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|Nutshell  =is where you will learn about how to simply observe experience and thoughts.  Observation is a necessary part of being Non-Judgmental, as it is a neutral way of experiencing things.  Additionally, before we can learn more about the thoughts in our mind, we first must learn to Observe them.
|Nutshell  =is where you will learn about how to simply observe experience and thoughts.  Observation is a necessary part of being Non-Judgmental, as it is a neutral way of experiencing things.  Additionally, before we can learn more about the thoughts in our mind, we first must learn to Observe them.
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|Topic1=Observe Experience  |Are you able to simply observe what is happening, including both what you see, and what you think about what you see?
|Topic1=Observe Experience  |Question2=Are you able to simply observe what is happening, including both what you see, and what you think about what you see?
|Topic2=Observe Judgment    |Question2=Can you observe the Judgmental thoughts passing through your mind without judging those thoughts themselves, just observing they are there?
|Topic2=Observe Judgment    |Question2=Can you observe the Judgmental thoughts passing through your mind without judging those thoughts themselves, just observing they are there?
|Topic3=Observe Non-Judgment |Question3=Are you able to observe yourself Experiencing The Now and feel the difference between Judging what you see, and resting in Non-Judgment?
|Topic3=Observe Non-Judgment |Question3=Are you able to observe yourself Experiencing The Now and feel the difference between Judging what you see, and resting in Non-Judgment?