Judgment is a mirror

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Dec 232011
 

Reading Time: < 1 minute Daily Wisdom Words: When you judge others, you got one finger pointing at them and three pointing right back at you. Picture this: you’re pointing your index in an accusing manner to someone else. Look at your hand. You’ll find three fingers folded, pointing at you! You make judgments based on your limiting beliefs, prejudices, fears and learned expectations. Therefore, your judgments are mirrors of your limitations and expectations. If you stop yourself and examine your judgments, you will be able to discover the learned limitations that may be holding you back or limiting your potential. Use judgment as a mirror to free yourself from judgment. Daily Question: When you are judged, how do you feel? When you judge others, how do you feel? Please share.     Send to Kindle

Open your heart and listen

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Dec 222011
 

Reading Time: < 1 minute Daily Wisdom Words: If you use judgment when you are scared, you are feeding your fear. To release fear, open your heart and listen. When you open your heart and listen, you practice compassion, receptivity and connection, three virtues from the Sacred Feminine. We often refuse to do this for three reasons: Opening our heart makes us feel vulnerable. Listening to new ideas is walking in the Unknown, and uncertainty scares us. Blaming is easier than standing in your power and allowing others to stand in theirs. Daily Question: What has judgment ever taught you? Now think. What has compassion taught you? Which is the better teacher?     Send to Kindle

Judgment separates us

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Dec 212011
 

Reading Time: < 1 minute Daily Wisdom Words: Judgment polarizes, creating war and conflict. Compassion allows us to find what unites us. When you judge, you are using the logical mind to categorize someone who is different as bad. Are you sure you have truly listened and reflected before reaching this conclusion? If you have not, then you are simply projecting your limitations and closing off to difference and diversity. This is the “I’m’ right, you’re wrong” attitude at the bottom of wars and conflicts. Become an agent of peace through non-judgment. Compassion allows us to open our heart and ears to listen, understand and find what unites us, so that we can leave in harmony and celebrate our differences. Why do you think that we tend to judge and blame instead of listening and loving? Click here to participate in my Facebook survey. Daily Question: How has judgment caused you pain? Please share.     Send to Kindle

When your convictions convict others

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Dec 202011
 

Reading Time: < 1 minute Daily Wisdom Words: Judgment comes from fear and perpetuates fear. Cleanse your convictions from fear before you convict others. Judgment is the work of Shadows, the fear-based Inner Selves that hold your learned defense strategies. Lighten up! Before you allow your convictions to convict others, consider that others also have their convictions. If we all believe that ONLY our convictions can possibly be right, we could not have democracy or freedom. Diversity is the spice of life! It helps evolve better human beings and keeps freedom alive. Open your mind to learn about others conviction and your heart to understand them. This is the foundation of democracy! Daily Question: Have you ever judged others just to find out that you were wrong? Please share.   Send to Kindle

Break free through non-judgment

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Dec 192011
 

Reading Time: < 1 minute Daily Wisdom Words When you hold judgment over others you are usually repeating the judgments you inherited. Break free through non-judgment. Daily Question: How have you being the victim of judgmental attitudes and what have you learned from this? Please share.       Send to Kindle

Daily Wisdom Words: All judgment is self-judgment

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Dec 162011
 

Reading Time: < 1 minute DAILY Wisdom Words: When you STOP judging yourself, you begin to release the judgment that you place in others. Judging yourself is the result of lack of unconditional love and acceptance. Ultimately, all judgement is self-judgment. Substitute judgment by unconditional love and acceptance. Send to Kindle

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