Quote by David R. Hawkins

All judgment reveals itself to be self-judgment in the end, and when this is understood a larger comprehension of the nature of life takes its place.

All judgment reveals itself to be self-judgment in the end,

Summary

This quote suggests that when we pass judgment on others, we are ultimately judging ourselves. Through this understanding, we gain a broader perspective on the complexities of life. It implies that our judgments reflect our own insecurities, beliefs, and experiences. By recognizing this, we can develop empathy, compassion, and a deeper understanding of the diverse nature of human existence. It invites us to let go of judgment and embrace a more enlightened view of life.

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By David R. Hawkins

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