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        Hi people, you remember the saying when you point at someone with your index finger, the three other fingers point back at you.  Well, sometimes we don't actually point with our fingers but with our minds and the other three fingers that point back happen to be our conscience, that still small voice that keeps saying "who are you to judge, do you think you're better?  First remove the plank from your eyes before you tell someone to remove the speck from theirs " and so on .

    Listening to that still small voice can reduce so much hate and judging in the world, it could even go as far as making you a better person if you choose to treat your issue first before you begin to treat that of others, so while you are busy picking someone's errors, do well to listen to your heart, not just listen, understand what you need to do and act on it. 😉


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