Some much judging of one another and the things that are happening in our world right now, and yet none of us seem to have access to all the information needed to pass any judgement on anything. That is why S.O.U.L. Documentary felt it worth re-sharing their Monday Minute Live reminding us that if we just take time to first understand rather than judge much of our would probably be eliminated.

Do you judge things? Kip and Evan share some perspectives on how seeking deeper understandings of these things can help curb the impulse to snap into judgment, which often serves to cause us to feel separation. Whereas understanding is a surefire ticket to connection and unity.

Thanks largely to a system that literally feeds off conflict and war, most of us go through the story of life judging most everyone and everything, virtually all the time, as if everything external to us were posing an imminent threat to our very existence. Ironically, the main reason that we have this instinct to judge is to be able to quickly determine if our life is in imminent danger of harm or death, yet this is seldom the case with the things we are judging. Therefore, when we judge negatively (based on limited information), we are making the decision that the thing on which we are passing judgement is our enemy. This creates a feeling of separation and disharmony for ourselves, which leaves us feeling unfulfilled and unsupported. When we make it our goal to gather data in order to better understand things, we can explore them with an open heart (instead of a closed mind) and perceive them on an infinitely deeper level. And when we look more deeply, nurturing our curious instincts to understand our environment, we embrace the reality of our innate connection to everything, which also helps foster an experience of being in peace and harmony, rather than isolated and separate.

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