Instinct and morality are incompatible.
Instinct is absolutely personal, each of us perceives our OWN instinct.
Morality is applicable to everyone.
Today’s morality is different to the morality of 20 years ago, it is not part of the NOW, just as the medieval morality is not part of Now, so the “sins” of those times are NOW considered normal.
We must always bear in mind when we speak of morality that the only moral thing that the Energy recognizes, wants and insists on, is to not hurt other people.
Treat others as you wish to be treated.
If I get slapped around, and it seems normal to me and I think it has educational merits, unless I am Aware that this method is damaging, I will also use the same method. Because I get slapped around I can do the same to others because I live in a dimension where a slap is educational and not a violence.
Societies, tribes and groups can behave in ways that seem inconceivable for us, like cannibalism, or offering your wife to a guest. So how can we speak of morality? We cannot say that these people are immoral, we can only take on board that they believe they are acting in a moral way, but for us, morality is something different.
Our Instinct does not capitulate to any kind of morality, because if our Instinct had adapted to all the diverse types of morality over the years, Life on Earth would no longer exist. Instead, the Instinct is our survival, and the divine codes within us will always gravitate towards Evolution.
The rules of our society create onerous situations for us, which we are expected to put up with, and we can accept them or not, but the moment our Instinct tells us that they are not right for us personally, we have to reflect and decide whether to accept the directive coming from our Instinct, or submit to the “morality” imposed by society.
This morality can seem right because the person responsible considered it to be so, but we have to ask ourselves if it really is right or not, and how much distress and anguish could it provoke.
Having said this, it immediately brings us to the theme of being judgmental.
How can we judge something, when we do not know the intentions of the person responsible? We do not know anything about the Instinct of that person, so we cannot judge if he has done something immoral, we must realize that it would have been worse, if he had acted against his Instinct.
Therefore we must never be judgmental, because whatever type of judgment we utter, we risk being judged ourselves: obviously when we pronounce judgment, it will return to us.
So, the more we judge the more we will be judged, the more we are intolerant, the more intolerant others will be towards us, because similar Forces attract each other.
If I am excessively critical towards others, they will be towards me.
If I accuse others of having underhand or bad intentions, without knowing their inner self,( impossible to know), I will be subject to the same discrimination, I will be accused of things that I have never even thought of, let alone done, and so I will start to consider myself a victim, and not understand why it has happened.
This is not true: you wanted this because you live with the vibration of judgment, and living your life in this way, you will be judged by others.
It is the spontaneous attraction to oneself of a vibration that permeates us.
It is useless to not judge because you fear to be judged, you must just be aware of the mechanism. Then, everything I do and produce, stays around me, and is able to attract the same frequency.
If I do good things, I will receive good things, if I behave badly, I will be treated badly, if I judge I will be judged.