I am sorry. Are these just words or something more?

Hello friends, welcome.

Today, an odd question popped up in my mind.

How often do we use the word *Sorry* in our daily routines?

From spilling a drop of Tea/coffee on the table to

being late for meeting a person,

This sorry enables us to

ask for forgiveness to whatever we might have done by mistake.

But is sorry really just a word?

In my opinion, it’s something much more.

When we have quarreled with a person,

And after sometime when we realize our mistake,

We generally meet the person and say sorry if it’s our fault.

When we say I am sorry,

not only we try to cool things down around the argument,

but also we knowingly or unknowingly make the relations

more strong between the person and ourselves.

Because if

by saying Thank you we start building new relations and gratifying the old ones.

Then, I believe by saying Sorry, we ensure those relations.

Because sometimes, saying sorry is more difficult than forgiving.

I think that if the other side feels sorry genuinely,

We should have the heart to forgive.

The person in question who has said sorry or who is wronged because of you and if you don’t feel sorry about your wrongdoing or if you don’t forgive him/her.

Just because of your ego.

And if by some reason the person in question dies

There is nothing you can do except regretting.

So let’s say sorry to all those people for all our big and small mistakes or

 if we have hurt them in any way and

forgive all those people who have wronged us and let’s  all live happily.