Blog #14 Oct 13/15
“To Judge meaning: To determine
or declare after consideration
or deliberation”
I was actually surprised with the defn on “To
Judge”. How many times are we judging people or things? Do we actually “declare
after consideration or deliberation”?
This past weekend after celebrating “Thanksgiving”
I started looking at the various media reports on Facebook, Tweeter, newspaper
etc... I think we’ve allowed “To Judge” as part of our normal life and don’t
realize that “To Judge” in a negative way creates a major ripple effect on
other people’s lives which can be very hurtful.
As a read some of the comments on various
topics I asked myself did these people just make a comment so they could see it
on a public forum or did they really intentionally want to hurt many people?
What if instead we had more comments on
topics that were positive? What would happen with the energy and attitudes of
people?
I’m just throwing out thoughts hoping to
maybe get people to think before reacting.
This weekend as we sat around sharing and
creating memories with our families a family from my hometown where I grew up
lost their 20 yr old daughter in a car accident. As I read some of the comments
from people posting on some of the newspapers which were “Judging”, I wondered again whether they thought about
the family and friends of the 20 yr old girl, or about the RCMP and EMT’s which
were involved or how about the family and friends of the second driver who’s in
hospital and has a long road ahead of him.
As I said before when we JUDGE others or
things we create a ripple effect. Making comments publicly on media is pretty
safe because it’s not in person but it does make a difference to others.
So for this week how about we all stop and
think before we push the “POST” or “SEND” button and make sure we’re creating
more “POSITIVE’ ripple effects in people’s lives.
For this week I wish for all of you good
energy, time spent with family and friends creating amazing memories and for
you to enjoy each moment of your day.
Candice
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