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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Judgement Qualifies Us for the Crazy Club: Taking the Vow of Nonjudgement
Would you choose to live in presence today? First, congratulations if you even dared to click on this link! Really. You are truly willing to face yourself if you tackle the issue of pride and judgement (1). Lester Levenson pointed … Continue reading
