Spiritual Fact: Unconditional Love Does Not Judge By Richard Blackstone At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

The paradigm of love says that there is an interconnectedness to all of life and subscribes to the ideal that we are one with God and created in her image and likeness. This God is in collaboration with us in order to allow her to experience in the relative physical world all that she knows conceptually in the world of absolute.

This God lets us use the creative powers we possess to create the experiences of our lives as we choose. This allows God to enjoy physical experience through us. We are allowed to create whatever we want, and the outcome of our lives on earth is never in doubt because, being in the image and likeness of God, we are eternal.

This God does not judge us because she would just be judging herself. This God does not condemn us because there is nowhere to condemn us to. The only hell that exists with this God is the hell that we create here on earth with our creative process. It's all part of the grand experience to God.

When we take these “base thoughts” about God and our relationship to him into the relative world we experience a the paradigm of love and unity. We understand that we are not here to learn stuff but rather to create ourselves as who we wish to be. It is in this creating that we experience all that God knows conceptually.

In this paradigm we understand that we are all one in this giant collaboration. Each individual portion of the whole is on the same mission: to create ourselves as we choose in order to experience all that is known conceptually.

It doesn't make any sense to judge the people and events of our lives, because the people and events that show up in our lives are part of what we created, both individually and as a whole. Need we judge our creations? No, the best policy is to observe our creations to see if they serve us. If they do not serve us, then we merely choose another thought that serves us and create that.

We understand that the people and events that show up in our lives are there because they are part of our creation. We know that we are the creators and co-creators of every aspect of our lives. Part of this knowledge is that we need to hold ourselves accountable for what we create.

When we judge our creations we are not holding ourselves accountable and we are not being responsible for the very creations we call forth from the universe. We forget that we created the people and events in our lives for some particular reason. Unfortunately most of the sleepwalkers of the world are creating unconsciously so they cannot remember the reason for their creation.

This is the crux of the problem. Sleepwalkers are not aware that they are creating their lives. They are still in the fog and believe that they exist in order to react to the people and events of their lives rather than understanding they are the cause of the people and events of their lives.

When you live with this mentality it is easier to see why you might judge something. You don't see the connection between your unconscious thinking, speaking and doing (creating), and the manifestation of your creations when they appear in your life.

This is another reason why it is important for the sleepwalkers of the world to wake up. When you are awake and aware you are creating consciously and it is much easier to identify your creations when they show up in your life.

When people and events show up in your life you need to allow their full light to shine on you in order to determine the message or gift that has been brought to you. If you judge them, you filter the light of awareness and restrict your ability to use your creation to its fullest extent.

The tool that allows us to view our creations in the full light of awareness is acceptance.

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