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What It Means

By: Tina Ketch
Narrated by: Ryan Brechmacher
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"People often use Opinions and judgments interchangeably, but they are distinct concepts with different meanings and implications. An opinion is a subjective viewpoint shaped by personal experiences, values, and perceptions. It can vary from person to person and may be influenced by personal biases or emotions. In contrast, judgments are objective evaluations based on empirical evidence, logical reasoning, or scientific principles. They aim to be fair and impartial, free from personal biases or emotions.

Unfortunately, some people use harsh language to judge others, causing discomfort and disease for the person being judged. However, it is essential to note that this behavior can have severe consequences for the person who judges. When individuals judge others, the energy of their negative thoughts comes back to them, leading to serious repercussions.

Therefore, it is crucial to be mindful of our thoughts, opinions, and judgments towards others, as they can have severe consequences for both the judge and the person being judged.

©2024 Tina Ketch (P)2024 Tina Ketch

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