We do not judge people when our awareness is fully in the present moment. The genesis of all of the ego’s judgment-centered programs resides somewhere hidden beneath the dark shadows of the past. The present moment, as an expression of the love and light of God, is free from our past judgments and future imaginings. It is within the eternal now where the peace of God forever resides. The state of peace is a sign of one who is fully present within the now. To live fully present within the now, you must be willing to forgive, release your past judgments, and see your brothers and sisters as God created them. Today, forgive the past, place the future fully in God’s hands, and return to the now. When you do this and see everyone as they were created to be, you will experience true peace.
Today, in order to see people as God created them, let us let go of our past judgments and future imaginings. By doing so, we return our awareness to the eternal now, the present moment, where the love of God forever resides. When we are in the now, we are in alignment with the mind of God. We align with the mind of God by replacing judgment with forgiveness, and worry with trust. Today, let us forgive, drop all our past judgments, and place the future in God’s hands. In doing so, we can become present and see everyone through the lens of non-judgment and peace. Non-judgment and peace, just like all of Love’s expressions, show us when we are seeing others as they truly are. Today, let us allow any of Love’s expressions to show us when we are residing within the now and seeing everyone as God sees us.
All glory to God.
Peace, Health, Happiness, Love, Laughter, and Light.
James Blanchard Cisneros
Author of the book “You Have Chosen to Remember”
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Thank you so much again and God bless you ❤️ Riikka
Thank you Riikka for being a member of our community.
Peace. JBC
Dear James,
I really struggled with this post. For many years now I have recognised the value and importance of forgiveness in living a peaceful life. I have actively practiced forgiveness and found it to be a wonderful and empowering experience yet I have one family member who I have tried to forgive time and again and each time she has come back into my life and abused us again and again.
I now really struggle to forgive her again but that in itself causes me grief. Please how should I handle her in the light of today’s post?
Thank you Fiona for your question.
I would simply say not to overthink it.
Yes forgive, send blessings and prayers to that person every time they come into your mind. You do this so that you can be free of your judgments and be at peace.
To have peace you must do what brings you peace.
If it brings you peace not to be in the physical presence of that being, then don’t put yourself in their physical presence. If you, for some reason have to put yourself in their physical presence then put yourself in their presence as little as possible.
Always do what brings you peace, and you will have peace.
Peace. JBC