Triadic Philosophy Commentary - Memory Ethics Forgiveness

In Triadic Philosophy whatever  rises up is a sign or word and often it is a memory if only fleeting That memory is real  it's in the now and if we choose  we wrestle with it embrace it allow it to become real to us When we are mired in the past memories can be overwhelming The stage at which we wrestle with memory I call Ethical What that means is that we subject our thoughts  to tests to blunt questioning to the process of being disturbed or troubled So for example a memory seems to fester and in our thinking we seek to come to terms There might be grief or regret or anger
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Now let me introduce  an element of this philosophy I hold that forgiveness is the most iconoclastic of actions It has even been a capital offense Forgiveness can only achieved by the forgiver It is only achieved when the forgiver at the same moment seeks to be forgiven Forgive us for the wrongs we've done as we forgive those who do wrong Forgiveness clears the deck Forgiveness lets the past rest in peace
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Because we are fallible sorts  forgiveness is never unwelcome  in any thought process We forgive wrongs done and in the bargain receive forgiveness The proper place for this is the Second the Ethical When forgiveness occurs it paves the way for a beautification process The Aesthetic is the completion of the root triad of Triadic Philosophy Reality Ethics Aesthetic We move forth in the now settled new accepting what it is unshadowed  unimpeded
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