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What does it mean?
Regret is alleviated by recalling the compassion shown by a divine figure.
In plain terms
He felt sad and unsure, but remembering Aslan's tears made him feel sure.
What can you take from it?
Remembering grace can resolve doubt and sadness.

Where it applies

  • personal regret
  • spiritual guidance

Putting it to work

  • reflect on moments of grace

Questions to consider

  • What reassures you in doubt?
  • Have you felt forgiven?

Another view

It depends on a specific theological framework.

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