August 2015

  • A burden to me!

    From "The Rescued Soul" by Christina Enevolds…. "Changing My Focus" "In my early days of working with survivors of sexual abuse, I was chatting with a friend and fellow advocate. With her children still at home, she expressed how careful… Continue reading

  • Be Me!

    Is there anything to judge without the experience of truth…or perhaps your truth and the familiarity of its voice; your voice and your truth. How often do you think the bare truth of who you are is spoken? Who uses your… Continue reading

  • Peace with What Is.

    I thought more on the word "Non-Judgment"  and, looked up a few definitions.   For at first, it seems fairly passive. "tending not to judge other people harshly or unfairly : not too critical of other people." "avoiding judgments based on one's personal… Continue reading

  • Based on False Pretenses.

    Kindness, and its act of non-judging, creates a world outside of reality.  Where the bad behaviors are not seen, recognized, and a new reasonable conclusion brought in. Instead, out of kindness, and to be more loving, truth is not accepted.… Continue reading

  • Be Me!

    The legacy that was my inheritance from generation upon generation, is the lack of worth. I know, many will mentally dispute this; but feel its truth, to their bones. Low self-worth was the common bond in so many areas of… Continue reading

  • Priceless!

    The impact of being taught not to judge leaves us living a life without boundaries. If you can't disconnect in a relationship due to bad behavior, when would you disconnect? The crux of my incredulousness, has to be this vein of… Continue reading

  • Free to Judge!

    How many times have you said or heard, "I don't want to judge him/her…." I have been in a few conversations lately, where a person will express herself about someone doing something wrong….and then say, "but, I don't want to… Continue reading

  • Art of Words

    In listening to, "Silent Sister" by Diane Chamberlin….she had a line…."Anxiety entered the car, like a third passenger." I loved this description.  It shows the hugeness of what we carry. Mine would read, "Denial entered the car like a third… Continue reading