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We are judging machines. To be human is to have opinions and judgments about everything. While it’s impossible to not have these opinions it is important that we are responsible for what we say.  Our opinions say more about us than what we are speaking about. This is because our opinions are not based on universal truths. They are based on our standards about how things should be. We become emotionally attached to our point of view and hold our opinions as facts. Opinions are important but it’s recommended you visit them and not take them home to raise! Opinions are not right or wrong and they are not true or false. They are either grounded or ungrounded. Perhaps the best thing I’ve learned is if we are not paying attention we can easily give our authority away to others by treating their opinions as facts and living them as though they are true statements about us. 

Collective truth is beyond the circumstances and the humans mind opinions. Strong opinions or no opinions at all, is a reaction or response of your ego (fear) or higher being (facing your fears and control them and respond with awareness) Strong opinons: •False belifes that a person try to protect. •Collective truth that you see but others don’t see or don’t want to see because that makes them uncomfortable because that reveals their inautentic face and false authority No opinons: •False belifes that a person try to protect or protect without knowing it. •Collective truth you see what is happening and in being silence yet present it will say everything without words.

Many people confuse arrogance with honesty, claiming that they act like that because they are too honest and therefore they can’t lie. This, let’s say, type of honesty, claiming that they act like that because they are too honest and therefore they can’t lie... https://lnkd.in/gm_RatUs #tale #opinion #blogging #contentwriting

It's not easy to speak up. I did receive some hate messages for my last LinkedIn post. But also, kind words of encouragement from complete strangers across the globe. It's not easy to face criticism. But the fact is that I have been given a platform, and if I don't use it for a just cause, I don't deserve it. I strive not to be silent, in my capacity, when human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides for neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented. As sensible citizens of the world, sometimes we must interfere when human lives and dignity is in danger. Wherever and whenever people are persecuted because of their race, religion or political views, that place must at that moment become the center of the universe. History is echoing a grim past right before us. Sadly, we're seeing the same story of oppression replayed, with the once-oppressed now wearing the oppressor's mask. In situations like these, national borders and sensitivities must become irrelevant. We must speak. Let's be outspoken. Let's be resilient. Let's all be silence breakers. PS: Please share post in your networks to spread out the word!

Thought of the Day - August 14, 2023 Overcaution is as bad as no caution. It makes other people suspicious. If you expect others to have confidence in you, you must conduct yourself in a way that inspires trust. Being so cautious that you never try anything new will damage your credibility just as much as will throwing all caution to the winds and trying any idea that comes along without thinking it through. (Most people equate any kind of extreme behavior with poor judgment.) But don’t fall victim to “analysis paralysis.” Learn to separate facts from opinions and make sure your decisions — and your subsequent actions — are based on reliable information. Then take action! #ThoughtOfTheDay #UPPLife #LeaveNoRegrets

Everything about your current condition is the result of decisions made by you and others in the past, interacting with the laws of the universe. The more conscious of your decisions, the more results align with your intentions. #zen #purpose #intentionalliving

➡️ Do you often catch yourself being overly critical of your own actions and decisions? ➡️ Do you feel like you're never quite good enough, no matter how hard you try? You're not alone, and I'm here to help you navigate the tricky territory of your inner critic. In this video, we dive deep into the world of self-doubt, fear, and the relentless inner voice that keeps you feeling stuck and inadequate. We'll explore the reasons why your inner critic exists in the first place and how it's actually trying to protect you, albeit in an unhelpful way. But here's the good news: You can learn to fight back against your inner critic and replace its fear-based messaging with authentic, empowering truths. ✨ I've got practical tips, strategies, and insights to help you reclaim control over your self-esteem and self-worth. Don't let your inner critic hold you back any longer! 👇 #livelifetothefullest #secrets #beyourself #innercritic #changethenarrative

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Let’s talk about what it looks like to seek truth. When a human embarks on a truth-seeking endeavor, they must set aside the implications of what they find and care only that…it's true. Once a person understands the boundaries and limitations of truth, fiction, and everything in between, then they can begin to align their life with the results. Regardless of the discovered result, one must then willingly accept and live with it. Otherwise, intellectual honesty is completely absent. This is true when examining every area of life: religion, politics, parenting, the law, etc. Each person must be willing to accept that their thoughts, emotions, and opinions might be wrong; they might need realignment. It’s ok, as long as we learn from the experience and grow. The same is true when it comes to a case consultation. The implications might be quite difficult to stomach. It can be easier to disregard a victim of sexual violence as “probably misunderstanding the situation” or “mentally incompetent.” It doesn't work that way. If the most kindly perceived person took advantage of someone weaker than them, they did it. If that "kind" person was falsely accused, then the truth will be found somewhere in the mire of why. No matter how simple or painful, the truth is the truth. It will not change. Accept it. Acknowledge it. Honor it.