Judgment: Can You Honestly Reflect?
Judgment Tarot Card: Are you supporting your dreams?
It’s just something we do sometimes- we reflect on our life and think about how everything we have done, every decision we have made, every thought we have thunk have led us to where we are at the exact moment we are thinking this. This is the Judgment piece of our self. Sometimes when we are in our Judgment phase, we are pleased with what we have done. We are happy with the decisions we have made and we are content with what we have accomplished. Other times, we regret some of the decisions we have made. We think about how things might have turned out differently had we made other decisions.
Judgment is like that. It it puts us in a mood to examine who we are and what we really want. Judgment makes us want to be the best person we are able to be, despite anything we think we may have done wrong in the past. When reflecting on your life and determining how you came to be right where you are, doing exactly what you are doing, consider what big goal you have for your life. How has what you have done supported that goal? What more can you do to reach it? Don’t be too harsh with your Judgment. Focus on where you are trying to get to. — Jim Larsen
Karma is not an intellectual pursuit. You cannot simply assign “karma” to this and “karma” to that. Karma is something so deep and so spiritual and something beyond our mind’s ability to truly grasp the intricacies of. How can we possibly know how karma is playing out in our life? Much of what we attribute to karma and “instant karma” is simply our reaction to a feeling of guilt within ourselves or a feeling of self riotousness towards others. As long as we do what we feel is right in any given situation and in life itself, we don’t need to worry about karma. Just let karma work itself out. There comes a point in our life when we recognize that our life is beyond what our minds believe it to be. That is when we truly awaken and realize such things as karma really are playing out in our life, and that we just need to let it happen without intellectualizing about too much. If we intellectualize too much about it, what do we end up doing? We end up assuming we’ve stumbled on the answer, and this answer is absolute. Is it though? How can it possibly be? Just enjoy living. Follow your gut instincts. Try to do good. Let everything come together as it is meant to.
