Not Only Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya But Ebola, Too
How, without knowing or even conceiving the totality, or even a fraction of the totality, of the context and consequences, are we to judge? Yet judge we must. But before we judge couldn’t we go within and ask to see the context and conditions more fully, not in a habitual, biased, narrow minded and fearful way, but in a fearless, compassionate and open way, one that allows us to perceive, understand and appreciate more?
How can we possibly become enlightened and hear the highest and best already within us, if we cling to grievances and slights real or imagined, give in to the seeming urgency, and constantly rush to condemnation and attack? Does judging in this way make error – our fear and paranoia – real? What are the motives of those who provoke and encourage us to judge this way? Are they seeking to bring out the highest and best? And what about those in the media who cover these people? What are their motives? And why do some believe the media and vote for these people, while others stay home and refuse to vote?
Instead of judging in our habitual ways based on fear, half-truths, hypocrisy and holier-than-thou, why not give ‘there but for the grace of God go I’ a try? How well have our habitual ways of judging worked for Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan? What happened to the Ebola epidemic that was going to sweep America? What became of the great economic collapse and socialist take-over?
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