In the Dark

By Julie M. Peterson

The book is about tolerance of other people and how we make judgments on how or what we see in the way people look. It is about seeing people clearly in the light as we would in the dark. The darkness within oneself allows for uninhibited thoughts. The darkness represents one's eyes perhaps with blinders on. The seemingly natural way to make judgments are based on appearances and preconceived disabilities which happen before the first meeting. In the Dark - I cannot judge you for how you look. In the Dark - I do not judge your abilities based on any preconceived disabilities. In the Dark - differences do not matter. In the light - It should not matter. Be here now and read it to see what you may be missing. Read it for a greater understanding. Define your darkness. Wearing blinders is the easy part, Actually using them to see people for what they are without one's preconceived prejudices is another thing. Close your eyes - open your mind - look beyond the differences. Remember the ways you judge others are the same way they judge you. It is easy to blame but that is up to you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 30, 2015
• ISBN: 9781514438275

Julie M. Peterson

Julie M. Peterson is a caring individual who is determined to help people see others as people are as real as themselves with problems, fears and convictions. If there is one thing she can do it would be to help get rid of bias, prejudices, and people who feel inferior or over confident in who they are.

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