Spirit of Light
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A good person share unconditional loveNo, only love is good. Only the action of love is good
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A good person share unconditional loveNo, only love is good. Only the action of love is good
I don't deal in terms of "good" and "bad" when it comes to people. These are merely human constructs. People are a product of their experiences and environment.
That said, very few have the ability to complete set ego aside and look upon others without judgment.
That certainly sounds nice.Shouldn't a good person be able to walk in all forms of society and be good to the poorest and the richest in the world, without judgement in his/her/their mind?
In my belief i would say it is what spiritual teaching are all about, guiding people to be the person who walk on earth with no judgement of others or self.That certainly sounds nice.
However, in all honesty, I am just not sure of what you are asking.
I take it that you mean that said good person should not be at all judgemental?
Do you have any hints on how a person can attempt to be good without making judgements about what amounts to good and what does not?
Maybe I wasn't clear.In my belief i would say it is what spiritual teaching are all about, guiding people to be the person who walk on earth with no judgement of others or self.
I don't believe that people are absolutely evil or Good. That is because of psychological, Or spiritual maturity and not necessary physiological.A good person share unconditional love
In my belief i would say it is what spiritual teaching are all about, guiding people to be the person who walk on earth with no judgement of others or self.
Humans ─ well, animals generally ─ have evolved to make constant judgmental responses to sensory input, so there's no way to escape making judgments. When you meet someone your brain wants to know their sex, gender, social rank and authority, friend-or-foe status, known or new, suspicious or accepted, good-looking or plain, and a whole range more.Shouldn't a good person be able to walk in all forms of society and be good to the poorest and the richest in the world, without judgement in his/her/their mind?
Humans ─ well, animals generally ─ have evolved to make constant judgmental responses to sensory input, so there's no way to escape making judgments. When you meet someone your brain wants to know their sex, gender, social rank and authority, friend-or-foe status, known or new, suspicious or accepted, good-looking or plain, and a whole range more.
But technicalities aside, it's an attractive ambition to treat everyone equally, so I basically agree with you. Common sense still applies, of course.
We can control our responses to the information we instinctively seek, of course. Like feminism earlier, movements like Black Lives Matter in the US and similar ones elsewhere are important and to be applauded in this regard.But we don't live in the wild anymore, so these judgments are arbitrary in many cases. Judgements of whether something is a threat or not are different than judgements regarding the differences in people. The latter are more detrimental than helpful, IMO.
A good person should use righteous judgment - not no judgment at all.Shouldn't a good person be able to walk in all forms of society and be good to the poorest and the richest in the world, without judgement in his/her/their mind?