embodiment of forgiveness

In "Embodiment of Forgiveness," time is explored as a non-linear entity, especially in relation to emotions, thoughts, and memories. Challenging life events can create lasting mental and physical patterns, which is viewed as a form of karma—a habitual mental process that shapes our psychic and physical structure. Changing one's perception of these events can alter the surrounding energy, providing more freedom to make present choices aligned with desired realities.

Christopher Wallis's quote, “If you want to change your karma, stop being the person who created the karma,” encapsulates this idea. By focusing on present choices and actions, one can shape a future that influences the past, breaking free from linear time constraints.