Why Do We Judge Others?
So we sit back and look at what we do not like in others and we call this justification ‘for the norm does not act that way’. We stay in our little world and act as others will approve us to be, and we scold the ones who do not do the same. We do this sometimes in the name of God, and we say, do not pretend to know God in this way. Do not think that God judges his/her children for you are not receiving this guidance from God.
Do you not want a God who is all loving? Do you believe that God offers you free will and then judges you to experience this type of living? You believe God becomes angry when you do not obey him/her, yet you believe he/she is pleased with your control issues?
We are all individuals; we all came here to experience different lives. We are all children, learning, loving, becoming ourselves. We are all loving people, some who have lost their ways. We are here to find peace within ourselves and as long as we are pointing fingers at those who are different, we will never learn not to point fingers at ourselves.
For in judging others, we judge ourselves. For in expecting others to follow the ‘rules’, we expect ourselves to do the same… and who made up these rules anyway? Certainly not the loving God that you follow.
