Hay-Ku of the Day (Value Judgements are Self-Criticism)

All I can See or

Know is an Energetic

State of Awareness.

What I now call me

Is a Vibrant State of the

Awareness I Am.

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All I See is an

Energetic state of the 

Awareness I Am.

All I Really See

Is a Vibrant State of the
Awareness I Am.

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All I Know is an

Energetic State of the

Awareness I Am.

All I Now See is

An Energetic State of

Awareness Itself.

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The Content of the

Awareness I Am is a

State of Awareness.

The Present Content

Of the Awareness I am

Is a State thereof.

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"Self and other" are

Both states of the "Awareness

Of Being I Am."

"Inside and outside"

Are States of the "Awareness

Of Being I Am."

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Criticizing a 

State of my Awareness is

Criticizing Me.

Criticism of

A State of my own Mind is

Self-criticism.

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Judging anything

Is judging a state of the

Awareness I Am.

A value judgment

Bears witness against my

Self as Awareness.

Judging others is

Bearing false witness against

Awareness Itself.

(1) Scripture-Wise

"Judge not, that ye be not judged." Matthew 7:1 KJV

"Grudge not one against another, brethren, lest ye be condemned: behold, the judge standeth before the door." James 5:9 KJV

(2) Bill Samuel-Wise:

"...Right now I look outside and simply see a fence being a fence. Any judgmental criticism would be foolish SELF- criticism. 

"Why would it be self-criticism? 

"Because Awareness and all it includes is who and what I am. It is self-criticism as surely as looking at one of my fingers and condemning it for not being a thumb..."

(3) Metaphor-Wise:

"What’s going on within the geographic confines of your skull, behind your eyes, right now? Is it not everything you see before your eyes, and is this not actually composed of patterns of mental energy arising within your own head? Is it not also true that the patterns which you presently identify as yourself are composed of the exact same mental material you identify as other? This being true, how is it possible to be so intimately identified with one portion of your awareness, and so self-alienated from the other? Perhaps because the preponderance of your attention is habitually focused on the former, while you are proportional less sensitive and aware of the latter."