Humaniora · 2012 · 13 citations · 13 references
Social SciencesPsychologySocial PsychologyCounseling PsychologyMoral PsychologyPsychotherapyEmpathyExistential PsychologyPsychosocial RecoveryForgiveness CounselingForgiveness In RelationshipsForgiveness WorkHealing ProcessesInterpersonal ForgivenessSystematic Literature ReviewVictim Forgiveness
Healing the inner wounds by forgiveness is an indispensable step for the recovery of one’s self so he/she can experience peace and prosperity. Both of patient (victim) and actors, they need to realize and to confess honestly and openly—in order to heal- that he/she was actually suffering from the inner wounds that areembedded in the heart, which can even be experienced by a person since he/she was in the womb, and therefore need to be take immediate action to forgive. Considering that inner wounds is a problem that can be experienced by anyone and the resulting negative impact in one's life, then the research was conducted. The study, based on a literature review indicates that there is a strong correlation between inner wounds suffered by a person with a bad past experiences. Research also shows that the inner wounds that can be healed by forgiveness. The study isexpected to be contributing to problem solving inner wounds caused by a person's past by forgiveness.
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The Psychology of Religion and Coping
Susan H. McFadden, Kenneth I. Pargäment · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion · 1998 · 1.4K citations
Arts, Psychology, Religion +8