Judgement vs Discernment?

[Riboflavin]

In a sentence, Judgment pertains to worth and there are two kinds of worth, value and worthiness. Worthiness really means worthy of love, so while it's all just milk, oil, potato chips and excellent threads and we can say, oh it's simple I know this one, but when it comes to worthiness it gets complicated, which prolly why Jesus said don't even go there.

Actually when Jesus was talking about "judge not lest ye be judged" it's generally held to be in the context of moral behavior. That aside, when it comes to relationships involving love, I do have to agree that it's one of the most complex of things. However, the complexity lies in the variables, responses, and the myriad sensibilities of the people involved. Just because relationships are complicated doesn't mean the basic processes in judgement are. With that said though, love on it's own is one of the simplest things there is.

If you add enough stuff to something anything will get complicated after awhile, whether it's your garage or your feelings.

I look at Judgement as the opposite of Love.

Where Love accepts a thing/being for exactly what it is, Judgement thinks it should be something else.

Judgement isn't the opposite of love. Hate typically would be the opposite of love. For instance, if you feel love, then it's not a judgement. However, if you then recognize that you feel love and it's because of qualities you perceive of as "good" (This person is wonderful, he's sweet, cute, kind, I love him/her etc etc) that is a judgement.

I see discernment as synonymous with clairvoyance. It is an action that is ongoing.

Yes, discernment is something we do constantly usually, without thinking about it.