81. Forgiveness is a good medicine

As we all know, former South African President Mandela was in prison for 27 years. But what is little known is Mandela's amazing performance when he was released from prison and became president. It is said that in the inauguration ceremony, in addition to inviting politicians from all over the world, he also invited three guests. These three guests accompanied him for an inhuman 27 years on the wild Robben Island. In those 27 years, Mandela was a prisoner, and the three were prison guards who imprisoned and abused him.

According to folklore, it is not too late for a gentleman to take revenge. Mandela chose to forgive. Mandela said to them: "The moment I walked out of the cell and passed the prison gate leading to freedom, I already knew that if I could not leave my sadness and resentment behind me, I was actually still in prison."

Mandela's words are meaningful and alert. Imagine that in our lives, although many people have not experienced prison disasters, there are many people who are imprisoned in hatred. Only forgiveness can save themselves. Forgiveness is a good medicine that makes our lives full of laughter.

repent

The kind and kind priest John Kuhberg spent his whole life repenting for a "good thing" he did as a child.

One day in January 1894, four-year-old Adolf Hitler accidentally fell into the cold river while playing with other children, and his life was in danger. He was about the same age as Hitler, but Kuchberg, a good water-like nature, rescued Hitler from the hands of the god of death.

Unexpectedly, Hitler, who survived the disaster, became the leader of the **, causing many people to die tragically under his magic knife. Fortunately, the sky has eyes, and the evildoers will be destroyed by heaven.
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