Good Judgement Affirmations

This practice is part of a greater series devoted to promoting character development and positive change. For those of you who only want to do the affirmations, I wanted to make them easily accessible. In this session, we are exploring Good Judgement, which falls under the virtue of Wisdom.

May this mantra/affirmation practice be an offering to your highest self.

With Peace and Blessings,
Hannah

Transcript

I hope these affirmations allow you to reclaim a sense of self-trust and to practice responding instead of reacting to the challenges of everyday life. Before we begin we'll have a really quick blessing. May we be blessed with the wisdom to see situations clearly and the discernment to make decisions that are fair, Thoughtful, And just. As we exercise our judgment, May we balance reason with empathy and intellect with compassion. I will read each statement twice, Pausing in between to give you a chance to repeat them out loud to yourself, And I do recommend saying them out loud. The statements that are easy to embrace, Savor them, Appreciate them, Stand like a mountain in their truth. The statements that feel not so good, That feel uncomfortable, Or foreign, Or like straight-up lies, Go ahead and say them anyway. This is where we are doing the work, Rewiring those neural networks. This is also where we gain insight into unhealed wounds, Limiting beliefs, And ingrained biases or judgments toward ourselves or toward a particular way of being. It's great material for journaling or discussing with a counselor or trusted friend, Maybe even someone doing the series with you. Whether you're just waking up, Walking your dog, On your commute, Or getting ready for bed, I hope these affirmations serve your deepest, Greatest, Highest self. Let's begin. I take time to process before making a big decision. I take time to process before making a big decision. I can trust myself. I can trust myself. I can trust myself. My decisions are grounded in my values. My decisions are grounded in my values. I am open to new information and insights. When making a judgment call, I first become aware of my biases and emotions. When making a judgment call, I first become aware of my biases and emotions. I am open to new information and insights. I am confident in my ability to discern what is best for me. I am confident in my ability to discern what is best for me. I balance logic with intuition. I balance logic with intuition. I seek out different viewpoints to inform my decisions. I am patient and deliberate when forming opinions. I am patient and deliberate when forming my opinions. I am open-minded yet discerning in my choices. I am open-minded yet discerning in my choices. I trust my ability to separate fact from opinion. I trust my ability to separate fact from opinion. I embrace the process of critical thinking and reflection. I embrace the process of critical thinking and reflection. I use my judgment to create positive outcomes in my life and in the world. I use my judgment to create positive outcomes in my life and in the world. As always, Thank you so much for being here and for sharing in the intention to work on ourselves so that we can be better for ourselves, For humanity, And for the world at large. May you grow and I will see you next time.