Our errors of Judgement

 Our errors of Judgement 

😥 As if I am competent to define it 🙏

No!  I am not competent. At best, I can only share my experience and pray that every reader evolves better than me🙏

Each thought of ours is a judgement, a conclusion of some kind or other(this is a ‘factual statement’ hence, error_free😜).

Given the magnitude of thoughts we manufacture in milli-seconds, can we claim any infallibility? ( Even for fun, if we try to review our own thoughts of preceding 5 minutes, it might take a few hours to judge🙏😥)

A joke :

नया नया मंत्री बोला “मोटर कार आज मैं चलाऊंगा”

ड्राइवर: “ फिर मैं नीचे उतर जाऊंगा 🙏”

आगे कहा ड्राइवर ने :” क्योंकि ये मोटर कार है, सरकार नही, जो अपने आप चल जाए”

Translation : a first_time minister says “I will drive the car Today “

Driver:” then, I will get out of the car…. Bekos, it's a Motor-car, not a Sar-car/govt, which runs by itself “

( That driver is good at judging “who can run a car safely“ ….though ignorant about”who can run a sarCar well”!

Logical errors or emotional errors? Which one happens often in our errors of Judgement? ( Depends on which “car” we drive well, logically driven or emotionally_driven? …or was it a ‘hybrid’?😥)

It so happened that a huge revolt erupted when a leader of pro-reservation in jobs lost his grandchild due to ignorance of a surgeon, whose appointment was not merit_based🙏. That leader got murdered, when he attempted to rectify a “collective error” of judgement about “exempting fatality-oriented vulnerable jobs, forsaking minimum competence”🙏

When I looked at my heavy dependency on the judgement of others, as a kid, for even simple tasks, I felt persuaded at that kid_age, to strive towards an “error_free” or “least possible errors” wala mind, before I grew up to be ‘set_free’ to use my own judgement 😥. 

This pursuit compelled me to keep looking at the consequences faced by those around me, due to their own errors of Judgement! ( A concept sneaked into me, in a non_verbal form “use the experience of others, to avoid similar errors of Judgement”...  There was an advantage of this “non_verbal” format 😜. No syntax error, at least 🙏.

“Jumping into conclusion” is merely a socially acceptable format of saying “error prone conclusion/judgement”

Certain errors are like cement concrete with reinforcement 😜. Choosing a wrong life-partner 🤣. Both suffer till it is either_or_survivor basis, to take decisions 😥😥🙏

In my experience, the only possible situation where a judgement is guaranteed to be error_free is…..when a Guru decides upon his/her disciple 🙏. Reason is simple ( not easy). That Guru is in constant touch with the very root of creation, and therefore can perceive the health of my_roots in its present _kaarmic form, to be eligible to receive his tutelage 🙏

One humble suggestion I can offer is : minimise the thought process to a need_based level.  Even with a constant “rate” of error, the number gets reduced 🙏. ( Oops! It calls for a meditative state of mind 😭. Not everybody’s cup_of_tea !)

Unerringly yours,

psn(2 Jan 2026)