
~ Sometimes when someone accuses and/or judges someone else of having a particular character flaw, that same flaw is in the accuser.
~ Sometimes what bothers or annoys us in someone else, means they are mirroring something back that needs to be addressed in our own lives.
~ Some people are afraid to question with boldness their own perceptions and convictions.
~ Challenging our own perceptions means change may be on the horizon.
~ For many of us, change is difficult, scary, maddening, chaotic, orderly, cleansing, thrilling, and joyous.
Disclaimer: These are not claimed to be facts, just a simple human’s observations. People change, we grow, and as such, so does the world.
Lori, this the way we are … all – more or less – this is us in one post. Brilliant.
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Thanks so much, Viveka. Blessings to you.
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So true…have just been re-reading “don’t sweat the small stuff” and these thoughts are along those lines of thought. Good to read this today!
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Hey Kathleen! Good to hear from you. Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff is a good one. Thanks so much for reading and commenting.
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So very true, and on that note, if we like who we are then we shouldn’t be able to find the things we dislike in others 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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True, if we are happy with ourselves, someone else’s issues are about them and it won’t bother us. Thanks so much for reading and sharing such a good point.
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I find this quite affirming actually, note to self. 🙂
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So good to hear you’ve been affirmed this good morning, Pete. Been there done that myself (challenged my perceptions). It was quite a challenge but well worth it. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
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My pleasure.
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