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Satsang- How to be Non-Judgemental?

2026-06-21

0.10- 1. For no specific reason, some days are gloomy and sad. It scares me. Why is that? 2.33- 2. How to deal with over-giving? I feel I give a lot and then get exhausted. While I am not expecting anything in return, it feels bad when others only take and take. But I am unable to stop giving. What to do? 12.19- 3. is it possible to completely come out of family drama , emotional drama of the family that going on for decades 29.02- 4. I can see now that I am very judgmental, I judge everyone I come across or spend enough time . How to stop this 5. how to stop proving my point to others although I know it now that it’s not necessary to defend myself and prove my point but old habits are difficult to change. 6. how much time transformation take generally? Is it possible to change myself? Mainly want myself to be non judgmental no matter how pathetic the other person is and don’t want to prove my point 42.36- How to work on Self Concept 48.24- How to stay non-judgemental at work with people who are always judging you 51.04- How to deal with negative thoughts when they come for your loved ones 56.34- I fear asking questions because I am scared of people judging me

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