Why People Accuse Others of What They Do #shorts

The way we see other people often says more about us than it does about them. Psychology calls it projection. When people carry guilt, fear, insecurity, or hidden behaviors, they sometimes assume everyone else thinks and acts the same way. Not because it's true. Because it's become their normal. The spies demonstrated this perfectly. They said: ״וְכֵן הָיִינוּ בְּעֵינֵיהֶם״ "And so we were in their eyes." But they couldn't possibly know how the giants saw them. What they actually revealed was how they saw themselves. Sometimes suspicion is observation. But sometimes it's a mirror. Before accepting someone else's assumptions about you, ask: Are they seeing me? Or are they seeing themselves? ✨Request a blessing for peace in your relationships → https://rivnitz.com/donate/blessing