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We all need to forgive others and be a very loving person. Don 't be mean to people because you don 't know when you will see them again. Forgiveness is a very important thing in life because you might hurt someone with it if you don 't forgive them or yourself. Forgiveness can hold you back if you don 't forgive things and people that might have done something bad to or if they did something bad to you.On the twelfth Tuesday, Morrie gives one of his final lessons. This is the day they talk about forgiveness. Morrie 's main idea within the lesson is that you must forgive yourself first, and then forgive others. This includes learning to accept your regrets and learning to not wait to forgive.“Forgive yourself before you die. Then forgive …show more content…

Forgiveness means to forget someone’s bad deed or mistake, and don’t punish him/her on that bad deed or mistake, or on bad behavior. Sometimes, a person performs such act which is damaging for us, hurt us, or anyone does such mistake which make our life or a part of life tough. And when we react in response to that act or mistake, it can cause damage on both sides.On the twelfth Tuesday, Morrie gives one of his final lessons. This is the day they talk about forgiveness. Morrie 's main idea within the lesson is that you must forgive yourself first, and then forgive others. This includes learning to accept your regrets and learning to not wait to forgive. Morrie want to teach that life lesson because they didn 't teach it in school.
Tuesday with morrie shows the loving of forgiveness and forgiving others. Morrie is a very loving person. He want the best for everyone and wants them to be happy. Morrie had a living funeral before he die so he could see all the good things people had to say about him. Mitch visited him every tuesday till he die. Morrie die on a saturday and the funeral was on a tuesday (Albom p # 187). Mitch still went to visit him on tuesday even after he was dead. He would bring him some flowers and then talk to him and morrie told mitch that it was his time to listen

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