This saying is actually from the Bible (Luke 6:39) where Jesus is teaching that we cannot judge other's actions because we are unable to see their motives. I must continue applying this lesson. Is it just me or do you have trouble with this too?Two Reminders:
1. Today is the final day for my BOOK GIVEAWAY: Shoot the Moon by Billie Letts on my other blog Book Critiques. I shut it off at 7 PM EST. If you have not yet thrown your name in the hat, hurry up!
2. Tomorrow is Blue Monday. I'll post a little after midnight so that early birds can more easily link in.
19 comments:
I think people get caught up in being judgmental too easily. I know that sometimes when I find myself acting that way I have to stop and think that maybe there are reasons. It's a HARD lesson to learn sometimes.
take care,
Dawn
Yes, I do too!
Thanks for the comment. the cookie ended up not tasting so good. I ended up tossing it.
Sally, good thought. It is human nature to judge. Not a good trait. We have to walk in someones shoes before we can understand them.
I am checking my Trust poem. So far it seems ok. Bill checked his desk top and it was ok. I asked Beverly to check it and she will call me back.
A puzzlement! smile.
Hugs...Jeanne
Ha! Great comic! Yep I have a problem in this area :0) Better to concentrate elsewhere for sure like my own heart and mind...
Have a lovely Sunday Sally and see you tomorrow with some Blue!
Very good reminder....I guess I needed that this morning....after all the judgement I passed yesterday on the state fair experience! HaHa. See you tomorrow.....psst. I remember.
I like the cartoon. It's a good way to make an important point. It's hard to accept that my opinion about somethings just might not be right. I pray God will help me withhold my judgements till I get all the facts. (Reminds me of the presidential debate.)
Our world is crumbling quickly around us...too much judgement, too much sin. Although God promised to never flood the entire earth again, I wonder how many things have to go wrong before people realize that God is speaking to us...asking us to come home to our first love..Him...
Good morning Sally, It seems like human nature to judge other people before we get to know them..This is an area that we all need help in.. I am going to post something today that pertains to your post..come over later to visit..hugs, Baba
Cute cartoon. I swear I use that phrase constantly!
Hi there, I am from Miam, went to school in North Miami and graduated in 1961 and left in 63 to move to Merritt Island with my hubby. My dad moved to Pembroke Pines and lived there till he finnally oved up here and was with me for one and a half years before he passed. I was so lucky tohave him with me.Take care and hope ot hear from you. Blessings and Hugs, Marie
I have a problem with that too I'm sorry to say.
Ihope to see you tomorrow on blue monday dear.
Funny cartoon! :)
Judging is hard for me too. I hate being judged, so that is a good reminder to pratice the golden rule. :)
Oh, and love the cows from the post below! :)
Oh man oh man oh man... boy do I ever fall into this trap! Thank you for the reminders. Great post! :-) Stacey
I thought that phrase meant something quite different. Oops, lol. It is a good lesson. =)
I love the cartoon. I try so hard not to judge others, lest I be judge.
It is hard but I keep reminding myself of his words.
Have a great week.
Hugs;
Alaura
I think we have all had a problem with that at one time or another. Thank you for that reminder. I hope your day is going well. I will stop by and see you tomorrow for Blue Monday :>) (God willing)
My husband was just talking about something similar about seeing or thinking of others motives like ours they are always changing so you never really know what they are thinking even if it is after they do something they could feel ashamed for. He says it better but it made sense to me.
ROFL, that post is great! Hilarious! And so true unfortunately.
Forgot to say that my Blue post will be up at 6:00 a.m.
Kady
Hi Sally. Love the cartoon. I think the way you explained what it means is quite good. I think everybody does this sometimes. I do think animals probably get a kick out of what to them must be our strange antics.
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