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Overcoming Being Judgemental (Part 3) (Archive)
Overcoming Being Judgemental (Part 3) (Archive)
Overcoming Being Judgemental (Part 3) (Archive)
Thursday 15th June 2023
Wes Thompson and Austin Hill explore judgment's role in relationships and spirituality, turning criticism into a tool for healing on 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Judgment: From Criticism to Compassion
Episode Overview
- Judgment as a catalyst for growth and healing
- Exploring different contexts of judgment
- Challenging toxic self-criticism and societal judgment
- The impact of judgment within faith and recovery communities
- Recognizing judgment as a tool for communal development
Judgment is not a thing to fear; it's the start of something much better and has to happen in order for us to move forward, but we don't need to sit in it.
Ever thought about how judgment affects your relationships and spiritual journey? In this episode of the 'Relational Recovery' podcast, co-hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle this complex issue head-on. They argue that recognizing our judgments can be a powerful first step towards healing and personal growth. Rather than viewing judgment as purely negative, they discuss its various forms—from self-criticism to societal norms—and how it impacts our faith and recovery journeys.
This conversation offers a fresh perspective, suggesting that judgment can be a tool for both personal and communal development. With their usual blend of empathy and wisdom, Wes and Austin guide listeners through the maze of judgment, making it clear that understanding this aspect of human behavior can lead to richer, more fulfilling relationships.