James W. Inspirational Thoughts

Why would you gauge a person by (your) beliefs? Yes, we all have our own personal standards we stand on, but in all fairness, you shouldn't hold a person to the same standards you've created for yourself. You cannot change, redirect, or coerce a person into being someone they weren't born to be. At the very least, you have to meet a person halfway, whether that be a friend, companionship, family etc. Accept a person for who they are, refrain from judgment, and understand that diversity is what makes the world go round.

How can you hate someone you don't even know? What are the grounds for hating someone you don't know? Despite the actions of what a person does, it still doesn't give you leverage to hate them? Perhaps this is the new society we're living in today, using leverage to justify our actions and feelings towards others. With that being the case, mentally, it will only weaken you down the road, later in life.

If someone compliments you on your physical appearance, understand and know, that God is tapping you on the shoulder, reminding you of who you really are, and that nobody can take that away from you.

We can all agree that we all have shortcomings we aren't proud of, with many of them hidden away from the public eye, not meant for everyone to see. That being said, some of our shortcomings are visible, despite the beauty in our character. Why is it that some people feel compelled to remind you of your shortcomings? No living soul wants to be reminded of themselves, despite how glaring they may appear. Reminding someone of their flaws, is equivalent to blatantly pointing your finger at them with malicious intent, and that's not nice. Flaws are flaws, we all have them, so stop judging, as you stand to be judged.