Summary
The perception of self-forgiveness has a little empirical or conceptual scholarship as compared to interpersonal forgiveness where continuous research is being incorporated. However, a theoretical model has come in handy while describing some of the processes that are utilized in self-forgiveness and this is based on the perpetration of the interpersonal transgression (Hall & Fincham, 2005). Some of these determinants include the social-cognitive, proposed emotional and offense-related ones. Self-forgiveness should, therefore, be regarded as the illustration of goodwill towards oneself and this is often attained once the mind is cleared of self-contempt and self-hatred that may be triggered because of hurting another person. Evidently, …show more content…
Particularly, once the self-forgiveness is realized, then this avoidance becomes unnecessary based on the actuality that peace has been realized on the part of the offender. On the contrary, the notable similarity that can be seen in both interpersonal forgiveness and self-forgiveness is that benevolence and retaliation are centered on the offender. Moreover, they are both processes that necessitate the undertaking of a mistake that is intentional. Forgiveness is, therefore, not affirmed to the wrongdoer rather forgiveness is approved nevertheless. These processes also unfold with time (Hall & Fincham, …show more content…
This is because every person should be made to comprehend the purpose of life irrespective of their situation or actions committed previously. The idea of self-forgiveness can be utilized in a scenario where a person who had been charged with burglary is in a depressed situation based on the actions that they had committed earlier. Through the various tools presented by the self-forgiveness concept, then the misery that this person is undergoing can be salvaged once hope is restored. This is because this person is in a state of hopelessness based on the crime that they had committed previously, and self-hatred can be
The perception of self-forgiveness has a little empirical or conceptual scholarship as compared to interpersonal forgiveness where continuous research is being incorporated. However, a theoretical model has come in handy while describing some of the processes that are utilized in self-forgiveness and this is based on the perpetration of the interpersonal transgression (Hall & Fincham, 2005). Some of these determinants include the social-cognitive, proposed emotional and offense-related ones. Self-forgiveness should, therefore, be regarded as the illustration of goodwill towards oneself and this is often attained once the mind is cleared of self-contempt and self-hatred that may be triggered because of hurting another person. Evidently, …show more content…
Particularly, once the self-forgiveness is realized, then this avoidance becomes unnecessary based on the actuality that peace has been realized on the part of the offender. On the contrary, the notable similarity that can be seen in both interpersonal forgiveness and self-forgiveness is that benevolence and retaliation are centered on the offender. Moreover, they are both processes that necessitate the undertaking of a mistake that is intentional. Forgiveness is, therefore, not affirmed to the wrongdoer rather forgiveness is approved nevertheless. These processes also unfold with time (Hall & Fincham, …show more content…
This is because every person should be made to comprehend the purpose of life irrespective of their situation or actions committed previously. The idea of self-forgiveness can be utilized in a scenario where a person who had been charged with burglary is in a depressed situation based on the actions that they had committed earlier. Through the various tools presented by the self-forgiveness concept, then the misery that this person is undergoing can be salvaged once hope is restored. This is because this person is in a state of hopelessness based on the crime that they had committed previously, and self-hatred can be