It Backfired
Life is such that when I judge another, I do not define them but I define myself. It is like looking at myself in the mirror and what I see in others is what is in me too. Obviously, I get backfired. Can I accept it?
By making a subjective judgement about another person, I am not revealing a truth about him or her but a truth about myself. In most cases, judging another is an act to make me feel better about myself. What I do not realize, when I judge others, I voluntarily dim my own divine light.
Passing a judgement is easy. Many times, it happens in small subconscious way without realizing it. Worst is when I think worldly of myself where I assume that I am better than most.
It makes me to think that my perspective towards life and people are more spot on. Such thinking puts me to keep making assumptions.
Why am I so quick to judge and label others, when it is said that nobody is perfect? I need to train myself to be broad minded. To be that, I need to be kind and learn to put myself in their shoes.
When I have my own story to deal in life, surely others have theirs too. Hence, it shall be good for my soul that I hit the brakes and stop judging and stop the blame.
Being judgemental robs me of the opportunity to strengthen my empathy. Should I want to judge, I should judge on the situation and not the individual. Should I want to judge on the situation, I have to make sure that my reality is perfect. Is my reality perfect?
I love you. I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you.