So, today I wanted to discuss discernment and judgment and truth because something happened over the weekend that made me sort of wonder what’s going on.
I have a friend who I was hanging out with and we were watching some news and Kash Patel, the new FBI director, was being interviewed. They were asking him about the Epstein files and what he was saying wasn’t really resonating with me. It didn’t sound like the truth to me. Yet, I know we’re supposed to assume that someone in that position would never lie to us.
As far as I’m concerned, when you look at his face, he doesn’t look like a man who’s at peace to me.
When I allow his energy to filter through my intuition, the resonance of his voice it just doesn’t sound like the truth. Even though his energy may be coming from TV and through technology.
Since, we all receive waves of different types of energy when we use technology, watch technology, and it just didn’t land as the truth.
Then I found out later, from a different interview, from several years earlier,that he had said the exact opposite.
This is 2025 and I think it was 2021 on a different podcast where he had said the exact opposite about the Epstein files.
So, now that that’s been established, my friend that I was watching the news program with said I was being judgmental because I was saying how I thought that Kash Patel looked scared.
Kash didn’t sound like he was being truthful.
So I thought, Well, all I’m doing is observing. I’m not judging, I’m observing.
There was no negativity in my observation. *Even though I believe he is deeply corrupt*
I didn’t like that he was, as far as I’m concerned, obviously lying to us, but to me he clearly was energetically.
If you look at his face, he doesn’t look look like a man at peace. He looks like a man who does not have strong principles. He looks like someone that could be bent either way, depending on how much he’s going to gain from it.
I think that’s pretty clear by his appearance.
Again, there’s no negativity in that. You don’t have to like something.
That doesn’t mean you’re judging it.
Let me give you an example of that.
Recently I made a move. I had some boxes over at a former roommate’s place who I also consider him a friend.
He let me know with only 2 weeks notice he had to move.
Before that, he would tell me, “It’s fine. Your stuff’is fine.”
At first he was gonna take the stuff with him, my stuff, and then he ended up just giving it away.
He just gave it away!
I’m not really sure why, other than he was just sort of frustrated with the move in general, and my stuff was an extra burden.
Not that it was that much, but I also offered to pay and he turned that down.
AND…
So, THAT I had judgment about that, because I do have negativity around this event.
You know, I don’t consider him a friend anymore and I’m still clearing out that negativity and that judgment.
So judgment carries a negative charge.
Certainly with my friend who gave away my stuff for reasons I can’t even fathom I am judging because I have negativity about it.
As opposed to our new FBI director who I don’t know, it’s nothing personal.
He’s not telling us the truth and really, with what we know of our government that wouldn’t be too unusual now, would it?
So that’s basically what I wanted to say today, is that judgment carries a negative charge to it.
Observation, even if it’s a negative observation, is not necessarily judgment.
We’ve got to get better at discerning what’s real or not.
Sometimes the things that are real are not very pleasant and so I think it’s important to not fool ourselves and believe the lie.
There’s too much at stake.
So thanks for listening, and I wish you a very sensual day.
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