What Is The Difference Between Judging And Observing?

Judging and observing are almost similar to each other except that one has meaning and one doesn't. Judging oftentimes make people uncomfortable, while observing has no harm in it. Let's talk about that in this video.
Watch and Enjoy!
Randy Soderquist
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Video by Nate Woodbury
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[@ralnou]

Great content. Thank you!

[@selfsafetyawareness2623]

Great Message 👍😍
Thanks ☺️
I love that the solution is within us!!
This Empowers Us 👍

[@n.w.aicecube5713]

I do this thing of being extremly uncomfortable if someone is looking at me or I believe so. I am just afraid of it and feel guilty

[@jagdishannepu7179]

Thank you for throwing some light on the nuances which I wasn't able to notice...

[@selfsafetyawareness2623]

😊

[@asafthemagniv8374]

Really good expanation and diffrent prospective.
keep up these good videoes 👍

[@principlebasedliving3294]

AsafTheMagniv glad it helped! Thank you for your feedback!

[@gauravsharma5108]

That really helped

[@zion367]

So how about when someone tells us they stole something because they say its not a big deal? How do we respond then? Just go along with it?

[@principlebasedliving3294]

Hi Zion, thanks for your question. This video is about the difference between observing and judging. It is not meant to tell you “what” to do. I have other videos that talk about boundaries, choice and control and parenting issues that you might find more helpful with the stealing situation

[@zion367]

@@principlebasedliving3294 okay, thank you for pointing me into the right direction. I thought it might be an on topic question because that person stated that by me expressing that i am against stealing he felt judged. While I see this as just stating my opinion. I jist wondered what your perspective was on that.

[@jeffjanes5521]

Jeff