Judging anything that one experiences ‘out there’ in life is equivalent to making it real because of the needless attention given to it.  One might correctly say that judging is little more than making a big deal out of something that is not a big deal at all because that something is really nothing.  Being judgmental in life is as silly as judging your nightly dreams as if they are real with a capital “R”.

Life is like a movie.  And no one likes a critic.  Either help film the movie or be a spectator in a movie theater.  Critiquing a movie is as idiotic as passing judgment on anything in this illusion we call life.  Life is a dream.  A movie is a dream captured on celluloid.   Life is a dream captured by the mind, by consciousness.  Critiquing a movie is judging a dream is attempting to make a reality of the unreality of life.  It’s all just a dream.  Treat it as such.

Would you go around judging and/or condemning the dreams of others?  What would be the point?  So why do the same to your own?

Judge not, lest ye make an ass of thyself.

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