A mind at peace does no harm, and the parts that once feared it come to trust that its presence is safe. The plea for no hurt is the ego's old anxiety finally answered, discovering that love threatens nothing and asks for nothing back. Where there was suspicion, there is now the recognition that only good has passed between them.
To be sent away in peace and called blessed is what forgiveness looks like from the inside. The mind that has released its attack is seen at last as harmless, and its innocence is acknowledged by the very parts that once braced against it. Nothing needed to be defeated; the whole conflict dissolved the moment love was seen as safe.
Hurt: the attack the frightened mind braces against, the harm it fears until it learns that love intends none
Peace: the condition in which the mind and its former adversaries part, the safety that ends all need for defense