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Forgiveness practices are commonly used in both psychological therapies and spiritual traditions to support emotional wellbeing and interpersonal healing.
Forgiveness practices focus on releasing resentment and cultivating emotional healing.

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Forgiveness practices involve consciously letting go of resentment or anger toward oneself or others, often used in psychological and spiritual wellbeing practices.
Forgiveness practices are commonly used in both psychological therapies and spiritual traditions to support emotional wellbeing and interpersonal healing.
Psychological research suggests forgiveness practices may support emotional wellbeing, reduce stress responses, and improve interpersonal relationships.
Forgiveness practices should not replace professional mental health support when needed.
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