Judgements/ Useful Or Not

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> Judgements of others is always only a quess

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> And best not indulged in, in my view.

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> Bill

 

 

And best not ignored, either.

The best is to check whether there is some point in it.

This makes an end to both: indulging or avoidance.

 

len

 

 

 

I may not be understanding what's meant by " judgment " here. In a spiritual

context, I usually separate discernment from judgment. To discern is simply to

notice the situation. Judgment is that, followed by a value judgment of good

or bad. I see no problem with discerning, for example, if a person's words

seem to be sincere, but the value judgment serves no purpose and is problematic

 

if acceptance is the goal.

 

Phil

L.E: Phil's point is excellent, " if acceptance is the goal. " Then judging is

not helpful.

In other circumstance it is part of charting a course, so to speak, choosing

between options.

And then, judgement is of value and useful. The wise amoung us always remembers

that we may be mistaken.

Larry Epston