BE SAGACIOUS

We must never be quick to judge what we don't understand. I have come to understand that an opinion that is formed too quickly is often wrong. When you see a man coming out from a liqour joint, don't be quick to think that he went in  to drink. He could well be looking for someone there. When you hear of someone with AIDS don't be quick to think that that person got the virus out of sexual promiscuity. There are many ways of contracting the disease. When you see a fat person don't be quick to judge the person as lacking control over their eating habit. Some people for no fault of theirs are big. And of course when you see a  blind man buy a mirror, don't be quick to criticise him. He may have bought it to sell. The irony of it is that the person who is really blind in that case is not the physically blind man, but you. You're mentally blind. You are blind in your thinking because you couldn't think enough to realize that the blind man has a reason for what he does. Be sagacious!