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Dr John MathaiThD
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JUDGEMENTS

7 September 2024John Mathai1 min read

Stay neutral in a situation and God can intervene. When you make a judgement you close the situation and bind it. When you keep it open then other forces can intervene. When you…

Stay neutral in a situation and God can intervene. When you make a judgement you close the situation and bind it. When you keep it open then other forces can intervene. When you judge a person then that person is bound. When you lose the person from your judgments of him/her, you allow God to intervene. These judgments are passed towards each other to enable you to defend yourself. No one likes to be seen as inferior to another. When you judge a person it is usually negative. Why? because this makes you superior to the other. This gives you a feeling of satisfaction. It is your ego’s need to be above another that makes you do this. It is human nature to put a person down. All this is from the sin of pride. Being neutral enables you to entertain the positives about a person. Judgments always preclude aspects of a situation. You put your blinkers on through your judgments and thus bind the person or situation which will not change. Neutrality allows for other possibilities and therefore solutions.

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