"Sorry!" It's a word that my niece is learning to say a lot in her toddler years. Whenever she does something that she needs to say "Sorry" for, my brother or sister in law will ask her what she is apologizing for. They are doing a fantastic job making her self-aware of her actions and empathetic.
Sometimes we as adults are not as aware.
We say sorry, but not because we are aware of what we done or even because we mean it, but instead we say it for our own sakes - to make our lives easier.
We as adult humans are not always great at seeking forgiveness or offering forgiveness to others.
Instead, we live our lives like the game of sorry, saying it but not really meaning it.
How can we live our lives as forgiven people in a way where we truly mean it when we need forgiveness and how can we learn how to forgive others?
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