Do not be quick to judge when you meet someone in need. Living life at a constant state of hardship and suffering is not a choice one makes but has to face.
We are not in any position to be able to tell just how hard someone may have tried to get out of a hardship that they undeservingly are compelled to endure every single day to the point that they are desperate..ours is to do our part and hope for the better to take place after.
Let us understand that giving people the benefit of doubt, the benefit of understanding is a practice that will derive unity and have humanity thrive. And it is through Humanity, where the beauty of this world may suffice.
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8 thoughts on “Benefit of doubt..”
I like this post and the message. We should learn to be more like Jesus, less judgement and more love 💖.
It’s indeed unfortunate there are so many desperate people, especially now. When someone mocks them, it truly upsets me, or when someone panders while pretending.
Generally, I watch first, before I make a choice. I’m not always correct. Then again, perhaps she really did need a drink.
The point is, once I give the money to her, it’s hers to do as she will. But there have been times when prople in the grocery line comes up short. If it’s milk and/or necessities, I’m definitely more willing to assist than someone with soda, cigarettrs, and donuts. Still, for all I know, his plan is to eat a final junk meal before lighting himself on fire.
We cannot judge lest we walk in their shoes. And although I have been homeless, I’ve never had to withdrawal in the gutter, or beg for money. I have never lived their life and walked in their shoes. I have been blessed.
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I like this post and the message. We should learn to be more like Jesus, less judgement and more love 💖.
Have a great rest of your week!
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Yes indeed! Thanks for dropping by Kate. Have a great weekend! 🙂 – Cezane
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Thanks, Cezane! Same to you.🙂
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Powerful words and a good reminder. 🙏
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Thanks brother. 🙂
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Welcome
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It’s indeed unfortunate there are so many desperate people, especially now. When someone mocks them, it truly upsets me, or when someone panders while pretending.
Generally, I watch first, before I make a choice. I’m not always correct. Then again, perhaps she really did need a drink.
The point is, once I give the money to her, it’s hers to do as she will. But there have been times when prople in the grocery line comes up short. If it’s milk and/or necessities, I’m definitely more willing to assist than someone with soda, cigarettrs, and donuts. Still, for all I know, his plan is to eat a final junk meal before lighting himself on fire.
We cannot judge lest we walk in their shoes. And although I have been homeless, I’ve never had to withdrawal in the gutter, or beg for money. I have never lived their life and walked in their shoes. I have been blessed.
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