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Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2026 6:22 pm
Here is something else interesting I have recorded. Wow, look at that.
Well, okay — for some reason, one specific God is being highlighted to me
many times; I’ll have to read about Him later. Among my other notes, there
is something curious — one of the most popular phrases in the world, and
I arrived at it consciously on my own. Though we might have all repeated
it unconsciously before, even back in our school days. The phrase is:
“Judge not, and you shall not be judged.” Do you understand? “Judge not, and
you shall not be judged” — this is very important. It is a bold underlining of
everything I have just told you. If you begin to judge someone, you immediately
fall into a hell where people begin to judge you. That is how it works. You
said that he is bad — and immediately, automatically, in response to this,
the system sends you circumstances — five different circumstances where
people start digging into you and trying to judge you: in your relationships,
in your work, in this, and in that. I just want you to understand how these
small, seemingly not-so-terrible actions — it’s not like you attacked
someone with an axe — but you see, even such a small thing can later create
hell in your life. Therefore, under no circumstances should you ever judge
anyone again, even for a trifle; otherwise, you will immediately end up in
hell, and there will be a fivefold attack of judgment against you. This applies
to everything. Any desire you have to compare anything or anyone — ”oh,
he is smart, he is stupid; he is handsome, he is ugly” — all of that is already
judgment. Do not do it; it is a trap. You must accept everyone as they are; you
must leave everything as it is. And if you suddenly see some kind of perceived
injustice somewhere, do not interfere. What happens is that if you do not
judge, the system itself will deal with those people later — just believe in that.
Circumstances will immediately align so that everyone gets what they
deserve. But you shouldn’t even wish for that for the person or want it. You
should simply sympathize with them, but not judge. By not judging him,
you will preserve yourself and keep yourself safe. Otherwise, the devils
will come for you if you judge. So, I will repeat it once more: Judge not,
and you shall not be judged.
Well, okay — for some reason, one specific God is being highlighted to me
many times; I’ll have to read about Him later. Among my other notes, there
is something curious — one of the most popular phrases in the world, and
I arrived at it consciously on my own. Though we might have all repeated
it unconsciously before, even back in our school days. The phrase is:
“Judge not, and you shall not be judged.” Do you understand? “Judge not, and
you shall not be judged” — this is very important. It is a bold underlining of
everything I have just told you. If you begin to judge someone, you immediately
fall into a hell where people begin to judge you. That is how it works. You
said that he is bad — and immediately, automatically, in response to this,
the system sends you circumstances — five different circumstances where
people start digging into you and trying to judge you: in your relationships,
in your work, in this, and in that. I just want you to understand how these
small, seemingly not-so-terrible actions — it’s not like you attacked
someone with an axe — but you see, even such a small thing can later create
hell in your life. Therefore, under no circumstances should you ever judge
anyone again, even for a trifle; otherwise, you will immediately end up in
hell, and there will be a fivefold attack of judgment against you. This applies
to everything. Any desire you have to compare anything or anyone — ”oh,
he is smart, he is stupid; he is handsome, he is ugly” — all of that is already
judgment. Do not do it; it is a trap. You must accept everyone as they are; you
must leave everything as it is. And if you suddenly see some kind of perceived
injustice somewhere, do not interfere. What happens is that if you do not
judge, the system itself will deal with those people later — just believe in that.
Circumstances will immediately align so that everyone gets what they
deserve. But you shouldn’t even wish for that for the person or want it. You
should simply sympathize with them, but not judge. By not judging him,
you will preserve yourself and keep yourself safe. Otherwise, the devils
will come for you if you judge. So, I will repeat it once more: Judge not,
and you shall not be judged.