Good morning everyone! How easy is it to notice flaws, mistakes and mishaps in others but rarely in ourselves.
Have you ever heard the phrase, "look who's calling the kettle black?" or "Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones." Different expressions, same meaning.
What we see in someone else is often ignored by ourselves. Today's quote is, "Ignorance can be observed in others but rarely in oneself." Ignorance is not a desirable trait yet easily observed all around us. A wonderful way to counteract ignorance is to travel and see the world.
Ignorance comes from not knowing, not understanding and misunderstanding. If you can't travel and see the world you certainly can try things you've never eaten before or go to a neighborhood unlike your own.
Be kind to what you perceive as ignorance and be open to learning new things and other ways of living that are unlike your own. Awareness brings understanding and understanding is key to coexistence.
Have a wonderful day,
Love, Amy
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