And what do you prefer? Sin or experience?
"What we call in other sins, we consider in ourselves as experience."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
This previous sentence has left me in reflection. And it is not for less, I permanently hear criticisms from many people towards others, however, those who emit the judgment are as sinful as anyone, including me.
However that phrase fits perfectly for the one who criticizes permanently. If it is he who executes sin, to call it in some way, not to mention it, as a human being he has the right to make a mistake... they argue.
And it is true, the right to make mistakes is implicit in daily life, it is what leaves us experience, but what is not logical is that with this in mind we still continue to make critical judgments against someone who makes mistakes...
Let us live and let us live, if we see the failures of others to learn from it, but not to criticize it...
As a result of my experiences, I have noticed that the more traditional the localities in which I have lived, there is a greater tendency to criticize, to see "the bad " in the other, but based on their own criteria, obviously, and not putting themselves in the place of the other.
Positioning yourself on the other person's site is a good way to broaden our way of thinking, and I wouldn't say justify, but understand why he or she acted in a certain way.
There is always the possibility of understanding each other, regardless of our countries of origin.
In every action we take, our parents, grandparents, friends are expressing themselves, because we all learned from each other, and we continue to do so as long as we live.
We must be more tolerant and never think that we have absolute truths. And above all, to recognize ourselves as imperfect...
