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We're all just a collection of ideas, like a spider's web or a snowflake. We're unique but also not unique. We don't have 'selves' that have special takes on the world, we *are* special takes on the world.

The observer is always the same null, the same void. Any color added like "intelligent", or "wise" or just parts of reality trying to break the fourth wall. We're unique and colorful not because we see the world any differently but because we're composed of uniqueness and color.

Yet every combination has one thing in common. Out of the infinity of nothing, it emerged into something. The light of your awareness of it. Every conscious thought no matter how trivial or terrible has this going for it. Out of literally impossible odds, it exists.

You've deemed it worthy by letting it arise within your attention. That's what your attention is, it is Ultimate Judgement of Worthiness. When you shun this responsibility you shun your nature. You fake your tastes and so destroy your morals.

To let everything arise in attention is either a sacred or a profane phenomenon. It is profane when it is promiscuous, it is sacred when it is loving. The former always believes itself to be the latter.

You can only be ultimate judgement if you can say both yes and no. You can also only be ultimate judgement if YOU are the one who is saying it. You cannot be channeling some outside set of rules or principles you're embodying.

But since you literally are those sets of rules and principles and ideas, "you" cannot judge because "you" are not truly adding anything new. The rightness of a feeling is always pre-determined before it hits consciousness.

Justice is not Judgement. Human ego's can dish out justice, but never judgement. Only ego can hold an aspect of god's creation to god's light of consciousness and say "This is not worthy of my light, thus I hold it up to my light to show you how terrible it is."