Helping others become even better versions of themselves
The judgement of others is more often a reflection of ourselves, of things that we are not willing to change or face.
It defines us not the person who we judge.
What if the energy that we expend on scrutinising others was channelled to assessing our own behaviour?
What if we focused only on the one thing we can control, ourselves?
Maybe then we could practice non-judgemental and unconditional love of our fellow citizens.
We need to live our own lives, citizens.
If what you have to say takes one word, then that is enough.
Our story can be as long or short as you choose.
Our voice is ours to own.
The words we choose are ours to choose.
Our message is our message.
Our way of saying things is exactly that, our way and not to be modified to fit in.
We shackle ourselves continually with others rules of what to say, the words to use, how we should express ourselves.
Freedom is being true to ourselves .
When we express ourselves with the words that are ours and in a way, that is without compromise to our values,then we are free.
One word, free.
Philip Dodson 