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Let’s Talk about Judgment!
By Jelaila Starr
Written September 1999
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Recently I re-wrote an article entitled Establishing Your Truth. As usual, I received a lot of comments on it. These are
always appreciated because they let me see how on or off target I am with where people are mentally and emotionally at the time. Overall the feedback was good. People really resonated with the
information and found it to be quite helpful. But there were a few who felt that something was out of balance with the material. They felt that it was encouraging people to judge. Well,
yes it was. And when judgment is understood from the higher perspective, the article makes sense.
This is not the first time that this issue about the use of judgment has come up. As a result, I felt a short article about the positive and negative use of judgment would be helpful just to clarify
the subject.
3D Judgment
Judgment means to form an opinion of something. From a 3D perspective this would mean forming a positive or negative opinion by placing a positive or negative value on
it. Every day of our lives we are forming opinions of people, things, and events in the world around us, so in essence we are judging. No big deal, right? Well, not exactly. If we
want to move into multidimensionality, we must allow for a higher interpretation of the word judgment. In other words, we must form our opinion based not only on the physical 3D perspective of a
thing or situation but also from the higher dimensional or Soul perspective. As we will see, judging multi-dimensionally involves using not only the powers of 3D judgment, but also the power of
higher dimensional judgment as well. Let’s take a look at multidimensional judgment.
Multidimensional Judgment
From the higher perspective judgment means to form an opinion based on the spiritual value of a certain person, thing, or situation. This means determining the value from
the perspective of how it can promote spiritual growth, which is why we came to earth in the first place.
Let’s take a car accident for instance. Most people would judge a car accident as a negative experience, but from a higher perspective we would judge it as both. In other words, we would
see that in the short term it would be an inconvenience and painful, yet in the long term it would be considered of great value because it gave the incarnated soul an opportunity to learn the lesson
for which the car accident manifested.
Why does judgment have such a bad reputation?
As I understand it, judgment has garnered a bad reputation for two reasons. The first is: we fail to take the issue, person, or thing to the higher perspective to determine
the value from a spiritual or soul level. That is why judgment has gotten such a bad wrap as has the word manipulation, which means to move something.
Remember that everything and everyone has a light and a dark side, a positive and negative. If we only focus on the negative or dark side not seeing that the dark side or negative side is our
teacher, we miss the purpose of that person or thing in our lives. When this happens we are not only forming a negative opinion of that person or thing, we are also blaming and condemning because we
see ourselves as victims, forgetting that we are the creator gods and goddesses of our personal realities.
The second reason is that we sometimes use it as a separator. There are times when we use the power of judgment to separate ourselves from the people and things we fear. In this case judgment
creates and fosters a better than/lesser than mentality. It is what we have been taught to do to keep someone or something from harming us. It is also a way to us to avoid feeling something
“objectionable” about ourselves.
Let’s look at another example. My parents used to tell me that marijuana was bad, in fact, very bad. They did this because they felt that smoking it would cause me to eventually begin
using harder drugs. Yet, there is a value in marijuana, just like everything else. Yes, I could go on to harder drugs if I was using it to medicate emotional pain that my inner child felt
unsafe feeling. But on the other hand, I could also use it to expand my consciousness and achieve greater insights and connection to beings in the higher realms.
So we see that judging this plant as strictly negative eliminated the opportunity to take advantage of its positive qualities. This is exactly what happens to us when we don't look for the value
in everything that is a part of our existence. This is the essence of soul growth, the secret to clearing emotional blocks, to self-love and ascension.
My parents were not consciously trying to harm me by training me to judge marijuana negatively, in fact, they believed that they were doing what any loving parent would do to try and protect their child
from the harsher realities of life. My parents, like the majority of us, were and still are to some degree part of the earth systems.
Do we have the right to judge?
We do have the right to judge, to form our own opinions, but as we do, we must take responsibility for the outcome of those judgments. But our government and religions tell us not to judge. They
say that only God has the right to judge. Why do you think that is? I believe it is so that we wouldn’t think for ourselves and form our own opinions. By not judging we give up our
power to form our own opinions and therefore we must accept the opinions of those in positions of authority, i.e., the government, schools and religions of our world.
And what about the shame and guilt heaped upon us when we are caught judging? How many times have you been condemned for judging something or someone? If we continue to believe what we have been
taught, we will find ourselves rendered powerless, imprisoned by our guilt and shame.
Yes, from a higher perspective that is the very lesson behind the current position held on judging by our government and religious systems. They play a dark role for us by telling us we do not have
the right to judge and keep us from doing so through the use of guilt and shame. And, of course, we will buy into this drama until we learn to use the power of judging in a balanced way, the higher
dimensional way. So we see there is a value in our current situation after all. We have to learn what kind of governmental and religious systems we don't want, before we can know what kind
of systems we do want and how to create them. Now let’s move on.
What is the difference between discernment and judging?
Webster’s dictionary defines discernment as judging with insight. Insight means to view the interior of anything; clear understanding. We could say that the
difference between judging and discernment is that discernment entails one additional step—that of using insight.
Is there a multidimensional form of insight?
The multidimensional definition of insight is a clear understanding of the higher dimensional perspective of the thing or person or event in question. This understanding comes from intuition and
intuition is the knowledge gained from the soul, by asking the soul.
Therefore we could also say that multidimensional judgment means using the power of multidimensional insight to form an opinion. Discernment then becomes the act of using both of these powers to form
a perception of a person, thing or event.
In closing let’s not be too quick to condemn ourselves, or others, for judging. Instead, let’s learn to apply the multidimensional versions of judging and
insight (the act of multidimensional discernment) to the process of establishing our opinions. When we do, we will be able to glean the gold from every situation, person and thing. And the gold
are the spiritual lessons that we came to this earth to learn.
In service to all,
Jelaila Starr,
The Nibiruan Council
www.NibiruanCouncil.com
For additional information on establishing truth, judging and discernment read: Establishing your Multidimensional Truth
Author Info:
Jelaila Starr, author of We are the Nibiruans is an internationally known channel, teacher, and counselor. Through her lectures, workshops, and articles, Jelaila's message of compassion has touched the hearts of people around the world inspiring hope and understanding while providing solutions to some of today’s most pressing challenges.
As a psychic/intuitive counselor, Jelaila works with individuals to assist them with emotional clearing, healing relationships, and DNA Recoding. Jelaila's unique approach enables her clients to
clearly discover who they are, what they came to do, and how to achieve it. Jelaila can be reached at (816) 444-4364. Email: Jelaila@NibiruanCouncil.com
Website: www.nibiruancouncil.com
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