The Most Delusional Practice on Earth

[Omni]

Wrote an article about the most delusional practice on earth in my view. This is a good article IMHO, and I recommend reading the whole thing even if you think it can offer you nothing after reading what that practice actually is. Your choice of course... Maybe this offers nothing new to someone, I suppose that is possible. I still hope people read the whole thing... If it offers nothing new to you, maybe you should be writing articles too. lol

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The Most Delusional Practice on Earth

One of the harshest criticisms I have ever gotten from my ET contacts, was when I had judged someone negatively some years back(they are not afraid to apply constructive criticism to me). I immediately saw that the judgment was an illusion(I'd use the word delusion but the definition doesn't fit). I try not to erroneously judge people as best I can and I feel it is worth writing an article about it to bring this subject to attention.

Every time I hear to not judge people it has been a beneficial thing for me, so I hope I can help inspire that in the readers of my blog.

I am not a fan of Abrahamic religions but I usually try to keep that off my blog. One of the best things christianity has brought is this line IMHO(paraphrasing): "Judge not, or ye be judged".

Judging another human being is the most delusional practice on planet earth. Notions about God comes in a close second IMO. Many people judge others simply based on their appearance. Such a thing is incomprehensibly dim.

Disillusionment is a battle for all beings of earth IMHO. I suggest less judging of others perhaps for most people of earth, or at least an altering of one's processing of judgment of others in a negative fashion. To think you can judge the entire being of someone with one action of theirs is entirely flawed. There are certain actions that can lead to understanding someone much better, don't get me wrong. But the part we judged of them is just one part of them. Most of the time, one dimensionally judging an entire being shows an ineptitude of understanding the complexity of reality.

All that being said, judging other people in ways can be important. Like judging if they are shady/untrustworthy. And positive judgments of others are much less delusional than negative judgments... Judgment is meant to be used, however I try not to think I have someone entirely figured out based on one action. I know first hand how mind control can create misjudgments in people based on one event in their life. Not to say it is anywhere near always mind control, but it is possible with some people.


"Every being in the universe has beauty."
-Omnisense ET contact

That particular ET contact was a good bit enlightening. They provided examples of people who I had judged(IE: George H. Bush), and showed me that every person has some beauty, even if they are quite despicable people for the world they live on.

Reality is very complex. Human perception has a way of over-simplifying things. I hope my blog can help people realize how deep reality is. Just look at how complex you are and how you know yourself. Everyone is complex.

I see people judge celebrities all the time(IE: Russel Brand is a big one lately, who I personally respect although I haven't reviewed any of his material). The mechanics involved in celebrities on earth are very dysfunctional in my view. On one side you have people who will flip out and start crying because they saw another human being. On the other side you have people who have a reactionary perspective of those celebrities, and can't say enough bad things about them. You have the sycophants, the unhealthily obsessed, the haters, etc.

I particularly like this quote:

"Fame means millions of people have the wrong idea of who you are." -Erica Jong

Two areas humanity has poor genetic programming in, are celebs and Extraterrestrial Reality. There is no end to the insanity and delusional nature in those two areas. I personally do not want to get famous, it would likely be a headache in ways(although I would like to know I wont be homeless again)... I find myself in a bind because I do want more exposure for my information... I am a very shy person in nature(not on the internet)....

Anyway.... I hope this article offers a useful perspective for some people. I know if I read this article when I was 15 I would gain immensely. :)

Source Link: http://omnisense.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-most-delusional-practice-on-earth.html

[WhiteLove]

Very good points and very important!! Judging others is something I am trying to learn not to do, because I know it is causing distress within myself and others. Pretty much the only time I feel some level of judgment is required is when the impact of not saying anything is worse than the impact of the judgment - in regards to world impacting events that cause great human suffering. For instance I do not judge Obama, I find he should go into quarantine temporarily, but I am judging what I have on paper about the outcomes where the responsibility is traced back to him, hence he gets an indirect judgment. But in this case we are talking the potential of world peace vs. denial of where change needs to take place at our current governance system. Because the judgment is neutralized with forgiveness I kind of view it as peace coming out as the winner of it all, kind of a proactive and fair judgment that is required for the sake of the truth. Is it not the responsibility of the man in charge, to ensure the people's need for peace is put into practice... So there are some levels of judgment that I find necessary for change else we are going all down in a hole of denial and illusion, but in conjuction with love and forgiveness peace comes out at the top of it. Even when there is an indirect judgment, I would not want that to be the final, when Obama's quarantine period is over it is important that the people ensure the quarantine is lifted because of love and forgiveness. All people in the leaderhip in charge of allowing all of the sh*t to happen day after day, should all go into quarantine, that's my opinion. How can you clean up the house efficiently when there are leaders in the way of the clean up that block you from doing the clean up. Snowden is a good example of how clean up work must be carried out in a world where leaders are blocking the clean up work - other selves being the top priority. Any leader saying anything against what Snowden has done for humanity, is just pointing out to the world that he/she is in need of being quarantined.

Let's hope that the people wakes up and that the real clean up work can begin.

I have never longed for world peace as much as I do now, I'm really at a peak when it comes to that, I would so much want to experience what it is like to live this life here on earth when there is peace! Right now peace is within the parameters of my home, beyond that I am experiencing a world in great need of peace. I hope all other fellow Avalonians are in good truth shape now, because we are needed in that shape right now!

[Guish]

Given that every particle is connected to any other one according to the entanglement theory of quantum physics, judging others would mean that others would judge us the same way. I had a rough tine with my line manager a few years ago. I would fight the person in public and be very defensive. As I grew spiritually, I calmed down and realized that people act badly because of ignorance. The social conditioning and ego make them act this way. After 1 year, the person stepped down and I took over. The person now reports to me and I've protected that person many times and have a lot of compassion for the individual. I strongly think that my evolution shaped my reality. IMHO, global awareness and spirituality can bring global peace. Self improvement is a hoax.

[lightwalker]

I took this wisdom from a question asked in a channeling session long ago: How do I take the negativity off of my judgement ?

The answer was simple and applicable: Just say to yourself..."I judge, no big deal".

It has helped me many times when I would be having "bad attitude" days

[Carmody]

I shortened that one up to a fairly small phrase, of "Judgement is a fools game where one projects up on other... and anchors one in the self lies of their own past."

In this we prevent growth in ourselves and project that lack of growth onto other.

[ghostrider]

everyone judges everything constantly ... it's what your higher self does , the difference is when your inner self judges someone for stealing lets say , you cannot steal or have stolen , you must be innocent of it first ... no one reads the next line , ( for the same measure you meet , shall be measured again unto you ) ... the point is no one is perfect , so finding fault in someone's character just means they are human , and in need of evolution and learning , not be thought of as lesser than ...

[ljwheat]

Its not that we are not perfect, we birthed on this planet perfect. Since we have no choice, its law to learn the teachings of the matrix, witch are writ-led with millions of contradiction instead of being taught the truth and absolutes the matrix keep secret.
The more we have been burned the more one judges to head off the pain of lies we are surrounded with.
There for no peace on earth will ever take place, as long as the thinking minds of men are influencing the matrix we all live under.
The spirit thats in the world but not of it. The power to incarnate into a world or universe and leave it behind. If focused on, can open all possibility's that lie with in. this world can not be uncontrolled by the mind, that was put there by the matrix of this world.

Transcend this world is possible walking threw it in spirit, but few practice solitude and the guidance that come's from walking a inward path of heart. Following the mind is a dead end at the wall of the Matrix, spirit transcends any and all matrix bubbles, its always been with us, its never been about the mind, the software of the matrix. Un like a computer you can delete software, but you can not unlearn the matrix installed by this world of deceptions.

[yelik]

I agree judging people is a human weakness we all battle with.
In a perfect world where everyone was educated and taught with only the truth it would probably be unnecessary to judge people. For numerous reasons we are far from living in an ideal society which is by design.

We are often our own worst enemy by falling victim to things like the Babylonian black magic money system, the route of all evil and mistrust. Until this draconian system of control is removed we will continue to judge people one way or another, in my opinion.

Also just thinking about your comments about universal aspects we are almost compelled to form a judgment of an image or sound which is based on past experiences which acts to protect us and survive, our strongest emotion

[Kryztian]

I think there are many places where it is necessary, healthy and productive to judge people. We need to assess individuals strengths and weakness and determine what they need and if we can help them or they can help us. A teacher needs to pass judgement on her students to determine if they should go on to the next grade. A jury needs to judge a defendant to determine if they should go to prison or not. I many need to judge my co-workers and compare them to my own work performance, just to determine if it was fair or equitable that they were advanced before me and determine if I need to lodge a complaint.

Sometimes it is even good to make judgements about people, even if you don't need to take any action based on that judgement. It sharpens your skills as assessing character which you may need in the future when you have to judge other people to make an important decision.

However, I would agree, that the activity is of judging others is not just a waste of time, but truly harmful, especially a waste of time, if you take pleasure in judging other people, or if you receive a false sense of superiority, or conversely, if it brings you much distress and it leads to feelings of inferiority. This type of judging can lead to an inflated or deflated ego.

Also judging can lead us to loose out on the big picture. I know people who listen to music and can spend so much time analyzing the composition, the performance technique, the recording process, etc., etc., etc. These people sometimes forget that the purpose of the music is also to experience and enjoy, and that too much judgement can prevent that. Sometimes the best form of judgement are something like "That was nice." and "I liked that."

Thus ends my own judgement on the process of judgment.

[Inaiá]

Great thoughts, Ominiverse and friends.

Imho, on the topic of judgement, we need to clarify two things: nomenclature and heart frequency.

We could exchange the expression "to judge someone" by "to perceive someone without love". To judge someone is to put a label on the observed person, blindly certain of one's own "perceptive system". It is to ignore that the act of perceiving (or trying to perceive) one's qualities is weaved with inumerous biases and restrictions (the observer's past experience, it's present nature and human's restricted acess to reality).

When perceiving things, we can act with judgement or love (reminder: love is not weak, nor dumb, nor anything but ...love). Having stablished that judging is not a inteligent action, one should decide to put a love filter on one's own perceptive system. One must decide if its heart, thoughts, words and acts will be aligned with love, truth and beauty, or if they will be confused, forgotten and mistreated, left ill and abandoned. If the person decides to tune itself on love, and struggle to form the habit, she won't judge, but perceive others with love. She'll perceive reality with inteligence, knowing that all perceptions are temporary, that everybody have flaws and are here to grow together, that violence is not the solution, that, like Jesus said: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself". That to be steady and carefull with one's self and others, is essencial in life. Thus she'll keep hers "heart frequency" aligned with the Source.

So, i guess we could call the act of observing reality without judgment as "to perceive with love". That's one crucial point. The heart frequency from where one stands in life.

On the book "A Course In Miracles" (ACIM (http://www.acim.org/AboutACIM/index.html)), the writer, a female north american psychologist/psiquiatric, who says the book was dictated to her by a "voice" (very interesting history. The book has excelent meditations), we can read about judgment:

"Judgment, like other devices by which the world of illusions is maintained, is totally misunderstood by the world. It is actually confused with wisdom, and substitutes for truth. It is necessary for the teacher of God to realize, not that he should not judge, but that he cannot. The aim of our curriculum, unlike the goal of the world's learning, is the recognition that judgment in the usual sense is impossible. This is not an opinion but a fact. In order to judge anything rightly, one would have to be fully aware of an inconceivably wide range of things; past, present and to come. One would have to recognize in advance all the effects of his judgments on everyone and everything involved in them in any way. And one would have to be certain there is no distortion in his perception, so that his judgment would be wholly fair to everyone on whom it rests now and in the future. Who is in a position to do this?".

So let's perceive reality with love. It's not easy... but wise. We shall get there!

[Fox]

I have been struggling with judgement lately, this thread has really helped me through it. I extend my heartfelt thanks to all of you participating in this discussion. I have been distancing myself from my friends and family (apart from my mother and my closest friend) by getting rid of my phone and social media. All sides are becoming upset with me for not crawling out of my hole to socialize. Whenever I do, I feel myself judging them because I have had a hard time handling negativity, which is what most of my acquaintances prior to my samadhi experience seem to exhibit. Which is spot on because I was a gigantic wad of negative energy all my life, and I attracted it. Now that I no longer recognize who I previously was (rather, I relate to my old life in no way, shape, or form), I'm finding it hard to hold on to these connections. Today was a low point for me, the first since the days where I thought I was going nuts because of my perspective-shattering experience. But after reading all of your words (a special thanks to you Omni), I have been able to process all these frantic thoughts about losing everyone that I had ever known. This week I will be getting together with two friends who miss me very much to talk about what I have been going through. I'll be pleased if they understand, but it's also okay if they don't. I am prepared to go forward with my head up high, for I will have new friends and family coming into my life.

[Shezbeth]

Oh Omni,... why for you make me criticize so,....

First off - and we've been around this track before - one cannot apply positive qualifiers to their own work while credibly claiming their opinion humble. That's a clear example of cognitive dissonance, and while one may find this trivial, it immediately demeans the credibility of anything that is stated thereafter. My advice, lose the 'H'; its disingenuous.


I immediately saw that the judgment was an illusion(I'd use the word delusion but the definition doesn't fit).
[...]

Judging another human being is the most delusional practice on planet earth.

You see that there? When it is other people its a delusion, but when it's you its an illusion? I forget the phrase for it - something about deflective rationalization - but this illustrates a double-standard; again, potentially trivial but you can do better. Refreshingly, that is all the constructive criticism I can offer, the rest is a matter of personal perspective.

The rest of the article is both agreeable and well developed. Just as my hackles start to rise, you follow up by allowing for exceptions and differences of perceptions. I agree that the multitude are particularly want to knee-jerk and/or prematurely judge things, and that this propensity is often exploited in less/more involved methods of mind control (from 9/11 reactions to ET acceptance/denial, from MSM programming to beam/wave/implant/etc. intrusion and that's just a handful examples out of countless more).

Moreover, while you and your contact are correct that there is beauty and by virtue redeem-ability in all individuals, that doesn't excuse any of the behaviors and practices which have been and can be seen/known to have been taken. Further, the onus of any redeem-ability depends on the individual to express it, and in a sincere (and non-recidivistic/sociopathic) manner.

George W. for example is probably a good guy in some respects, but he is observably not in many respects that are quite significant and inexcusable.

"When a felon's not engaged in his employment or furthering his felonious little plans, his capacity for innocent enjoyment is just as great as any honest man's. Our feelings we with difficulty smother when [one's apt discernment] duty's to be done. Ah take one consideration with another,... a[n objective] lot is not a happy one."

- Paraphrased from Pirates of Penzance (original phrasing is 'constabulary' and 'a policeman's)

[Omni]

Oh Omni,... why for you make me criticize so,....

First off - and we've been around this track before - one cannot apply positive qualifiers to their own work while credibly claiming their opinion humble. That's a clear example of cognitive dissonance, and while one may find this trivial, it immediately demeans the credibility of anything that is stated thereafter. My advice, lose the 'H'; its disingenuous.
The article had many opinions. Some opinions are more humble of mine, others are not. We've been through this before, you are a broken record of negativity towards me.



I immediately saw that the judgment was an illusion(I'd use the word delusion but the definition doesn't fit).
[...]

Judging another human being is the most delusional practice on planet earth.

You see that there? When it is other people its a delusion, but when it's you its an illusion?
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de·lu·sion (https://www.google.com/search?q=delusion+definition&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8)
dəˈlo͞oZHən/
noun
noun: delusion; plural noun: delusions

an idiosyncratic belief or impression that is firmly maintained despite being contradicted by what is generally accepted as reality or rational argument, typically a symptom of mental disorder.
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As you can see, I clearly saw the error in my ways upon being notified of it, thus being defined as under an illusion, not a delusion. So yes, it is correct to state it as an illusion, not a delusion. Can you see you are wrong here? What would it take to get you to admit that?


I find this art I made describes your interactions with me well:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-pWP_6LseJD0/VK838KfVuGI/AAAAAAAAAc0/dnYg1V2lIkA/s1600/OmniverseHolographic.jpg
You look for flaws in me, and find them, whether it's illusory or real. When you look for something so intently, one is bound to find alignments. I think you misjudge me shezbeth. Ironic, as that is the context of this thread.

[Shezbeth]

On the contrary, dispelling a delusion - no matter how quickly or delayed - does not make the previous position any less a delusion nor more an illusion. Moreover, you mistake my purpose of criticism; I have said before that I see great potential in you and your work, and if I can be of benefit - even if by being a thorn in one's ass - I will do so gladly. ^_^

Moreover, the definition you supply refers to delusion as a psychological disorder, while there are far less egregious examples and definitions which are more readily applicable.

Besides, did you neglect the part where I commend that the rest of the article is well written (I lit. said agreeable and well developed, but synonymously the same thing)? I hope you will not make the mistake of perceiving that I find everything you say erroneous or disagreeable, I am quite specific with what I find has the potential for refinement.

And, while that's a lovely image, the phrase cuts both ways. ^_~

[Omni]

On the contrary, dispelling a delusion - no matter how quickly or delayed - does not make the previous position any less a delusion nor more an illusion. Moreover, you mistake my purpose of criticism; I have said before that I see great potential in you and your work, and if I can be of benefit - even if by being a thorn in one's ass - I will do so gladly. ^_^

Besides, did you neglect the part where I commend that the rest of the article is well written (I lit. said agreeable and well developed, but synonymously the same thing)? I hope you will not make the mistake of perceiving that I find everything you say erroneous or disagreeable, I am quite specific with what I find has the potential for refinement.

And, while that's a lovely image, the phrase cuts both ways. ^_~
The process was me judging someone without any opposition to it. Then when being shown an alternative perspective of more reason I updated my beliefs immediately. Under the definition I provided it fits illusion not delusion, my judgment of George H. Bush because I was able to see the flaws in my previous thinking simply upon being told such. People under delusions resist that they are wrong so severely they at times lash out at others who try to tell them they are wrong, and refuse to even consider if they are wrong(without caring about evidence or proof).

My nature when it comes to flawed beliefs is more illusions than delusions in my view under the definition. More mastered souls are like this(not to say I am extremely mastered). I reassess my positions and beliefs every single time they are challenged...

And I got the impression on the other forum you bought all the slander there of me. Thanks for at least being honest... I still think you look for flaws in me.

[Shezbeth]

Well, here's the thing. I agree with your analysis per the definition you supply, but the analysis is inaccurate given a variety of other definitions available that are more encompassing. As I said, as pertains to psychology you are quite right, and yet in a more generalized sense it becomes a matter of semantics. Having said, it may have seemed - and indeed been - premature of me to comment, but also recognize I am approaching the material from the stance of trying to comprehend your message, whereas you are reviewing your material from a stance of knowing what you are referring to; specifics, unless iterated can get lost in 'translation'.

And, while this is just a personal disposition, I find that having/maintaining 'current theories' and 'developing perceptions' avoids many of the pitfalls that come of holding false beliefs, in the sense that the term belief implies a degree of conviction to the idea, whereas what you are describing as a personal practice (laudably) seems more a degree of conviction toward reaching an increasingly accurate and developed comprehension.

Keep up the good work!

P.S. Re: the other forum, I admit I was harsh and for that I apologize; it wasn't a matter of buying into or agreeing with what was being said, that was more of a frustrated outburst at the many there present who were allowing themselves to be roused with torches and pitchforks, rather than entertaining a constructive discussion/analysis. I had hoped to effectively illustrate the sentiment I was certain would otherwise follow but in a manner that would necessitate no further comment (from others); a heading off at the pass, so to speak. I accede that it was misdirected, and I will hope you accept me saying that in that particular (^_~) case, I was wrong.