I hope these thoughts give you something to ponder while you enjoy your morning beverage. As you go about your day, I invite you to take some time to reflect on your observations. Consider if there’s anything you can do to enhance your life, such as looking into the mirror and appreciating yourself. You may also find a way to make the world more beautiful with a simple act of kindness, like holding the door open without expecting a thank you. You may also want to consider if you have a gift to share with the world. Perhaps you have some untapped talent you may regret wasting, as we sometimes do with unused towels or our good china. I hope you find them enjoyable and return for more tomorrow.
Morality
Often, people think less of another because, in their eyes, that person is not living up to the morality that they have placed on that person.
The problem is that no one has a right to place their moral center on another. We all have a moral code that we live by, and many of our morals may overlap, but there are many that one person feels they need to live by, while another does not see that as necessary.
Most people see many things as moral, such as not harming another person or our planet. These are two morals I believe most people hold high and live by. Most of the morality that all people choose to live by are our laws for protecting all. However, many people have other moral codes that are not laws that they choose to live by. While these codes may work for them, they cannot be imposed on others.
Everyone has a right to choose their own moral code as long as they are not harming others. Therefore, we must stop judging others and let everyone live their lives as they choose.
Today’s challenge:
When you want to judge someone, ask yourself if you expect them to live by your moral code.
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