By Rev. Paul S. Osumi
Reprinted with permission
Be a forgetter
Sometime ago a memory expert came to Honolulu to show people how to improve their memory. It is advantageous for us to have a good memory. But it is more important to be a good forgetter, provided we forget the right things. We do well to forget yesterday’s neglects, failures, disappointments, sorrows, insults and grudges.
