Does God judge me during the life review, or am I the one doing the judging?

“There is a life review, but there is no judgment. God does not judge or condemn anybody. The reason I was there is I manifested that myself. I believed I was going to go there with all my heart, and so I made that experience for myself.”28:57

“There's things that I learned in my life review that came next that were very disturbing, at least for me. You go through your life's review, basically, and it's like this: it's not a judgment. You're your own critic. You re-experience things that you've done to other people.”5:36

“The being was not judging me in any way during the life review, even though I saw a lot of shortcomings in my life. It simply showed my life the way it had been to me, loved me unconditionally, which gave me the strength I needed to see it all the way it was without any blinders, and let me decide for myself what was positive, negative, and what I needed to do about that.”5:07

“death and judgment. In this review, I was never shown even one kind deed that I had done. I was only shown things that were hurtful to others. It is difficult to understand how I could see so much of my life in such a short time. But somehow I did. As the life review slowed to an end, I heard a calm male voice speak to me through telepathy. Like a doctor informing a patient about the consequences of not maintaining proper health care or a teacher helping a student understand the consequences of skipping classes or not completing”2:06

“I will say one thing, you know, about the life review, I was judging my actions, I was judging my words. Jesus was there to support me while I was doing that. He wasn't saying, 'Wow, you're a rotten kid!' or 'Look what you did.' He was allowing me to experience what I had done and deal. And he was there to help me deal with that.”14:57

“There is another thing about that I've learned from this, and that's about we all get a life review. Uh, God doesn't judge us, nobody judges us. We get to see our entire life from start to finish, usually they say with a couple of guides or or angels or or somebody, just just to be there with you. And you get to see every single thing, your whole life, and how interesting that is. And then they turn that kind of around, and then you get to see how it felt to interact with you.”42:36

“And when that higher truth manifested in me, it was like a life review. For those who don't know what a life review is, that people claim that when you die, you're going to be seen your life at all levels, and uh, you're going to be judged at such. It's not so. It is you who judge yourself because you are aware now of those wrongdoings or good deeds or whatever. In my case, while I'm still alive, I got to those sparks of memory recalls not as the doer, but the observer, because the doer only sees what he wants to see and experience what can only be perceived by his mind and the time. But when you are the observer, you are from outside looking at the whole picture, all the scenery, and then you can understand things that you didn't understand before.”12:26

“That's the way it was in my, I guess it was a life review, but I didn't think of it as one when I heard the words life review because I was judging myself.”51:36

“And so when you had like a life review, or something similar, were you judged? Did you feel any judgments?”93:08

“I felt as though I'd been judged, and there was a sense of fairness in that judgment. I didn't witness a life review, but I had a profound understanding of my entire life without resistance or argument. I returned my focus to looking straight ahead, consumed by a profound sense of despair and loneliness.”2:44

“There was no judgment with the life review. They were re-showing my life so that a few minutes later, in the judgment, there could be no doubt as to what I had had in life, had done in life, had thought, had said.”7:35

“Basically, it was a life review. We watched what I did wrong, what I did right. When it came to the things that I'd done wrong, I would get a slight chastisement, but it wasn't nothing condemning me.”3:19

“Um, so I've learned that all the things that happened in my life, good or bad, I planned because I wanted to learn something. And when we get back, when we die, uh, this is the consensus. We get a life review. We are not judged by God. We are not judged by anybody. We are just shown this wonderful, uh, 3D, every second of our lives.”49:33

“Now, the thing about the life review, not only do you get to see your life, but they do have a way of kind of looking at it from another angle, where you get to experience how it felt to interact with you. So if you were kind and generous and all that, and you know, that person you're interacting with had all those warm fuzzies, you get to feel that. But if, if you've been cranky and, and you've been mean, and you've caused someone pain and, and, and, and sorrow, you get to feel that, too. And that's, that's just a karma thing. That's not God judging. That's just what you put out, you get back.”34:34

“does not judge us. We are all learning beings. The most difficult part of judging comes from experiencing our lives from so many different aspects. He emphasized that this review was indeed intended for learning and gaining empathy. Then he took me to another room where energies who had really struggled with life reviews were put to sleep and healed. They were enveloped in a soft, loving light. I was shown a place where a predefined life, chosen by oneself, is recorded for each one. A question was bothering me:”2:03

“In a, I, I wonder, did you feel like you were being judged by these people, you were these entities you met on the other side, was it a, was it a life review as such?”8:52