Continuing from
Day 494 | Do You JUDGE Yourself?
Day 494 | Do You JUDGE Yourself?
Day 494 | Do You JUDGE Yourself?
Day 494 | Do You JUDGE Yourself?
Here I am having a look at the implications and consequences
of judgment / self-judgment.
Perhaps it’s easier to start with looking at the point of ‘judging
others’. What I realized is that every time I judge another – and remember,
this is both ‘negative’ AND ‘positive’ judgments- opinions- ideas- perceptions –
I am limiting them to mainly that ONE point I perceive them as. Within this, I
am in fact taking away from them, and from me, the opportunity to see another
for who they are, with all their strengths and weaknesses.
So what can be seen here is that every opinion –idea
–perception we hold in our minds about another is in itself a judgment; And
that every judgment is an act of limitation, an act that takes away the
opportunity to look at something with an ‘open mind’.
When we look at something/someone through the lens of
judgment, we disable ourselves from seeing things for what they are, in their
entirety.
By judging others, we can’t see them for who they are, and
we can’t see/ realize/ understand how
they came to be who and how they are. But that would be the only way in which
we are able to truly assist and support another in their life/situation, and/or
to learn from others / learn from others’ lives and within this accelerate our
own processes, thus equally supporting ourselves and others to grow, expand,
and flourish to the utmost potential.
Looking at self-judgment, we can see that it’s no different
really to the point of ‘judging others’.
From the perspective that, when we judge ourselves – and
again: this goes both for ‘negative’ AND ‘positive’ judgment – we limit
ourselves and take away the opportunity of seeing beyond the judgment.
I mean, it should be obvious: Whenever I hold an
opinion/idea/thought/belief about myself – all of that being in essence:
judgment – I accept and allow that opinion/idea/thought/belief to define me,
and within that: to control me, my behaviour, my decisions, my choices. Within
that, thus, I limit myself, and abdicate the directive principle through and as
which I’d be able to in self-honesty look at all my options and all relevant
points and make a constructive decision that will truly assist and support me
in growing and expanding myself toward my full potential.
So, what I am
actually saying here is: We either JUDGE ourselves, or we CREATE ourselves.
And it’s fascinating
that when we judge something / someone / ourselves, we in a way feel righteous
and powerful, but truly: We have no influence on that which we judge, because
judgment in itself is powerlessness, is limitation, is separation, and most
importantly it is lack of understanding.
As long as we judge
something, we do not have the power to change it.
As soon as we
understand it, as soon as we see and embrace it in equality and oneness: we
have the power to CHANGE it.
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