If you knew what someone else was going through, you would think differently about how you evaluate their behavior. If you only knew what someone else has been through, would you look more compassionately upon them in light of their experience.
If you only knew a little more about yourself - what motivates you,makes you laugh, makes you worry. That complex intersection of your mind, your physical makeup, your spirit, your values, your emotional fluctuations - all that makes up who YOU are - what would you do differently? Would you think about things more deeply? Would you you stop thinking about others? What would you hold on to and what would you release?
Take the time - regularly to self assess - and use this knowledge to re-assess others and you will find our commonality as well as our prolific difference - the meaning behind your conclusions and how you act/react on it is what matters. Seeking truth without confirmation. That is living.
If you only knew a little more about yourself - what motivates you,makes you laugh, makes you worry. That complex intersection of your mind, your physical makeup, your spirit, your values, your emotional fluctuations - all that makes up who YOU are - what would you do differently? Would you think about things more deeply? Would you you stop thinking about others? What would you hold on to and what would you release?
Take the time - regularly to self assess - and use this knowledge to re-assess others and you will find our commonality as well as our prolific difference - the meaning behind your conclusions and how you act/react on it is what matters. Seeking truth without confirmation. That is living.
