@Xiang He I understand what you mean. At the same time, I feel sometimes what looks like ignorance is just someone being in their own journey, living through their own authenticity and level of awareness. We all move at different stages, and sometimes the lesson is not to judge, but to understand why their energy is drawing our attention in the first place. Everything flows, and sometimes the real wisdom is choosing compassion over judgment.

understand your point, and I agree that compassion without discernment can become blindness. True compassion doesn’t mean accepting everything without question—it means seeing clearly and still choosing wisdom in how we respond. Judgment, when it comes from awareness rather than ego, is necessary. Without it, we can mistake harmful actions for harmless flow. I think the balance is compassion with discernment—understanding where people are, but also having the courage to recognise when something is rooted in fear, ignorance, or harm and needs to be addressed. For me, the lesson is not to avoid judgment, but to make sure it comes from clarity, not condemnation.