About judgement. Sunday thoughts.

Could you refrain from judging someone or some creature the moment you look at it?

When it just stands still somewhere.
Many years ago, I decided for myself, to form an opinion about people, solely on how they treated me and what they did for me. And even if we talk about a criminal, a drug addict or a wh^re, they are not a criminal, a drug addict or a wh^re to me if they have treated me well and humanely. It's simple, isn't it?
So, let's try to apply the same method now to some animal ... insect ... this fly here:

This fly here has done nothing to anyone.
At least at this point and at least to none of those currently watching it.

It just stands on the tile - a perfect and beautiful creation of nature. Right?

Because nature has done nothing of inferior quality to perfection. And everything is perfect the way it was created. It requires nothing more. Does not require any improvements. Nor does it require judgments and evaluations from anyone.

And if you see this creature next to other creatures, how can you now, just as an observer, evaluate, qualify and rank these creatures on a good-bad scale?

Doesn't that seem impossible anymore? What makes a fly lower in rank than a ladybug? Or an ant? What makes it worse than them, uglier or more useless? Every being on Earth has a role to play in the whole existence.
And let me remind you that apart from humans and some animals (such as cats, for example), no other creature is vile. The other beings simply follow their nature. It dictates everything to them. Therefore, they should not be judged for what they are. They are not guilty at all.
These were my Sunday thoughts today.
Have a beautiful day!

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	Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you.