vidocka
I like those who smile at me just like that and don’t make their lives and their consciences difficult because someone else just doesn’t follow the same rules.
At its core, kindness is a sincere concern for a fellow human being. That we wish him the best and are aware that this person has the same desires, needs, and tendencies as we have.
Kindness is warmth, flexibility, patience, trust, loyalty, and gratitude.
It frees us from getting entangled in negative relationships and emotions such as resentment, jealousy, suspicion, and manipulation.
It is important that we are not kind out of selfishness or recalcitrance.
Let us also be kind to those who are not necessarily kind to us. In addition, let us be kind to ourselves. Let’s look at ourselves as a person worthy of goodness.
Let us not forget that we too deserve generosity, compassion, and kindness.
How to embark on this path that would change the world if everyone embarked on it?
Let’s reduce our judgments about people. Let’s stop wasting time critically judging other people and dedicate it rather to compassion and understanding.
Let’s not expect perfection. Not from yourself, not from others. Let us accept mistakes.
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Do you agree with those words?
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Do unto others as if you would like them to do unto you. I have always tried to live this way. Though sometimes it is difficult. 🙂
I totally agree with you. Unfortunately, some do not “understand” this. 🙂
I always try to be kind, dear Vidocka …. of course to kind people …. but it is also true that none of us is perfect and I don’t know any perfect person
I totally agree. Everyone has a flaw.
One a little smaller the other a little bigger …… if something bothers me, he prefers to withdraw ….. if he can
Very nice post and thanks for the reminders.
Thank you. Occasionally it is wise to read some similar article. I do it with pleasure.
That’s a wonderful message and a great reminder for all of us! I love the photo too.
Thank you, Ellie. Sometimes I have a day to read some instructive article.
i find that we often judge more to access situations and people. It is hard not to, the question I always ask is, once you judge someone, can you admit you were wrong?
that is the mark of a good person in the end. Someone that judges someone harshly, then realizes they were wrong and apologizes!
I agree. Apology is a great virtue that many people unfortunately do not have.
it is funny those that cannot apologize often expect you to apologize first!
I think some are too proud to apologize. I always apologize and admit a mistake if I made it.
i do not always succeed in realizing I made a mistake, i am working on that.
There is a famous saying “Judge not others but judge within and there you will find enough of sin”
I totally agree with the dictum. Thanks for sharing.