God never punishes us, and God doesn’t judge us. Never. We get punished by our own choices and our own unhealed traumas in this world of vibration and action-reaction. Our ego judges us with guilt.
God loves us unconditionally, always, in all circumstances and conditions, and God loves everyone equally—every single one—unconditionally, always, forever.
God knows that we are in this world in the hardest school, covered in the darkness of our own past lives and this life’s experiences. The way we are not always right and have bad reactions is the result of our past experiences and the traumas they caused.
Everyone, even those that we consider most wicked, is actually traumatized from their past experiences, and they are the best that they can be in this moment now. God knows that we are separated from the Source, from our true self, each and every one of us, on different levels of consciousness, unique points of awareness, perception, and mission. We all have our own unique nature, our own unique level of sensitivity, our own unique journey. There is no way that we could be better than we are now. We can be better only in the next moment. We all have different past lives and life experiences and different missions, so we should not judge each other either, for we are walking in no one else’s shoes but our own.
To understand someone and why they are the way that they are, we would have to have their past experiences, their past lives. We would have to go through exactly everything they went through in past lives and in this life, and we would have to be completely the same—in completely the same nature, completely the same level of consciousness, sensitivity, and awareness. We would have to be exactly in their shoes to understand anyone. And then we would have empathy even for those we considered most wicked, for they went through things that made them who they are now, and God loves everyone unconditionally, always and forever.
God loves unconditionally, forever and always, and understands as the only one, and never, ever judges us.
Judgment is the complete absence of love. There can be some love and even hate, but in judgment there is absolutely no love. God is Love.
Purna Ananda
