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Originally Posted by Samana Johann
Actually it's better to take the Buddha as a judge. As he told, the lowers refuge are ones own ideas, Jeremy. And he did not what you to reach something like Buddha nature or Buddha mind, but merely to get ride an find freedom from your buddhanature (zugangzureinsicht.org/html/lib/authors/thanissaro/freedomfrombuddhanature_en.html)
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That's the fact, Samana. Gem first post here stressed not to judge but can a person not judge in our daily life? We choose that's we judge. We upgrade our living, we judge. To others , it's the same. So it's easy for us not to judge that's something not important to us, so we no need to choose or judge.
We judge, so we choose, so we learn, then we improve our discrenment. So how to improve ourselves to Buddha teaching if we not to judge at all? We choose what to learn not saying, we swallow all we can. Isn't it confusing our mind and reach a cliff and never turn back? That's a bit funny.