Judgment

Topic: How to Stop and Drop the Painful Judgment of Yourself and Others (9/30/20 Classroom Talk)

Classroom Talk: 9/30/2020 - The judgment of anyone or anything is never a conclusion to the conflicted condition in question, far from it: all forms of judging someone, or something amount to an unseen continuation of the relationship being judged.

Topic: How to Instantly "Pop" Out of Painful Negative Reactions (8/19/20 Classroom Talk)

Classroom Talk: 8/19/2020 - All negative reactions are a pre-determined judgment of any moment found "guilty as charged" for our painful experience of it; they are a false conclusion reached in the dark of us by an unconscious nature that -- by judging the moment -- creates the illusion that it has nothing in common with what it has just judged.

Topic: Stop the Pain of Judging Yourself and Others With One Simple Word (7/15/20 Classroom Talk)

Classroom Talk: 7/15/2020 - The real reason "why" we should "love our neighbor" as ourselves is only answered as we agree to see – by the Light of the Divine -- that their life is, in fact, the same as our own. It is this Love -- and only this Love -- that frees us from the pain of judging others, as well as the suffering born of judging ourselves.

Topic: Wake Up and Walk Out of the Dark Dream of Negative Assumption (9/29/19 Classroom Talk)

Topic: Wake Up and Walk Out of the Dark Dream of Negative Assumption (9/29/19 Classroom Talk)

Classroom Talk: 9/29/2019 - Part 1: Refuse to negatively anticipate a problem, and you won't have anything to resist. Part 2: Any negative assumption that pops up in us about ourselves -- that darkens our aspirations for a higher, happier life -- are like sharp thorns on the stem of a fragrant rose: their only the power to cause us pain is if, or when we...

Student Talks: 2/8/2019 - Key Lesson: The degree to which we judge others, and would make them pay for their shortcomings is inseparable from the false belief that our nature is somehow different, superior to those as seen through the eyes of (our) disdain. In truth -- save for the rarest action of a pre-paid grace...

Student Talks: 1/13/2019 - Key Lesson: Here's why learning compassion for another -- putting yourself in his or her "shoes" -- is a good idea: not only is it likely that your paths will cross again but, odds are, next time round... you will be the one walking in their footsteps.

Featured Study Group Topic for the Week of October 8, 2018. For those who persist with their wish -- and their interior work to know the truth that sets them free -- there are no dead ends... because every road followed to its natural conclusion leads to new self-revelation.