However, behind such a self-judgment must lie certain standards which could only be based on their own behaviour.

He met with other members of the community every Sunday to engage in "self-judgment."

Many of us are reluctant to revise our self-judgment, especially for the better.

I judged myself harshly and passed the standards of my self-judgment on to other people.

You know as well as I do that accurate self-judgment is impossible.

During this time, it is easy to lose self-judgment, an important aspect of agency:

And sister Shetra can neither accept nor deny his self-judgment.

Anxious people are blocked from finding themselves because they quickly run into self-judgment, and this makes them even more insecure.

I don't feel the self-judgment that I go through.

Physical jealousy is a result of the imagination at the same time that it is a self-judgment.

From the depths of his own familiarity with self-judgment, he averred, "I don't care about your mother."

"Harsh but bracing self-judgment" mark this memoir that takes the author "up to her early 20's."

It is at this point in a life review that the spiritual part of a person imposes some sort of self-judgment.

But he is reserved in his self-judgment.

He has a great sense of self-judgment and is described as being very smart, 'the brightest of all the children in the Glen school'.

I criticized myself and fell into self-judgment.

But the point is, my self-judgment serves no one now--she's dead.

The first is self-kindness, which refers to the ability to treat oneself with care and understanding rather than harsh self-judgment.

He did not give Linden a chance to respond; he went on, reliving his old self-judgment.

And Malcolm rushes to self-judgment in a way hardly consistent with this slow-moving cultural dinosaur.

Self-judgment is the voice inside that says:

He rejected her cruel moments of self-judgment, and he knew her better than any other living creature.

It's clear to viewers that those comments are true on some levels and maybe all, but he pronounces self-judgment: "I was a big-time fool."

It is our self-judgment that prevents our mind being healed by the Holy Spirit.

The first dimension is self-kindness versus self-judgment.