Have you ever felt like saying sorry but hesitated? It is time for you to get aware and know the World Fraternity and Apology Day which is celebrated on the 14th of September every year.
What is a fraternity?
Fraternity today has become the norm of the day. Fraternity is like a family. We have school fraternity, medical fraternity, engineering fraternity and many more. Fraternity is a group of people with a head. As a member or the head of a fraternity we see that a lot of activity as parties, learning, activities and much more happens. During this process a lot good happens, however some time bitterness also creeps in. World Fraternity and Apology day is a day to look back and apologize for the wrongs done. This day reminds people that this day can remove negativity and bring about a change in the society and help us remain united as brothers and bring about a significant change in the society.
To err is human, to forgive divine
We have all heard of the power of meditation, the power of positive thinking and many other powers. However, the power of saying sorry is humongous. The important thing is it needs to be said with true remorse and an action straight from the heart.
The advantage is that the person who says it is relieved of a lot of baggage that he carries. And the recipient is full of an ocean of love. Undoubtedly, sorry is so powerful a word that it can build and work wonders in relationships in the society.
Organizations, individuals and societies always celebrate this apology day in their own methods but the primary aim should be to go about carrying on with the work for bringing good things into the social set up.
We today need to remind ourselves of these ethics and celebrate this in our own way in every corner of the world. The power of saying sorry is so much that once said it makes you sleep peacefully, removes the deeply embedded guilt. Once this is done you regain health and develop a positive attitude.
This day can be a day to clean the slate and move on. A time to end conflicts and move on….
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