“Judgment”

“JUDGMENT”

Judgments—whether they are good or bad—are merely a narrative that the mind loves and is addicted to, a narrative that is unconsciously repeated.

By continuing to take them as facts, the mind (ego) can keep clinging to this mere thought, narration, mistakenly perceived as real or truth, as if the mind were the very real existence itself, and it can also further repeat itself, “‘I’m doing right, so l’m okay,” or “‘I’ understand what’s truth” to be unintentionally able to avoid turning attention inward. At the same time, it can even veil the fact that it can never recognize the “unconscious” or “ignorance” as long as it keeps doing it.

Therefore, the mind (ego) can never see through the fact.

Because if it were possible, the very thought that considers the mind (ego) as real would lose its basis, and the mind (ego) could not survive. This would leave only the ultimate question: what is it that recognizes this fact?

In short, the mind (ego) is incapable of knowing or realizing the truth.

That’s why the mind (ego) clings to the delusion that it can understand its own non-existence, keep taking narration as real or fact, like, “I am capable of self-observation,” or “‘I’ can know the truth.”

Thus, various judgments are repeated.

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No matter how true they may seem, no judgment, nor the comparisons that accompany them, are ever truly real.

Then, what is it that becomes aware of this addiction to patterned thought, of judgments, this unconscious self-hypnosis occurring within the mind?

What is it, which is not thought, that truly awakens to raw reality through insights from a transcendent perspective, where is completely different area from the thinking that misidentifies such thoughts as “ourselves” (intellectual/conceptual understanding, interpretation, identification)?

Be patiently with oneself and see through every one of facts carefully.

However, do not ever intellectually and conceptually understanding them in the mind, and do also not get attached to any particular state of being. (OM 🙏)