The pain of judging others

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Let`s speak about judgement for a minute. When we judge others usually it comes from a place of us needing to be right.  "Right?" See this is where we lose our inner power and understanding. The question is, is this my place and purpose?

If you beleive in what the Bible says you would never waist your time judging another soul ever. With judegment ususaly comes the need to create tangeble evidence of a persons diception. If they prove themselves to not be whatever it was you thought you have waisted your time, energy and personal power trying to get to the "truth" of someone elses "truth!"

You can instead see if you care to resonate with this person at this time, and if not you can gentely remove yourself from the situation until you desire or if you desire to connet with them. Judgment comes from the mind, compassion the heart, love from the body (connectedness), understanding both the heart and mind.

If you care, put all people before you to the highest light you see in them. Create a bubble around them of only the most positive thoughts about them and they become that thing for you. We all have the power to not only transform ourselves, but the people around us. If you see a person as argumentative or negative, they will be argumentative and negative to you. Instead look at them, feel the light within them and give them the honor of being "passionate and capable of the greatest vibration of love!"

Just give everyone around you an opportunity to be the best them you desire to connect with and watch your relationship with them transform.

(CLU) 💓🕉

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