Lynn Grabhorn wrote: “… what we perceive, we believe, what we are. But there are no rights, there simply is!

“With this attitude we can take ourselves out of the judgment of everything that happens to, or around us, and quietly move back into our own center to watch whatever it is unfold.”

I agree with the ideas of Grabhorn but I certainly am not happy with her phraseology

“After all, that’s what dramas are for, to get us to stop seeing them as right or wrong, good or bad, but simply allow that they are. The events of the drama are meaningless except for the practice in perception. There is no good or bad. These are judgments based on limited thinking coming straight from the delighted ego, causing us to react according to our judgments.”

“In fact, your God-self never reacts. It allows, because it doesn’t see right or wrong. It simply is. It doesn’t see levels of good-better-best. To your God, there is only the “isness” life. It is friend ego that does all the reacting and judging, so when you’re viewing an event with any kind of judgment, know your ego is cutting loose and having a heyday. If you’re wanting to find peace in life and expand your God within, step back, take yourself out of the event and allow.”