We write what we must
learn.. and so I record
what others have said
of nonjudging:
THOUGHTS ON NONJUDGING
(we write what we must learn)
1.
Leo Tolstoy and many others have taken the Bible's "Thou shalt not
judge" literally and have refused
to sit in judgment of others on juries or as judges.
2.
Sai Baba's words: "God the
mathematician
stands outside any equation.. no matter
how
long or complicated.. ready to render a
plus
or minus, multiplication or division
sign"
(paraphrased)
http://www.sathyasai.org
3. Starseed Transmissions: You do not have
enough data to
assign value to any action
4. HUA HU CHING
Lao Tsu: translation by Brian Walker
Those who wish to embody the Tao should embrace
all beings. To embrace all beings means first
that one holds no anger or resistance toward any
idea or thing (or Avatar), living or dead, formed
or formless. Acceptance is the very essence
of the Tao.
To embrace all beings means that one rids him
or herself of any idea of separation: male and
female, self and other, life and death.
Division is contrary to the essence of the Tao.
Foregoing antagonism and separation, one enters
in the harmonious oneness of all beings.
5. Shirdi Sai Baba: When we describe another's sins, we lick
them off. (paraphrased)
6. Kabir: Forgiveness is a game only saints play.
7. Sri Yukteswar: The vanished lives of all (nonAvatars)
are filled with many shames. Therefore do not judge
