All realities are valid realities, nothing ever goes wrong.

Transcending judgment is one of the most challenging aspects of the spiritual journey to freedom.   We look at something and judge it and judge it from a place of… right or wrong, good or bad, with either a negative or positive charge.  Judgment is created by a wound, a part of oneself that is not healed; a part which is not whole.

As we get more and more versed at seeing reality for what is rather than judging it - as a dichotomy, as right or wrong - the more we free ourselves from the limitations of the analyzer/mind.  We start to realize everything is being created for a specific reason and all of it can be used for our healing.  We start to be able to see other realities without judging them, not putting them into a right or wrong category.  We start to see all realities are valid.

Ultimately, when we see all realities are valid realities, we understand that this is the way to freedom.  This doesn't mean we support all realities.  There are realities we choose to put energy into and there are realities we choose to leave alone.  On a basic level we understand all realities are valid.  All have their place, in the evolution, the healing of individual beings.  All were created for a purpose.  We start to judge ourselves less and less.  We start to judge others less and less, to the point where we realize we have never done anything right and we have never done anything wrong, we have done just what we have done.

There are levels upon levels of neutrality - it is a process.  When one reaches their next level of neutrality the universe just opens up and freedom is more and more present in one's life.  Every situation that happens in your life is there for a specific reason.  If we can get out of judgment with it and see what it is truly about, we are able to get the learning and that is what moves us forward on our path to freedom.  Judgment is a trap, it is a cage. We need to free ourselves from it and ultimately understand all realities are valid realities and nothing ever goes wrong.

- Scott Robinson