there’s the mother of a son that was murdered. And  she finds it in her heart to forgive the murderer. This stuff is real. It happens. Occasionally. Yes. Extraordinary acts of forgiveness. I suspect. That these are people at peace. With themselves. Living. The way life should be lived. --Jim Broede