Yes Dave, and i do agree with you.  But as i tried to point out to Kathy on another thread, there are subtle but important differences between emotionally centered judgment and speaking in a critical and discriminating manner from a detached, faster vibrating mental level.  The difference is all in the inner intents and motivations of a person, or as Yeshua would say, "man sees the outer appearance, but God reads the Heart of an individual."   Only those fully attuned to Source can do likewise. 


  The latter is what my "guidance" does with me sometimes, they see my imperfections, how i limit myself, and try to correct that by bringing these to my attention.   At the time, i may not like or want to see these, but often later on i'm grateful for it being brought to my attention. 

  Albert says the same of his guidance.  These do not always speak only fluffy, feel good, and positive messages.   Sometimes they are firm, persistent,  and even gently critical.   But always are they balanced, and if they mention a "negative" they have also spoke on what is positive, and i can feel their inner and underlying love.   I know they just want me to grow, and part of growing oft involves someone or something wiser or more aware than yourself, to speak on certain limiting thoughts, ways of being, etc. and better ways of doing, thinking, being, etc.

  Keep in mind that its the inner intents and motivations which matter more than the outer appearance of an action or words to someone.

There are very, very few people so attuned and balanced themselves, that can always accurately and fully perceive those inner intents and motivations in others from the outer appearances, particularly when we are talking about a person typing words on a forum.   

   A gruff manner and typing of words, does not always mean ill intentions and vice versa, a considerate, sensitive, and p.c. manner and typing of words does not always mean the inner is positive and loving.   There are those who speak kindly and positively more because they care what others think of self, a definite social awareness and need to be liked or accepted.

  I would refer you to my Teacher's example.  He did not believe any person was "worthless", but at times he spoke quite strongly and critically about other peoples certain beliefs, ways of teaching or being, and teachers of his times.  He knew he was more aware, intune, and correct than these.

If speaking critically towards or about others is only destructive and ego motivated, why would he speak critically, if he was one of, if not the most, PUL centered and attuned to Source public Teacher ever to publicly teach?

I'm leaving soon. I know I've said that before, or at the least I'm slacking off here Justin. part of my motive was to be saying goodbye to you, with the post u couldn't tell what I was saying..so much misperceptions go on, on a forum where we can't utilize our tone of voice, our body mannerisms also, it's just a computer and the internet. so it seems we just assume certain things about others, maybe find out later, we just made assumptions.

so its not really a good mode of communication, but the internet does however, make worldwide communication more instantaneous so I can offer a positive there.

with that I took my subconscious into the conscious as best I can so we don't unnessarily sow those seeds of discord;  take care dearlite, although this may just be a vacation goodbye.
friends are important, even when they disagree, and I consider you a friend even though we've had some disagreements, they were not something to hold onto, not for me, I hope not for you. now, certainly its difficult to stay on topic these days and that is part of the reason I venture off somewhere else.

and thank you for all those posts you gave us, in case I don't get to say another goodbye.
and thank you Edgar Cayce!! and for the related topics of him you gave us.