Valentine's Day - Ask for Forgiveness From
Your Lovers
TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan. 30, 2008 -- Saint Valentine's Day is
a wonderful opportunity to express emotions and even to ask
for forgiveness from the lovers whom we have hurt in the
past, to unburden our hearts, to apologize and even to make
a personal romantic confession.
The web site http://www.forgivenet.com is a one-stop web
site that provides three services:
1. Ask for Forgiveness - from anyone who was ever hurt by
you in the past.
2. Send Your Prayers to God - Forgivenet.com will print out
copies of these letters and place them among the holy stones
in the Holy Land.
3. Post a Confession and Secret - to tell what you had never
told before.
This Valentine's Day is a wonderful opportunity to bring
people closer together, strengthen our spousal
relationships, mend fences and enjoy lots of romance and
love.
Forgivenet.com would appreciate if you could kindly spread
the word about the site and the goal: "We truly believe that
having more of us asking for forgiveness can make a better
world."
Happy Valentine's Day
About Forgivenet.com - Your web site for asking forgiveness,
Forgivenet.com is a social international network for a
virtual request for forgiveness. The website is a universal
website and is intended for all people regardless of age,
sex, ethnicity, nationality, education and the like. There
is a possibility of asking for forgiveness anonymously and
sending it through the site by mail. It is also possible to
respond to other requests for forgiveness. The site enables
the renewal of old relationships between friends, family
members and divorcees, etc.
The website serves as an attractive and encouraging way for
asking for forgiveness and as a guide for fulfilling a
superior goal all year long. The request for forgiveness can
be accompanied by a nice gesture of compensation via the
site, such as sending flowers, a gift and the like.
The Need to Ask for Forgiveness
Most people are in no hurry to ask for forgiveness (to
apologize, to confess, to make up and so forth), to put it
mildly, from the people whom they harmed. This is due to the
(unjustified) feeling that asking for forgiveness face to
face is in some way undignified and humiliating for the
person who asks. As a result of this phenomenon the stress,
anger, grudges and a heavy burden in the heart remain, for
both those who hurt and those who were hurt - and it's a
pity that that's how it is.
The aim is to create a social change for a more peaceful
life by presenting and granting a new and unique method of
requesting for forgiveness. This solution appeals to all the
population regardless of gender, religion or race.
For more details:
In English - http://www.forgivenet.com
In Spanish - http://www.perdonet.com