Imagine only seeing one side of this, say the second scene, and judging before you understand the whole picture. People are so quick to assume, and so careless to be curious of different vantage points that may or may not put them in a better position to understand & act, but they don't allow themselves the willpower to understand something different because it comes in the "wrong color" to their ego (identification/ attachments). I've learned the most about life, when I began to let go of my beliefs and not be chained by them. It's good to have beliefs, but the more I believe them, the more I create limits & conditions that may be barriers to further knowledge & wisdom. I have them, they are here, but I ain't chained to them. I'm ready to swap em out for better ones, if better actually comes thru and makes more sense. Till then, I have what I have. I'm always lookn for the better vantage point that makes more sense & creates more harmony, and have no problem leaving old beliefs that either do more harm than good, or serve no one no good. Personally, I find my own life to be about how to be more harmonious in everything I do, say, and think with myself & others. I am tuning all of this everyday as best I can, working thru the dissonances of life and it's experiencs, tuning all that stuh to be in greater harmony as well. Many are quicker to judge than they are quicker to understand, and unfortunately this action affects the one judging the most, as it's reveals the level of conscious energy that they are resonating & operating at, which appears stressful and full of limits and conditions that must be hard to keep up. Anywho, wake up fam❤️ see the divine in one another. Don't take anything I post personally. How we see one another is ultimately a reflection of the views & beliefs we hold ourselves to. Being kinder opens more doors, and provides a better experience. How could we ever know the truth of someone or something if our awareness is limited to a narrow spectrum of the whole picture, and act from that. No bueno comes from that. Be more bewildered & curious, than judgmental. 🗝️ Curiosity cures, hence the etymology of those 2 words.