Being consciously unloving.

[Ohr Ein Sof]

@Anders. All Karma can be removed and settled with forgiveness. Even if we are unaware of it. "Forgiveness is the stoppage of the wheel of karma or action."
https://www.lawofone.info/s/17#20

While I do believe all Karma can be resolved with forgiveness given sufficient time to manifest, I think it is easy to be ungrounded to not have concern for consequences of one's actions because they can simply be forgiven away. Someone could, for example, choose to drink small amounts of poison every morning and bless it with love, and it's unlikely they would be skilled enough to forgive it to the point of not having negative consequences. It's important to be grounded in real temporal limitations that we have until we develop the skills to transcend them.

Forget it your wisdom won't be well aceepted here. I like your wisdom however as it resonates with me. While it is very true that forgiveness can squash Karma there is also a side that needs for certain amount of Karmic situations to play out instead of looking at all human suffering as needless. Some of our greatest amounts of growth have been captured through large amounts of human suffering. According to myself, the only needless suffering is what is imposed on the self by one's own self but until we are liberated from ignorance we can never know the depth of our own ignorance. Once we are consciously aware of this depth, forgiveness can be presented as the only solution. But I really enjoyed reading this comment as it resonated with me deeply.