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Exploring the Meaning of Self-Forgiveness in Literature - 2

Creator: @SoulfullyAButterfly

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The goal of this exercise is for you to explore self-forgiveness by considering the meaning of the following literary quote.

Instructions: Read the quote and write:

(I) A one-word response to the quote

(II) A phrase that captures your feeling about the quote

Quote:

We are supposed to forgive everyone; everyone includes ourselves (Denis Waitley)