Judging others is easier as we are not placed in the same boat as
them, thus we don't experience what they have gone through, putting us
in a stable state of mind and we are able to evaluate everything without
any mental disturbance although there is a flaw as we may have pursue
such action according to our own knowledge, experience and belief which
may not coincide with that targeted people.
Factuality, self-reflection is not as easy as we thought. Separating
one's mind into two, and to hope one portion is capable of judging the
other half, seeing through our problem and finding a solution are
not realistic. The potential we see in ourselves is somewhat inadequate
and insufficient. But in reality, it is needed and it does make sense.
By the time we try to do a self-reflection, we may not have come to a
conclusion. To improvise when we lack in knowledge and common sense, we
decide impromptu to just continue what we are doing as when matter
involves emotional-attachment and wrong reasons, it's hard
to perceive things as a whole. Self-reflection requires seeing yourself
as a totally different entity, and to inspect every part of that entity
as a whole in term of physical, emotional and spiritual aspects.
The meaning of life is to give life a meaning. So what's your raison d'etre?
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