Suspending moral judgments of people's failures is an act of supreme kindness, for in doing so, we acknowledge the inherent complexity and fallibility of human nature.

By setting aside our inclination to condemn, we open up the space for empathy and understanding, allowing room for growth and redemption. It's in these moments of withholding judgment that we foster compassion, embracing the potential for transformation and offering the gift of acceptance to others and ourselves.