Defer your judgement and keep possibilities open. When we judge everything: people, products, behaviour etc before we’ve had the opportunity to decide if they are good or bad we pigeonhole it and lock it down; we simply kill the opportunity for such possibilities to be.
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Amen!
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Agreed though we have to be discerning in order to look after ourselves. We have to heed our previous lessons. There are always good and bad within all things, and we have to look to the good to keep our positivity. I constantly live in hope as I go about my days.
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Amen and Many More Blessings!!
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und Ă¼ber Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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Every day!
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It’s kinda like trying new foods and recipes. Give it a chance! đŸŒŸâœ¨đŸ’«
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True! You won’t know how much you like something till you try it.
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Yeah!
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Set them free! đŸ˜‰
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Sound post, a life’s lesson
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This is so true. We choke the possibilities!
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Our preconceived notions sometimes stands in the way of progress.
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I am not sure about giving people second or third chances. In my personal life, I would rather be judgmental even though it goes against my religion and my personal beliefs. I am trying ! I am trying !
Susie
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Ha, ha! There are some of us who struggle with giving chances especially when our skepticism has been founded on bad experience.
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Thank you, this……is truth!
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Thank you too for taking the time to read it.
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