My favorite communication from Jeshua, given a few months back. He is a constant blessing in my life beyond measure. I was working with karma and forgiveness at the time:

Forgiveness is a way of letting go of the past, of cutting the roots out of the tree of karma. Please don’t forget the perspective from the ultimate and non-dual level. Forgiveness is the discharge of a nonexistent debt. Karma is an illusion, it is simply energy, love and light fixed in place by beliefs, judgments, fear and greed. Karma makes the world go around, but we are really living in a world of illusion. On the mundane level, actions have consequences. On the ultimate level, you can see through these movements and come to the deep perfection of the one, and it’s myriad forms. This is the “forgiveness” I wished to teach, but folks weren’t ready. Instead, I had to speak in riddles, and allow those who knew to nod their heads knowingly. Others were left to puzzle through “turn the other cheek,” and “pray for those who persecute you.” Look at a point in my life when I forgave: “Forgive them father for they know not what they do.” I appealed to the heavenly father within me, because that is who forgives. The ego cannot. Because I knew no separation with the father, I was able to say such a thing.

All the above is about enhancing your connection with your essence, with our essence, with the essence. “Only God heals,” but I say to you “only God forgives” also.

And a second quote, from a guide who did not give a name:

(Please teach me about forgiveness) Forgiveness is a way of dealing with the past, for people who are stuck in the past. Horrific amounts of terrible situations tend to become lodged in the body and mind. If there are ignored or swept under the rug, they become pernicious, causing you problems. Forgiveness is a very direct way to address old habits and negativity without contributing further grasping energy. Some situations and states of mind are more compelling and “sticky” than others, and much psychic pain can result. Part of the power of forgiveness is the ability to say “it is done.” This is a recognition of the world as it is. Situations are always temporary – to the extent that such a recognition is embraced, powerful realizations can result.