When we judge others, we are creating a scalable ranking process that converts personality traits into a measurable unit of value. These values determine the amount and intensity of love we are willing to give, totally based on the concept that we can never be in the situation of giving more love than we get.

Hmmm....now that doesn't sound like we are harnessing too much power of the light.  This is a perfect example of how Temptation takes you from the light.  For those of you into religion, Pride is what caused Lucifer himself to fall from heaven and become Satin as he believed he was better than man and God.  Being non-judgmental is not easy, even for the most spiritual of us.  Consider the quote shown at the top of the page:

"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. 
Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."  
-Gandhi

While we can appreciate the spiritual wisdom of this quote (we have to try and be more like Christ) who is to say we are or are not?  Who is to say we can even come close?  If we can't define how close we can become, how can we define how far away we are? 

 







Harness the Right Kind of Power
Here is the spiritual goal I set for myself, and it's a pretty simple fix:  Just accept everyone as they are, for what they are, and for who they are. As is the case with all spiritual evolution, it is easier to be spiritual than it is to become spiritual.  The first step is to be Spiritually Aware when you are being judgmental.
Learning the Spiritual Art of Acceptance
 
One of the things we all have in common is that we realize there is a higher spiritual evolution available for us, and we want to find a way to eventually attain a higher version of ourselves.  Most of the email that came in this week had to do with Spiritual Astrology and relationship compatibility.  Judgment of others was a common theme.

Judgment is a common human practice.  We will love our children, the moment they are born, unconditionally.  Love in all of our other relationships is conditional love, meaning the volume and intensity of human love is based on a set of conditions.  When we put a value on these conditions, we are judging their importance to us.

"In the moment we judge other souls, we have already ceased
striving for the truth, and have begun striving for ourselves."

-Buddha

I prefer to teach the same concept through the Seven Deadly Sins of Temptation.  Judgment is a process we use which falls under the category of Pride:

"Pride is excessive and unrealistic self value, also known as ego. 
It is defined as perverted "self-love" which leads towards hateful
attitudes towards others considered "lower" than you."
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Understanding the Energy of Judgment

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by Jordan Canon, Spiritual Advisor
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Judgment is human nature, but as I said in the opening of this article, we are all spiritually connected here because we realize there is a higher spiritual evolution available for us, and we want to find a way to eventually attain a higher version of ourselves.

This is why the judgments we make every day are more important than Judgment Day itself.  They eventually become the same thing.

-Jordan Canon