I judge all things as I would have them be.

I would have everything be perfect, pure, friendly, innocent, magnificent, and loving and so that is how I judge it. I make up the world as I would have it be, and that’s the end of the story. What I decide the world is IS what it is.

How you want all things to be is how you judge them. Everything you look upon is through a filter of perception, and you have the power of choice to see things the way you want to see them, and judge them the way you would have them be.

I love life. I love people. I love nature. I love every new encounter.

There are endless possibilities to be happy.

Every day is a new adventure and I am standing in the wonder of it all. I judge all things the way I wish to be judged. I look at all things the way I wish to be looked at. I give what I want to receive.

Since I want love, joy, peace and happiness, that’s what I give … love, joy, peace and happiness.

Since I want to be judged as innocent, I judge all things as innocent.

It’s a good way to go. There’s no need for blame, guilt or attack.

All my judgments against myself were false. I thought I was limited and weak, but I was wrong wrong wrong.

God’s judgment of me is that I am:
1. forever innocent
2. forever loving
3. forever loved
4. as limitless as my Creator
5. completely changeless
6. forever pure

That sounds good to me. If that’s how God thinks about me, then I might as well think about myself that way. And if that’s how God thinks about my brother, then I might as well think about him that way also.

Father, I let Your Love show me my brother’s reality as You created. Thank you for creating such grandeur and splendor. I can’t barely believe my eyes at what vision shows me.