Self-Judgment: Our Excuses Not to Live ~ Lee Harris

This is a great, new quick how-to from Lee Harris that is so now relevant and the themes are what I hear over and over coming up for people who are so close to making the shifts and changes they want towards the new in their lives, but are hitting the judgment dialogue within that is creating the fear wall.

These self-judgments become our self-sabotaging excuses.

Lee provides some easy ways to move through this, which resonate with my own. Questions and being curious are key, as well as sitting with the honest vulnerability of the answers, and then allowing the feelings to move through you without judgment. Feelings aren’t bad…their just feelings…energy expressions.

Energy wants to move. WE are the ones that block them. When you allow yourself to feel them, you invite their movement through you.

Do you find yourself hindered by the things you tell yourself and allow yourself to believe about yourself?

These quick how-to’s can help you to start living.

Here’s Lee:


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Tania Marie is a writer, visionary artist, Reiki Master Teacher, intuitive guide, and energy alchemist whose life and work have grown from more than three decades of exploring the creative healing arts, metaphysical studies, and the living relationship between nature, spirit, and the heart. Her practice has become less about what she does and more about how she lives—listening deeply, following what feels alive, and allowing creativity, healing, and everyday experience to become part of the art of being. She is the author of *Spiritual Skin* and creator of the 11-episode YouTube series *Talks With Crystal Skulls*. Her lifelong relationship with crystals and crystal skulls continues quietly behind the scenes, while her deep connection with rabbits has profoundly shaped the way she experiences presence, wonder, and the quiet language of the heart. Egypt has also become one of Tania's greatest teachers and a profound part of her ongoing journey of remembrance, empowerment, and embodied aliveness. Her relationship with the land has naturally grown into meaningful creative partnerships and opportunities to share its living wisdom with others. Today, Tania devotes much of her time to writing, photography, inspired offerings, sacred journeys, and following the ever-evolving invitations of a life lived in relationship with the living world.

Posted on July 16, 2015, in Uncategorized and tagged , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.

  1. It starts with us, accepting ourselves, all our feelings without judgment and an excellent start that is. If however, one experiences situations where one feels unheard, the people are rigid in their stand and this happens more than liked, it is difficult to not take it personally and want to “suppress” one’s authenticity, and maybe that is what too many do, hence the results all over the world….I’ve recently begun to trust my inner knowing and respect it as my gps before anyone else! it is a challenge, and maybe there’s a bit more inner work before one finds one’s tribe…where it’s ok and encourages to be authentic and genuine and “not” suppress just cuz someone is threatened! I find it quite said when someone needs to dim another’s light in order to make themselves look better….any added suggestions as to self empowerement? blessings “)

  2. Reblogged this on Reiki Dawn and commented:
    I had seen this earlier today and hadn’t had the chance to post it. My dear sweet faery sister did post it. I love her comments. I felt this really was helpful to so many people. Enjoy Lee as he shares.

  3. Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature

    He is so great. Yes, very important theme. Compassionate self forgiveness works well for me, and loving my heart during whatever I encounter.

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