The Bible tells us, "Judge not, because you will be judged." Why should we not judge our brothers and sisters? Because they are God's children also, they are of the same essence as God. We are all children of God. So no matter what your brother does, he is God inside; he has God inside him. And he came here to do this and that and the other, in order to know God. The ways we have chosen so that we can know God are different. Some choose a very moral way so that they get to know God more quickly. Some choose a longer and harder way by being less moral, by being less noble, less good, so that they can learn to know God in a more intense way. But of course, by our human standards, we value good and bad, moral and immoral. So, therefore, we make judgments, we have come to make a definition about good and bad, evil and so forth. But in the eyes of our Father, we are all equal. Because everything here is an illusion anyway, and bad or good is not real. It's just a reflection so that we know God in the totality of it. Because we have been in Heaven for so long, where everything is so good, so pure, and so perfect, we cannot know the perfection unless we see the imperfection. We cannot realize a man unless we have a woman to compare him to. We cannot know goodness unless we have something bad in contrast to it. And that's why we came here into this world of the physical dimension so that we can know the worst of suffering, of pain, and of sorrow, so that we can know goodness, we can know glory, we can know bliss, we can know the blessing of Heaven. That's why we have to know God in this lifetime. We must see Hirm. We must not just talk about Hirm; we must not just hear about Hirm; we must not just understand about Hirm. We must see Him or Her...