If we're not constantly assessing ourselves, then we're never going to become the person we're meant to become.

The main goal is how do I really manifest the great potential in light of my soul in this world? And the only way that that happens is if I am consistently changing.

I want to just take us back to where most people live.

And they live in the realm of my dreams, my destiny, my desired outcome is so far out there.

And I'm going to work really hard every day to

eventually get there and in the process they judge themselves so completely

that they almost paralyzed and immobilize themselves. There is the danger which a

lot of people fall to that in the process of self-assessment it leads to

self-judgment and that's why when we talk about spiritual work, it has to be constant and tremendous effort

because the ego is so powerful. How else will you match it? How else will you meet it?

That's very important. Very important.

Welcome to the spiritually hungry podcast, episode 61.

So I'm sure our listeners are really busy this week practicing non-judgment.

And we were thinking about it a lot as well.

After we left the last episodes, we decided to go further and deeper in this topic and really talk about what is a healthy or proactive

way to judge oneself. And again, the word judgment, I am allergic to. So I think it is aligned

with self-assessment, self-awareness, feedback, internal feedback, internal validation.

That's the direction we're going in.

Yeah, interesting.

But the word that the phrase that the Kabbalists use is the accounting of our soul.

Oh, good, because that's what I was thinking too.

And also discernment, right?

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