SWANK LAW XIV: We Do Not Judge Ourselves or Others.

SWANK LAW XIV: We Do Not Judge Ourselves or Others.

Judgment is the pastime of the unaligned.

Here at SWANK, we do not indulge in such amateur sport.

We do not dissect the wounds of others to distract from our own.

We do not weaponise “standards” to feel superior.

We do not look in the mirror with accusation, nor out the window with disdain.

We observe.

We discern.

We elevate — or we exit.

Why We Do Not Judge

Because judgment is fear in a velvet cloak.

It masquerades as clarity, but stinks of performance.

It is the child of insecurity and the cousin of shame.

And we at SWANK do not breed such things.

We honour the right of every soul to explore their own alignment, in their own time, through their own unfolding.

We correct distortion — but we do not humiliate the distorted.

We set standards — but we do not crucify those who fall short.

We hold ourselves accountable — but we do not self-flagellate.

Because true power does not require punishment.

Only clarity.

THE LAW:

Thou shalt not cast judgment upon thyself, for you are in sacred evolution.

Thou shalt not cast judgment upon another, for their timeline is not thine.

Thou shalt speak with precision, not superiority — and correct with truth, not cruelty.

We are not here to control others.

We are not here to shame ourselves.

We are here to remember who we are — and let others do the same.

We do not judge.

We discern.

And when necessary, we depart.

Without theatrics.

Without condemnation.

Without losing our frequency.