judgment — Blog — Antesa Jensen

Antesa JensenJune 8, 2021see god in everyone, judging, judgment, supiority

The inherent weakness of the archetype of power.

The mother of all projections is the one where you, as a powerful person, experience that everyone on the planet is here to step into their power just like you did.

Antesa JensenSeptember 29, 2020personal power, projection, judgment, integral resonance, harmony

Indulging in the compulsion to overreact and how to heal.

If we are low on energy stores, reaction is inevitable. And sometimes, it’s needed as a necessary part of the healing process.

Antesa JensenOctober 3, 2019anger management, judgment, self-control, compassion, perfection

Your lack of eloquent language is not the problem, your judgment is.

And it doesn't matter how eloquent you are, people can feel your judgment. And judgment feels like shit.

Antesa JensenDecember 5, 2018narrative self, transformation, judgment, coaching

Our preferences are disconnecting us.

Where are you preventing yourself from experiencing truly profound connection?

Antesa JensenNovember 16, 2017preferences, judgment, personal responsibility, personal development, personal growth, emotional intelligence, relationship, coach, life coach, coaching

Your truth feels incredible.

Some of the greatest work you could ever do is learning how to CLEANLY speak your truth.

Antesa JensenOctober 17, 2017truth, authenticity, alignment, speak your truth, relating, relationships, coping mechanisms, lying, withholding, politically correct, protect feelings, connection, judgment, fear, insecurity

Me too.

Sexual assault is a thing. Even when we try to not make it a thing, try to make it disappear, try to pretend it doesn't exist. And it happens to more people than we think. And to all genders.

Antesa JensenOctober 14, 2017me too, sexual assault, community, connection, empathy, adventure awake, shame, fear, judgment, dismantling negative beliefs, fight flight freeze, creativity, power, truth, boundaries

Recognize yourself.

We all know that where we judge others, we judge ourselves more severely. But did you know that what we recognize, adore, admire, and look up to in others are also actually breadcrumbs for that very exact thing existing in us.

Antesa JensenJuly 19, 2017self-recognition, self-worth, brilliance, projection, experience, experiential learning, judgment

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