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Love Has No Labels
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Are We Judgemental Without Knowing It?
While many of us consider ourselves unprejudiced, without realizing it, many of us judge others based on religion, race, sexual orientation, language or disability. But when it comes down to it, love speaks no language, has no religion, is no gender and does not care about your disability. Love is non-judgemental.
We are meant to love and be loved, not to judge and be judged.
This video might just bring you to tears.
It makes us stop and think – are we judging other people before giving ourselves the opportunity to love them? Are we judging others before allowing ourselves to be loved?
