“...In psychology there is such a thing as “acceptance.” Simply put, it means that a person accepts something without negativity, without having bad feelings about it. Our rejection of other people is very similar to our condemnation of them. For some internal reasons, we do not accept a person, and non-acceptance requires some kind of justification, and it turns out to be easier for us to explain our anger not by our internal reasons, but by something bad. That is, what we see in another person, and what demons willingly help us see. Therefore, overcoming rejection in many, and perhaps in all cases, will mean overcoming condemnation...”