Do you have a propensity to be gentle to other beings?
What is it that drives this behavior?
Is it circumstantial, behavioral, biological?
Each of these variables plays an influence on how and why we are willing to treat our fellow Earth inhabitants with the dignity and respect that they deserve.
When we are consciously awake and have eliminated unnecessary variables from creating influence on our decisions, many of our choices change.
Many of us have had very difficult chapters in our lives, which preclude a general ability of maintaining complete composure from transpiring.
In these moments of extreme vulnerability, we become reduced to a fraction of that of which we have become accustomed and, as a direct result, we are that much more capable of losing part of our civil perspective towards others due to what we, ourselves, are enduring.
The opportunity to awaken into our conventional role and ultimately engage with others in a manner that is morally appropriate could not be more important in our overall development.
When we feel disadvantaged or disenfranchised, our resentment quotient has a propensity to escalate as a direct result of our feeling the void of our current circumstance.
As a result, we are all the more enlightened if we are capable of seeing past that which has afflicted us, in favor of continuously exuding our own special formula of kindness, generosity, and warmth.
When we are all the more capable of transcending these degrees of personal limitations, we continue to evolve on scales, which may appear immeasurable to others, but which are very clear to ourselves, as we suppress any undesirable feelings in favor of genuinely feeling the joy and kindness to others.
Happy Friday!
Brian Weiner 