Are your Judgments conscious? Or unconscious?

What is the Purpose behind each of your Judgments ?

Do you want to continue carrying the burden of each Judgment you previously made?

Why or why not? What is your Shadow World (Gremlin) benefit?

To ignore these simple yet profound questions is to disconnect yourself from the mechanics of Possibility.

Watch the movie „12 angry men“ starring Henry Fonda.

Notice how many feelings and emotions come up with each juror and name them.

What prejudices are being made and by whom?

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This Experiment is worth 3 Matrix Points.

Attend a public court hearing. In Germany, this is possible.
Take a drawing pad and a pencil and make small drawings of the following people:
- the defendant
- the judge
- the prosecutor
- the lawyer
- witnesses
Draw without looking at your paper. Look at the people instead.

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Attend another public court hearing.
Everything that happens in court is for the purpose of finding the truth. The experiment goes like this:
Make a judgment about the defendant after every witness examination, after every presentation of evidence, after every statement and every declaration made by one of the people present.
Allow your judgment to change several times during the trial. Write each new verdict in your BEEP!Book, beginning each time with the words, "I find the defendant guilty because...." or "I find the defendant not guilty because..."
At the end of the trial, you will have multiple guilty and/or acquittals on your paper.
 

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Attend another public court hearing.
Notice what is not noticed by the people present. Everything that is in the room besides words, numbers, facts and evidence. For example, feelings and emotions. You can note for each person what feelings/emotions you perceive in them.
You can note what consequences individual statements have, what effects they trigger.
You can note what benefits are there for each person.

Who benefits how from the crime, from the prosecution, from the trial, who benefits from an acquittal, who from a guilty verdict?
And there are quite a few little things to notice that have an impact on the verdict. Pull them out of the unconscious into the light - into your consciousness.

Small gestures, habits, external appearance, pauses in speech, eye contacts.

Write it all down.

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The difference between a judgment and a prejudice is that in a prejudice a decision is made without hearing the witnesses, without taking evidence, without hearing the defendant, and without letting the plaintiff speak.
A prejudice is a judgment without a trial.
If you think that this does not exist in our democratic system, you may be wrong.
Prejudices are easy to make and some of them accompany us throughout our lives.
For example, my mother used to say, "All Gypsies are criminals and thieves."
When I was a child, there were often gypsies on the outskirts of our village in a meadow selling baskets. Because of my mother's sentence I was very afraid of these people and even today this judgment flares up in me like an old, almost extinguished ember.

Write down 10 prejudices / judgments that you have adopted in your life. It can be from parents, siblings, the pastor or teachers.
How have these prejudices / judgments affected your life?
How have they affected your attitude toward these people?
What would have been possible without these prejudices / judgments?

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Write down all the assumptions that are in your judgments. For example, in my judgment about Gypsies that I inherited from my mother was the assumption that the cars they drove around in were stolen goods.
What expectations followed from that? And what resentments?

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Choose one of the 10 prejudices /judgments that is still alive in you.
Go into contact with one of these people about whom you have a judgment and talk to them. Who is this person? What does he think and feel and how did he get to where he is now? Open your heart to this person, what is he interested in, who does he love, what touches him, what does he like to eat, who are his friends?
The experiment consists in not meeting him like a zoo visitor standing in front of the plexiglass looking at a big ape. The experiment works only if there is no plexiglass. If you want someone to be naked, the best way is to undress yourself first.

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Should you have discarded your judgment after doing the culture-to-culture experiment, the next experiment is to tell about it, not keep it to yourself.
There are many ways to do this.
- Invite the person for an interview and publish it.
- Write an article about your experiment and publish it.
- Tell your family about it.
- Appear in public with the person about whom you had a judgment.
- Plan a worktalk with the person on the topic of culture-to-culture conversation.

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This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point for every article, interview and worktalk.