The Black Vault

Hi All

Following on from my comment about "Sin" being a judgment, here is something to consider.

Cheers

Malai5

FACTS & JUDGEMENT


Question:
What is the difference between ‘facts & judgement’?

Answer:
What is behind the intent of putting out the facts? A fine line we will say. A judgment comes from the inability to assess the self in detail. When a way of being conflicts with a way of doing then know that obstacles are being presented in the way of ‘rubbing’ against one another. This will show an immediate feeling of uneasiness within the self as the self tries to wear what is seen. As this relates to the self then you must also realise that what arises is attributed to inherent feelings.

As judgment is passed from one generation to another and from one life to another then the facts ultimately have little to do with how we perceive the truth. As in all truth there is an area of play, an area of absolute. When facts become your truth then know that what you then perceive to be will also become your good judgment.

To have good judgment or bad judgment relating to the facts will then become your truth as you see it. As ones truth is not necessarily another’s truth the facts can become distorted. When trying to understand the truth of self then you must also understand where the comfort of self emerges. As in truth there is also comfort.

When judging the facts the ability is taken away from you to judge correctly as you have already become entangled in making a good or bad judgment call relating to the self.

This is so.

malai5 wrote:What is behind the intent of putting out the facts? A fine line we will say.

So malai5, I often say there is a fine line between being humble and just simply being who we are. People that are humble, are often times holding back, what they truly mean.

sandra wrote:

malai5 wrote:What is behind the intent of putting out the facts? A fine line we will say.

So malai5, I often say there is a fine line between being humble and just simply being who we are. People that are humble, are often times holding back, what they truly mean.

Hi Sandra

You are probably correct.
So, what appears to be humility could just be fear of judgment by others because they have already made that judgment call on themselves to hold back.
So much for honesty then.

Cheers

Malai5

Part of that is boloney. Part of that is situational ethics. And none of that has anything to do with what I was talking about in the other thread.

qmark wrote:Part of that is boloney. Part of that is situational ethics. And none of that has anything to do with what I was talking about in the other thread.

Well then qmark, why did you feel the need to say that.
Do you understand the term "segway"?

Cheers
Malai5

Yes, I understand segway, but I felt the boloney part was important.

qmark wrote:Yes, I understand segway, but I felt the boloney part was important.

qmark, which bit was "boloney" and which bit was the "situational ethics", in your opinion.

Cheers

Malai5

malai5 wrote:Hi All

Following on from my comment about "Sin" being a judgment, here is something to consider.

Cheers

Malai5

FACTS & JUDGEMENT


Question:
What is the difference between ‘facts & judgement’?

Answer:
What is behind the intent of putting out the facts? A fine line we will say. A judgment comes from the inability to assess the self in detail. When a way of being conflicts with a way of doing then know that obstacles are being presented in the way of ‘rubbing’ against one another. This will show an immediate feeling of uneasiness within the self as the self tries to wear what is seen. As this relates to the self then you must also realise that what arises is attributed to inherent feelings.

As judgment is passed from one generation to another and from one life to another then the facts ultimately have little to do with how we perceive the truth. As in all truth there is an area of play, an area of absolute. When facts become your truth then know that what you then perceive to be will also become your good judgment.

To have good judgment or bad judgment relating to the facts will then become your truth as you see it. As ones truth is not necessarily another’s truth the facts can become distorted. When trying to understand the truth of self then you must also understand where the comfort of self emerges. As in truth there is also comfort.

When judging the facts the ability is taken away from you to judge correctly as you have already become entangled in making a good or bad judgment call relating to the self.

This is so.

Judgment is subjective.

Facts...as we're taught, are understood by our five senses and "empirical".

Evil, is when any attempt to control others. Therefore, government is evil.

Lol Malai5

Evil, is when any attempt to control others. Therefore, government is evil.

Sorry but the "good" side is equal when it comes to that.
Only difference is they do it by other means.