We label, we judge - that’s how we’re wired, if we choose.
For example, ‘A sensitive man’ could be harshly judged – Sensitivity does not subtract from masculinity, but adds to it - Fact !
Someone’s Status - Divorced, Married, Spinster, Single, Widowed, Bachelor ? –
Which drawer would you put them in ?
More drawers to consider ? - amputee, paraplegic, autistic, depressive, fun loving, sincere, kind, caring, ballet dancer, dancer, author, gay, artist, has cancer, Prof, Doctor, Actor, Celebrity,drives a fancy car, scholar, beautiful, dyslexic, mentally retarded, auto immune disease, serial killer, bi-polar, murderer, terrorist, generous, wealthy, ugly, pretty, fat, thin, voluptuous, violent, alien, foreign, naive, old, aggressive, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, religious, spiritual, black, Indian, Asian, African.
Every human being we encounter reflects a part of us we either like, dislike or resonate with.
We either accept, embrace, forgive, condone or we put them in a drawer.
Animals have it whacked it with their stance of unconditional love – they have much to teach the human race.
When we judge, we are judging ourselves. We come either from a place of love, compassion, anger or fear – the Ego is usually the driver.
Can we change our minds before the ‘bam’ stamp of judgment ?
by Heather de Wit
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