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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife sees the neighbor has hung clean laundry and wonders who taught her. The husband says he cleaned their windows that morning. The story suggests that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our perspective before criticizing others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor for not knowing how to wash clothes correctly based on seeing her laundry hanging outside. After a month, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry looking clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals that he cleaned their windows that morning. The moral is that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our perspective before criticizing or judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging skills, saying the clothes are dirty and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife notices the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. What we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective. We should check our state of mind before criticizing and look for the good instead of faults.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife sees the neighbor has hung clean laundry and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The moral is that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before criticizing others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife sees the neighbor has hung clean laundry and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The moral is that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before criticizing others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying it is not clean and that she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs her laundry. One month later, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The document conveys that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying it is not clean and that she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs her laundry. One month later, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The document conveys that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying it is not clean and that she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs her laundry. One month later, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The document conveys that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife notices their neighbor hanging laundry and criticizes it as unclean, without realizing that her view may be clouded. After a month, she is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry looking clean and credits the neighbor with learning, though her husband reveals he simply cleaned their windows that morning. The story suggests that how we perceive others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor for not knowing how to wash clothes correctly based on seeing her laundry hanging outside. After a month, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry looking clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals that he cleaned their windows that morning. The moral is that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our perspective before criticizing or judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging skills, saying the clothes are dirty and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife notices the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. What we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective. We should check our state of mind before criticizing and look for the good instead of faults.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife sees the neighbor has hung clean laundry and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The moral is that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before criticizing others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash correctly. One month later, the wife sees the neighbor has hung clean laundry and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The moral is that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before criticizing others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying it is not clean and that she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs her laundry. One month later, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The document conveys that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying it is not clean and that she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs her laundry. One month later, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The document conveys that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying it is not clean and that she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs her laundry. One month later, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning. The document conveys that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective, and we should check our state of mind before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife notices their neighbor hanging laundry and criticizes it as unclean, without realizing that her view may be clouded. After a month, she is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry looking clean and credits the neighbor with learning, though her husband reveals he simply cleaned their windows that morning. The story suggests that how we perceive others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife notices their neighbor hanging laundry and criticizes how dirty it is, saying the neighbor doesn't know how to wash properly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs laundry. After a month, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is now clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry. The passage concludes that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This goes on for a month until one day the laundry looks clean. The husband says he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that her critical view of her neighbor was due to the "impurity of the window" through which she looked. The document concludes by saying that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check ourselves before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This goes on for a month until one day the laundry looks clean. The husband says he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that her critical view of her neighbor was due to the "impurity of the window" through which she looked. The document concludes by saying that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check ourselves before judging others.
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The story is about a young woman who criticizes her neighbor for having dirty laundry hanging outside to dry. Every time she sees the neighbor's laundry, the woman makes negative comments. One day, the woman is surprised to see the neighbor has learned to wash correctly with clean laundry on the line. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that the woman was making unfair judgments due to the impurities in her own perspective. The story suggests that how we see others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our motives before criticizing or judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and credits her neighbor with learning how to wash correctly. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages examining one's own mindset before judging others, as our view depends on the clarity of our own "window."
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it to her husband. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that the wife was not seeing her neighbor and the laundry clearly due to unclean windows. The story suggests that how we view others depends on our own state of mind and it's best to check ourselves before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and credits her neighbor with learning how to wash correctly. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages examining one's own mindset before judging others, as our view depends on the clarity of our own "window."
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it to her husband. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that the wife was not seeing her neighbor and the laundry clearly due to unclean windows. The story suggests that how we view others depends on our own state of mind and it's best to check ourselves before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and credits her neighbor with learning how to wash correctly. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages examining one's own mindset before judging others, as our view depends on the clarity of our own "window."
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is dirty and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, showing that our perspective of others depends on our own state of mind and it's best to look for the good in people rather than be quick to judge.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife notices their neighbor hanging laundry and criticizes how dirty it is, saying the neighbor doesn't know how to wash properly. This happens every time the neighbor hangs laundry. After a month, the wife is surprised to see the neighbor's laundry is now clean and wonders who taught her. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry. The passage concludes that what we see in others depends on the purity of our own perspective.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This goes on for a month until one day the laundry looks clean. The husband says he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that her critical view of her neighbor was due to the "impurity of the window" through which she looked. The document concludes by saying that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check ourselves before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry, saying she doesn't know how to wash correctly. This goes on for a month until one day the laundry looks clean. The husband says he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that her critical view of her neighbor was due to the "impurity of the window" through which she looked. The document concludes by saying that what we see in others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check ourselves before judging others.
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The story is about a young woman who criticizes her neighbor for having dirty laundry hanging outside to dry. Every time she sees the neighbor's laundry, the woman makes negative comments. One day, the woman is surprised to see the neighbor has learned to wash correctly with clean laundry on the line. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that the woman was making unfair judgments due to the impurities in her own perspective. The story suggests that how we see others depends on our own state of mind, and we should check our motives before criticizing or judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and credits her neighbor with learning how to wash correctly. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages examining one's own mindset before judging others, as our view depends on the clarity of our own "window."
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it to her husband. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that the wife was not seeing her neighbor and the laundry clearly due to unclean windows. The story suggests that how we view others depends on our own state of mind and it's best to check ourselves before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging outside, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and credits her neighbor with learning how to wash correctly. Her husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages examining one's own mindset before judging others, as our view depends on the clarity of our own "window."
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it to her husband. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying that the wife was not seeing her neighbor and the laundry clearly due to unclean windows. The story suggests that how we view others depends on our own state of mind and it's best to check ourselves before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The wife criticizes her neighbor's laundry hanging on the line, saying it is not clean and she doesn't know how to wash properly. This goes on for a month until one day the wife notices the laundry is clean and comments on it. The husband reveals he cleaned their windows that morning, implying the wife's critical view of the neighbor was due to the dirty windows, not the laundry itself. The document encourages people to examine their own mindset and cleanse their perspective before judging others.
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The window
- 1. The Window
- 2. A young couple moves into a new neighborhood. The next morning, while they are eating breakfast, the young woman sees her neighbor hang the wash outside.
- 3. That laundry is not very clean, she said, she doesn’t know how to wash correctly. Perhaps she needs better laundry soap. Her husband looked on, but remained silent. .
- 4. Every time her neighbor would hang her wash to dry, the young woman would make the same comments.
- 5. About one month later, the woman was surprised to see a nice clean wash on the line and said to her husband: Look! She has learned how to wash correctly. I wonder who taught her this.
- 6. The husband said: I got up early this morning and cleaned our windows!
- 7. And so it is with life: What we see when watching others, depends on the purity of the window through which we look. Before we give any criticism, it might be a good idea to check our state of mind and ask ourselves if we are ready to see the good rather than to be looking for something in the person we are about to judge. . .
- 8. And oh yes! I almost forgot…. I see you today much clearer than I did yesterday… And you?
- 9. Wishing you a nice day…