People hide things about themselves because they are paralyzed at the prospect of hearing judgment, because they don't have the tools to heal, because they don't know such tools exist, because they are cowed into accepting mistreatment.
The therapist has become a proxy for someone else and may hear judgments projected on to her or him that only make sense if the therapist is understood as a stand-in, an "as if" relationship.
Most of the time what you'll sense is a real conflict that the person struggled through, and you start to hear judgments where someone might say, "While I was conflicted by this, it didn't cross the line, and so I was able to reconcile it".
I have wonderful qualities from my mother — but please, Mother, forgive me — I heard judgment constantly about my father.
The London resident who is accused by the Kazakhstan bank of siphoning off billions of dollars during his time in charge will hear judgment on a contempt hearing in which he is accused of violating court orders relating to disclosure of information.
In football, the spectators watch the coaches to interpret direction and meaning and the refs to hear judgment.
After a hearing, judgment was entered, dismissing the complaint, and the judgment was affirmed by the supreme court of the state.
In a pre-sentencing hearing judgment, Lord Justice Treacy described Abdallah as being "active in a terrorist group based in Manchester in 2014".
The first victim, on hearing the judgment, said: "After 11 years of living with guilt I can now finally start to put it all behind me and move on with my life.
Momir Nikolic, who pleaded guilty in May to persecuting non-Serbs in Europe's worst atrocity since World War II, wept and covered his face with his hands on hearing the judgment.
