Episode 57 "Judge Not"

Episode 57 of the "The Grateful Dread" (podcast) podcast, hosted by Andrew Young, titled "Episode 57 "Judge Not"" was published on February 23, 2020 and runs 14 minutes.

February 23, 2020 ·14m · "The Grateful Dread" (podcast)

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On this episode I talk about how important it is NOT to judge others. I am a virgo and one of the major character flaws of a virgo is that we expect everyone to see the world the way we do and tend be very judgemental when people don't. I've noticed myself overstepping my boundaries and not respecting people's personal relationships and journey with God and I also realized how much that goes against everything I am. We are not here to judge one another, we are here to LOVE GOD and to LOVE on another, PERIOD. Today I want to encourage you to judge not! And as always appreciate the blessings!

Episode Description

On this episode I talk about how important it is NOT to judge others. I am a virgo and one of the major character flaws of a virgo is that we expect everyone to see the world the way we do and tend be very judgemental when people don't. I've noticed myself overstepping my boundaries and not respecting people's personal relationships and journey with God and I also realized how much that goes against everything I am. We are not here to judge one another, we are here to LOVE GOD and to LOVE on another, PERIOD. Today I want to encourage you to judge not! And as always appreciate the blessings!

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