I do judge, you judge, we judge.

The path of any individual is a learning path, or at least should be a learning path, if such person intends at least to think the way you walk.

One of the more concrete things that happen on the journey is, people will judge you, regardless if it's for good or for evil, you will be under the scrutiny of the eyes of others, this is a fact of the concreteness of human life, be object of observation of their peers.What we think it's my guesses: Character. This word is one word, is full of meanings and these meanings are significant because they mean different forms of people's lives.

The condition is judged to be easily noticed, that is, appear to the other. The character will then tell you how its possible reaction to a trial. Or is haunted, or is disturbed, or enraged, or withdraws, or feel afraid, or even boasts. Under these conditions, I feel able to pronounce a simple opinion: If my character will always be judged, and I have clear awareness of who I am, what I can do and how I acted, I should not be "concerned" about judging others . The criterion of "good" can not also be provided by those who believe, or the like. I think they need a major criterion, and perpetual sovereign to lead us, a "law" old, older than the very laws that govern nature.

A good criterion is on the trial, "Judge not according to appearance, but judge righteous judgment" (Jn 7:24). Since finishing, I get an example of how to act in a situation of trial, to me, the most simple and wise approach to be judged. Christ when he was accused and arrested for too much, he just shut up before the fools, not compared to them in their folly, naively pronounced with the curiosity of the most sensible, and expounded the humble words deeper than the foundations of the earth.

I think that desire to have such wisdom and insight, when I tried to be.