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Forgetting what happened.
Occasionally forgetting what day it is.
Forgetting what was true.
But one thing I do; Forgetting what is behind….
Forgetting what has happened.
It doesn't mean you're erasing the past, or forgetting what happened.
Forgetting what day it is.
It does not mean you are erasing the past, or forgetting what happened.
Or forgetting what the Evremondes did.
And it doesn't mean you're erasing the past or forgetting what happened.
I'm not forgetting what you did at G.D.
It's not like you are erasing the past,or even forgetting what has happened.
Maybe you're forgetting what I said back there.
It does not mean you are erasing the past, or forgetting what happened.
We are forgetting what it means to be human….
It's not like you are erasing the past,or even forgetting what has happened.
You're not forgetting what we arranged last night?
How about going to the grocery store and forgetting what you were going to buy?
Forgetting what day it is and what time it is.
One example is going to the store and forgetting what you went there to buy.
Forgetting what happened and starting from scratch… is not so easy.
But the man who looks intently into the perfect law that gives freedom, and continues to do this, not forgetting what he has heard, but doing it- he will be blessed in what he does.
We're not forgetting what you done when you was able, you old warhorse.
From this state the capacity will also be found of always being able to commence, as if ex nihilo, with a new andfresh mind, forgetting what has been and what has been lost, focusing only on what positively and creatively can still be done.
Forgetting what is behind, and reaching for the things before me…” Phil.
But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead….
Forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead” Phil.
This doesn't mean forgetting what has happened- it means letting go of the emotional baggage that we have accumulated in our many experiences.
Forgetting What I Should Remember and Remembering What I Should Forget! .
Forgetting what I"m told and imagine, what society with its common sense and the science of the object tell me to believe, and at last daring to look for myself and to take seriously what I find- well, what do I find?