This is something I feel I’ve really grown in this last year. The people that I had always looked down on and thought I was better than, were the only ones who were there for me when everything fell apart. It’s made me reexamine how I view people. And it’s made me want to be like those people that I had always looked down on.
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The nature of judgement
I hope you suceed in this goal, but if you don’t understand the nature of judgement then you miss the lesson of life. It is not the person that judgment is directed at that is the issue, that justs gives us a feeling of guilt so that we may reflect upon our actions. The issue with judgment is what does it say about me as a person? People think judgment is an external thing, for example “if that person was better at this I wouldn’t feel judge this way”. Judgment is very much internal, ask why did I judge that person, and when you can answer that question, you will find your growth. Don’t be “those people you looked down on”, instead ask why do/did I look down on them.
I think that’s pretty true. I think a lot of the reason why I judge other’s is because of my own insecurity. I’m obviously not completely happy with my life and how I conduct it, but it’s easier to point out others’ shortcomings instead of dealing w/my own. Hmmm…That’s definitely something I can work on. Thanks for the insight.
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