The Buddha doesn’t judge us. He gives us great teaching but never judges us. So we have no right to judge others.
The meaning of judgment is useful in law and government, but not in a spiritual way… not in a buddhist way….
I don’t judge you. You are free to make your own decisions and do what you want in your life. Just don’t hurt others.
Yo misma tengo que aplicarme estar palabras, ya que tiendo a juzgar fácilmente a los demás, lo díficil es mirar dentro de uno mismo. Gracias Rimpoche, importante enseñanza. Mil Gracias.
What about racist? Sud we be so liberal and non-judgmental that we tolerate even fascist?
I think we cam reject the political views of racism and facism, but not judge the holders of these views as bad people.
ཨོཾ་ཨཱཿཧཱུཾ༔བཛྲ་གུ་རུ་པདྨ་སིདྡྷི་ཧཱུཾ།
thank you rinpoche, it is like the Buddha said “comparison is maddness”
Thanks Rinpoche. It is so easy to judge. Race, religion, politics, first world, second, third and so on … So easy to say this is good, and I approve, I like, I love, I want, I can kill for it…. So easy feel aversion. I don’t like, I hate this or that, I can kill to prevent…and this is the way we are continually rebuilding the world and the real meaning of suffering…
COMPLETELY AGREE. ^^
Dear Rinpoche,
It’s so true, we have no rigth to judge others, a lot of problems come from that. I worked as a teacher this year with difficult teenagers, they drive us completely crazy but always I try not to judge them. Indeed, during our formation this year, we learned that if someone acts in a certain way, it’s because he or she has a reason to act like that. The more we understand people, the less we judge them, and then love can rise within us.
Cheers,
Hong
Very true Rinpochela. I believe that every human is entitled to do whatsoever he/she wants, as long as they do not hurt others.
what if the decision you made is not follow what your parents want and they start feel hurt then can you still do what you want to do in your life ?
Phew… It’s so good to feel that we are not judged but so difficult not to judge. How come?
i will try my best,thank you so much for great teachings Dear Kalu Rimpoche. ^__^