BE JUDGE

 Life allows us to live, see, be, feel, vibrate, search, caress, suffer, love, we have to discover ourselves in a world where experiences are full of pleasant experiences and others not so pleasant. There are moments that are not so successful in our lives and how difficult it is to get out of a delicate and extreme epicenter, those that shake you and take you away from places where you no longer belong ... but sometimes we need a little bit of that strong shake that makes us open our eyes. , allows us to see clearly the state of mind and the place where we are treading. Life becomes at some point like a roulette wheel for some and falls for others ... but it does not matter in what time both occur,

Life is in charge of giving you the tools and knowledge to undertake your destiny ... If so, what we want to achieve depends on our actions and where we want to see ourselves, being a judge   implies questioning yourself, having the ability to see your own mistakes, to confess and  retribution for the acts performed in our journey. It is important to be a judge of our own feelings.  Sometimes we wrap ourselves in warm cloths of meanness where the act of our thoughts He is covered by that feeling of impurity that shows us how miserable we can be with ourselves. We have to introvert ourselves into our deep being where we get ourselves with particles of emotions and feelings that fill our spirit, and from there we will know what we are made of ... being a judge shows us that we can be critical in the way of expressing ourselves, of living, of to share, to judge ourselves only with the way we evaluate ourselves without hurting ourselves so much, those thoughts that can be flexible or very rigid. The judgment that we make cannot be so strong because we would not be doing our job well, it would be punishing ourselves and, if that is the case, we are not perfect, we grow by performing in the tests of trial and error,

"There are so many outside wanting to be judges and juries at the same time pointing out others ... their verdicts and convictions are like sand thrown on deaf ears" ...

 

 

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