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    How do you see the good in people?
    Rebekka Mars
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Rebekka Mars is a Life, Meditation, and Yoga Coach as well as the Founder of Modern Meditation™. She's located in Sarasota, Florida and also works online with people all around the world. With over ten years of experience, Rebekka specializes in Yoga, meditation, and personal training to help clients embrace their body, mind, and soul to find calmness and balance in everyday life. She holds a BA in English from Lindenwood University and has over 1000 hours of Yoga training, holding her ERYT500 certification. Rebekka also serves as a keynote speaker on the topic of modern mindfulness speaking in person and virtually.
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Expert Answer
    It might help you see more of the good around you if you start a daily journal where you write down something you're grateful for each day. You could also write down things you love about yourself and others. Over time, this may help you become less judgmental.
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    What causes me to be judgmental?
    Rebekka Mars
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Rebekka Mars is a Life, Meditation, and Yoga Coach as well as the Founder of Modern Meditation™. She's located in Sarasota, Florida and also works online with people all around the world. With over ten years of experience, Rebekka specializes in Yoga, meditation, and personal training to help clients embrace their body, mind, and soul to find calmness and balance in everyday life. She holds a BA in English from Lindenwood University and has over 1000 hours of Yoga training, holding her ERYT500 certification. Rebekka also serves as a keynote speaker on the topic of modern mindfulness speaking in person and virtually.
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Expert Answer
    Being judgmental can sometimes occur because you aren't feeling love and acceptance in your own life. Because of this, it's important to learn to fully appreciate yourself.
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    How do you stop thinking judgmental thoughts?
    Rebekka Mars
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Rebekka Mars is a Life, Meditation, and Yoga Coach as well as the Founder of Modern Meditation™. She's located in Sarasota, Florida and also works online with people all around the world. With over ten years of experience, Rebekka specializes in Yoga, meditation, and personal training to help clients embrace their body, mind, and soul to find calmness and balance in everyday life. She holds a BA in English from Lindenwood University and has over 1000 hours of Yoga training, holding her ERYT500 certification. Rebekka also serves as a keynote speaker on the topic of modern mindfulness speaking in person and virtually.
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Expert Answer
    As you catch yourself judging others, ask yourself why you're doing it. Understanding yourself can go a long way toward overcoming that judgmental attitude.
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    How can I learn to stop judging others?
    Rebekka Mars
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Rebekka Mars is a Life, Meditation, and Yoga Coach as well as the Founder of Modern Meditation™. She's located in Sarasota, Florida and also works online with people all around the world. With over ten years of experience, Rebekka specializes in Yoga, meditation, and personal training to help clients embrace their body, mind, and soul to find calmness and balance in everyday life. She holds a BA in English from Lindenwood University and has over 1000 hours of Yoga training, holding her ERYT500 certification. Rebekka also serves as a keynote speaker on the topic of modern mindfulness speaking in person and virtually.
    Rebekka Mars
    Meditation & Yoga Coach
    Expert Answer
    It starts by understanding that we're all human beings, and we're all the same underneath it all. Then, look at your own life to figure out why you're feeling unsettled and why you're projecting that judgment onto others.
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