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DON'T JUDGE

Teacher, why does the Bible talk about non-judgment? Is it really that important and why? the student asked.

The teacher gave the student a balloon with some dirt on the bottom and asked him to stand in front of him and blow it up. The student began to inflate.

What do you see now? the teacher asked.

I see you and the ball.

Inflate a little more, - asked the teacher.

The student blew several times. The ball got bigger.

What do you see now?

I can hardly see you, I mostly see only a ball, along the walls of which dirt spreads, - the student answered.

Puff it up even more.

After the ball became even larger, the teacher asked again:

What do you see?

Just a dirty ball and nothing else.

Inflate more, - said the teacher and walked away.

And this time, the student obeyed, continuing to blow diligently. But the balloon couldn't stretch any longer and… Bang! It burst, spraying mud in all directions. The apprentice was speechless and stood looking at himself, all smeared with mud.

This is exactly what happens when you think about other people's shortcomings, weaknesses and sins. Because of condemnation, you stop seeing the person himself, and you see only your condemning unkind thoughts and feelings, which can burst at any moment and stain with their dirt not only yourself, but also those around you, unless, of course, you stop “inflating” your impure ideas about others.

Observant people who know how to draw conclusions from their observations know that boundless admiration will surely roll into boundless condemnation. Extremes are unstable and change their places to the opposite often. Our planet is an example of this - it changes the poles according to its mood, and even more so we are prone to this. Children.

Beloved Masha, despised Masha. The man expressed his opinion and was not afraid to express it, was not afraid of responsibility and condemnation. And that's it, they forgot that Zakharova is never afraid to say what she thinks, like Zhirinovsky. Many people liked it before, but now they don't like it?

Why should everyone love the leader, the president, the boss?

Interestingly, someone loves his boss, at least admires him, well, at least respects him, especially if the boss has an imperious character and circumstances force him to use force, make unpopular decisions?

There are such subordinates here, respond.

Dear Russians, do you respect Putin? Not only as a president, but as a person?

Our president differs from his predecessors not only in our country, but also in the world by one main quality - he looks for the good in every person in order to rely on this good and help a person get out of his delusions and folly.

He raises a person to his level and rises with him higher, closer to the true. Did not notice? If you haven't noticed, then sorry.

It is easy to love the good and the one who is like you, but this is not what we live for, it is important for us to understand those who are different from us and accept them with all the cockroaches, because you are not only your personal Self, it is everyone who comes across on the path of life. Because I am - it means I am we.

runic record az esmi.

If you don’t like something in others, it means that you are full of it, only you hide it, even from yourself. You naively think that if I turn a blind eye to this in myself, then this is not there (anger, fear, guilt, condemnation, contempt, etc.) But life slips those who remind you: “look, you don’t like me, but you also have a lot of the same, look into yourself and comprehend.

By judging others, you are judging the same in yourself.

There was another such head of the country - Ivan Vasilyevich, nicknamed by his enemies and envious people, the Terrible. That's who got it from contemporaries who really wanted, but could not destroy Russia and conquer Russian lands. From the descendants of those who did not understand anything in life, but really wanted freebies and servility, because they themselves were a slave to consumerism and envy. Ivan Vasilievich wanted good, he wanted to make friends out of enemies, but this was precisely what angered those who disagreed with him.

Stalin was at the right time and in the right place, but the fortitude was not enough for a wise government. There were too many enemies. Hence the excesses in decisions and fears that turned into manias, and mistakes in the selection of comrades-in-arms, but this cannot be condemned. It is necessary to understand, to understand who tried to solve their problems at the expense of the state and with the hands of Stalin. The retinue plays the king. Therefore, there were, are and will be those who admire his deeds, and who condemn his deeds. Just do not confuse deeds and personality.

By judging someone, you become like what you are judging. Like attracts like.

You may not understand this, but you will feel it, and therefore you will not find a place for yourself, and if you choose the culprit of your anxious feeling, you will do yourself even more harm than the culprit did to himself. To each according to his own business. Yours!

I want to quote the words of our wise contemporary Larichev Yu.A.

ABOUT STALINISTS AND ANTISTALINISTS

Many people like to discuss and judge Ivan the Terrible, Peter I and Stalin. Weak kings are not remembered at all.

Each era has its own leader and its own rules. There is a time that requires the people to sacrificially squeeze all the juice out of themselves.

One thing is clear, if instead of Stalin there was a stupid and soft-hearted leader, the country would not exist. And many of today's critics would not have been born, because there would be no one to be born from.

The ancestors lived the best they could. Therefore, do not judge the past, it is better to look at yourself in the mirror. You will find a lot there.

Judge yourself by your deeds. Look what you have done to the country, to the land, to the people. What kind of Mamai attacked you? And what will your descendants say about you? But they will say.

Here you, reading these lines, remember how many times you lied and "bred", stole, hacked, squirmed, groveled, meanly "threw", cheated and betrayed, how many times you were a coward. Remember what you have done in life. Not for myself, for people. When was the last time I thought about my mother.

And it is easy to judge others, especially the great ones, who cannot be understood. Lying on the couch, for a moment imagine yourself in Putin's place. Can you do it, or will you fail?

That's it.

Therefore, do not be smart.

Recently, the number of quotes supposedly from the classics has increased many times over, and many reposts appear. What is surprising is that few people think about whether the saying really belongs to the author, which is indicated at the end of the text, or we see the fact of falsification. I don’t know how this can be explained: by inertia (well, you’re used to it, you understand, what you like to immediately mark with the “I like” button and drag it to your blog) or total illiteracy, I don’t know.

Here is a very popular quote: "If I fall asleep and wake up in a hundred years and they ask me what is happening in Russia now, I will answer - they drink and steal." And the signature: M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin.

I have not read all of M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin, but in those works that ran through my eyes, there is nothing of the kind. Searching for the original source on the Internet also turned up nothing. Still would! ME Saltykov-Shchedrin simply could not say anything of the sort. Yes, he could not stand the socio-political situation that developed in the middle of the 19th century, but he was a realist, not a pessimist. Even in his nightmare he could not imagine that in a hundred years in Russia there would be the same hopeless, stupid situation that he had seen before his own eyes.

Or, very often, the following quote is attributed to W. Shakespeare: "You try so hard to judge the sins of others, start with your own and do not get to strangers."

Its original source is unknown. F. Ruckert has something similar: "Are you trying so hard to count the sins of people? Start with your own, and you can hardly get to strangers" , but neither the translator nor the original is known here, so I cannot name F. Ruckert as the author of the quotation attributed to Shakespeare. Shakespeare in "Henry VI" (Part 2, act 3, scene 3) has something similar - "Don't judge him; we are all sinners" . Wed: Forbear to judge, for we are sinners all. If we assume that the quotation being parsed is a translation of this line, then it should be recognized that this is a very free translation. There is nothing like it in Shakespeare.

Of course, it is impossible to know the absolute majority of the works of the classics, but, by and large, this is not required. It is enough to understand the poetics of the author, the range of topics of his works, in order to be able to accurately correlate a quote with one or another author. And then you can get into a mess:

Whoever wants to live must fight, and whoever does not want to resist in this world of eternal struggle does not deserve the right to life. F. Nietzsche.

People tend to make sacrifices only when they can really expect success, and not when the aimlessness of these sacrifices is obvious. F. Schiller.

In fact, both quotes are attributed to Hitler, but in the end, no one cares.

Illustration: aihin.photodom.com

William Shakespeare deservedly considered the greatest English-language writer and one of the best playwrights in the world. His literary heritage is divided into two parts: poetic (poems and sonnets) and dramatic, and in general has 154 sonnets, 38 plays, 4 poems and 3 epitaphs. His works have been translated into most languages ​​of the world and are staged in theaters more often than the works of any other playwright in the world.

The works of William Shakespeare are full of profound observations about human nature, love, life and friendship. Almost 5 centuries have passed, but they are still relevant today more than ever.

We have collected 25 bright and deep quotes from the works of the great playwright and poet in order to once again think about the most important thing:

1. Not at all a sign of soullessness - silence. Thunders only what is empty inside.
2. So sweet is honey that, finally, it is bitter. Too much taste kills the taste.
3. We get irritated over trifles when we are offended by something serious.
4. Oaths given in a storm are forgotten in calm weather.
5. Mother nature is wise, but the son is brainless.
6. Where there are few words, they have weight.
7. Love flees from those who chase after it, and those who run away, throw themselves on the neck.
8. Stupidity and wisdom are as easily seized as contagious diseases. So choose your comrades.
9. To catch happiness, you must be able to run.
10. Most people prefer stupidity to wisdom, because stupidity makes me laugh, but wisdom makes me sad.
11. Men are like April when they are courting and December when they are already married.
12. The hope of enjoyment is almost as pleasant as the enjoyment itself.
13. Don't get too hot for your enemies, or you'll burn yourself in it..
14. The success of a witty word depends more on the ear of the hearer than on the tongue of the speaker.
15. What does the name mean? A rose smells like a rose, whether you call it a rose or not.
16. Every madness has its own logic.
17. You can fall in love with beauty, but love - only the soul.
18. A crow smears its wings with mud -
    No one will notice anyway
    And the swan, despite all the efforts,
    Can’t wash a stain from whiteness ...
19. One look can kill love, one look can resurrect it.
20. A coward dies at every danger that threatens him, but death overtakes a brave man only once..
21. The poor crushed insect suffers just like the dying giant.
22. Three rules for success: know more than the rest; work harder than others; expect less than the rest.
23. There is nothing bad or good in this world. There is only our attitude to something.
24. The best thing is a straight and simple spoken word.
25. You are trying so hard to judge the sins of others - start with your own and you won’t get to strangers.

Wisdom from Shakespeare

Denial of one's talent is always a guarantee of talent.

Poor is love if it can be measured.

Poor wisdom is often the slave of rich stupidity.

Immorality does not achieve more than the truth. Virtue is courageous, and goodness never fears. I will never regret doing a good deed.

Blessed are the peacemakers on earth. Love everyone, trust the elect, do no harm to anyone.

Desperate diseases are cured, and only desperate remedies.

The one who did not know the wounds jokes with the disease.