The past 12 months have seen more than their fair share of tragedy and injustice: violence between citizens and police, terror attacks, divisive elections. With so much pain and suffering caused, the question is: can we change our ways to resolve this anger and trauma? The answer is “yes”, but it requires a little bit of forgiveness from us all. Here’s how forgiveness can better the world along with four ways to become a better forgiver.
How to be a better forgiver
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