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Originally Posted by sentient
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC-6NRJHAr0
After watching the video, one might say:
“Hey, this guy is supposedly all about being non-judgemental and here he is (from his high tower) mentally judging the woman he had a meeting with.“
But then again not everything is a mental (mind-map, mind-bias) judgement.
Coming to a fork in the road - a choice has to be made - A or B?
Letting go of the mind biases and using bodily intuition - ‘somatically’ your body will often either tense/contract or open/release when confronting the choice of either A or B.
The second mode is to let go of all mental biases and enter into the openness of not-knowing (asking God, Spirit or Higher Power to show you which way to go).
Then letting go of the open question even (into c/o Higher Guidance), one can just sit back and doing-nothing let the “phenomena play”, and interestingly enough the “display answer” to your question often suddenly awakes you to witness it.
Any further thoughts on the different processes of Judgment and Discernment?
In non-duality who judges or what discerns?
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Here is a view from non duality which may address the problem you pose.
To use your terms, imagine the problem you present as if there was no choice possible between God's will or not God's will. In that scenario it would not be God or some other agency willing what happenes, but only God. Imagine that and the problem disappears.
If there is only God and God's will and nothing else, whichever fork in the road you take would be God's will.
However if you believe that there is not only God but also 'You' with the capacity to oppose something he has created called God's will, then indeed you do have a problem. Your best hope is that God has written down somewhere what his will is, or speaks to you so that you knpw for sure that it is him telling you which fork to take. Sorting one from the other would seem very difficult. The non dual solution is simpler but may not suit you.