| BkI:16.III.2 | You incarnated into a limited body in order to try to be different from who you really are. A small part of the soul, the little spark that separated, that micro-droplet that temporarily split off, became incarnated into a physical body, and entered the plane of physical, human experience. Being an immortal, unlimited soul that lives shining in the pure abstraction of the beauty that God is, you decided—in forgotten time outside of time—to create the not-good, the not-holy, the not-beautiful. In that way you sought to distort creation. You sought to change your perception of it. To accomplish this you created judgment. Judgment is never impartial. Equality is impossible in judgment. Judges must laud one side or the other, give a verdict, condemn or acquit. So if you do not eliminate from your mind the habitual mechanism of judgment, you cannot avoid suffering. Judgment is as unnatural as pain. |