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The judgment
A spiritual parable about judgment and unseen struggles, using the metaphor of a river stone.
"Consider how many miles it was rolling, how many stones it was hitting, and how many slaps it got until it became so nice, gentle, and beautiful."
"Oh, my God, is this person not able to resist or understand this little crack on it? How much I was suffering for it?"
The speaker recounts a story where Holy Guruji points out beautiful stones to Mahaprabhuji, who responds by urging consideration of the long, painful journey that polished them. The lesson expands to caution against rejecting someone for a small flaw, personifying a cracked stone to lament how its suffering is overlooked. The core teaching is to see the hidden struggles and good in everyone, not to judge superficially.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Weekend seminar
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