We have many opportunities in our daily lives to practice non-judgement and to become the mere 'observer' of events or of those individuals we've chosen to travel our path with. Sometimes, however, it's difficult to know where judgement ends and observation begins.
Thankfully, I've learned how to recognize which I'm operating from. It was almost too simple when I realized it but, as most of you are aware, sometimes the simplest things can be the most profound.
When I'm judging a situation or an individual's actions I actually feel a physical sensation. It's a discomfort that I feel in the lower Chakras. It's a vibration that I am not comfortable with. It's like my soul is saying 'Let's not go there'. Usually, as soon as I admit to myself that I am in judgement, the feeling fades.
Simply observing the situation or action is much more pleasant for me. I can look at a situation and not feel attached to what is going on or what the outcome will be. I am able to step out of the drama and simply allow things to unfold as they will. There is no good or bad; no right or wrong. It is what it is.
I've also learned that when I am judging someone or something I lose the ability to be of service to the person or event.
But when I'm simply observing, magic can happen. I receive guidance as to whether to walk away or offer assistance. Whether the situation is a lesson for me or someone else. And I gain the ability to 'think with my heart' and 'feel with my brain'.
My intent is to observe rather than judge. I have a sense it will make existence much more pleasant.
Thankfully, I've learned how to recognize which I'm operating from. It was almost too simple when I realized it but, as most of you are aware, sometimes the simplest things can be the most profound.
When I'm judging a situation or an individual's actions I actually feel a physical sensation. It's a discomfort that I feel in the lower Chakras. It's a vibration that I am not comfortable with. It's like my soul is saying 'Let's not go there'. Usually, as soon as I admit to myself that I am in judgement, the feeling fades.
Simply observing the situation or action is much more pleasant for me. I can look at a situation and not feel attached to what is going on or what the outcome will be. I am able to step out of the drama and simply allow things to unfold as they will. There is no good or bad; no right or wrong. It is what it is.
I've also learned that when I am judging someone or something I lose the ability to be of service to the person or event.
But when I'm simply observing, magic can happen. I receive guidance as to whether to walk away or offer assistance. Whether the situation is a lesson for me or someone else. And I gain the ability to 'think with my heart' and 'feel with my brain'.
My intent is to observe rather than judge. I have a sense it will make existence much more pleasant.
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