is a judgement. I do often feel judged. It’s part of my paranoia.
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I don’t feel judged so much anymore but sometimes I still feel judged on my appearance.
Attachment to “beautiful” flowers
and “ugly” weeds, makes you miss
the common ground of all, the soil underneath.
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Hmm. . .
There Is No Difference Other Than The Shape.
Both Are Life.
From a scientific point of view they are all “Plants”. It’s one of the Kingdoms of biology.
“Dirt is matter out of place” said the the anthroplogist Mary Douglas.
The same could said about a weed.
Did you just make this up @Om_Sadasiva?
Really dig it! 
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It’s something i have thought
since many years
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I Googled it, haha.
"The difference between a weed and a flower is often in the eyes of the beholder. Similar to garden plants, weeds can produce colorful flowers and attract beneficial insects, like bees and butterflies, to the yard."
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A weed is anything that is growing where you don’t want it.
well i think some weeds are annuals meaning they complete their life cycle in a year. some flowers like tulips and roses are perennials coming back each year and having a longer life span.
I consider weeds flowers actually as someone who’s studied a little bit about herbs.
There’s no one flower or plant that’s better than another. They’re all useful in their time for treating different illnesses. And they all bloom at different times.
When I walk through a field I don’t see weeds, I see dandelions (great for coffee replacement and food), dogwood roses and sumac (good for vitamin c), cattails (has aspirin like qualities).
Flowers like all people are beautiful.
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