This blogger, who has been writing The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally daily since 2013, is feeling judgment about herself and others.
I need to let go of judgment about that, since practicing non-judgment is a life-long process. As I wrote in my About page here 13 years ago:
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Do you see judgment in my other images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “judgment” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who are here for this judgment post, including YOU!
sorry your feeling judged and judgement Anne! X
Thanks for your kindness always, Carol Anne!
remember to be as kind to yourself as you are to others. most of the things one feels need forgiving are forgotten by others. as we continue to focus on it. forgive yourself and live true to yourself, know we are imperfect beings.
In my judgment, beth, this is a wonderful comment.
If there is one good thing about the First Felon, it may be that he and his cohorts absorb all of my negative judgement, making others more or less judgement free.
A good use of judgment, Barbara.
I know the internet can be a place where people are judgmental but it also reassures me that if someone asks “Please be nice!” they often are treated nicely. The request, I think, causes a lot of us to step back and think before rushing to judgment.
Nicely said, Chris.
Very cool musical ancestor exhibit.
I love that yearly exhibit near the river at the Longwood stop, Debbie.