T-26.X:The End of Injustice

1. 1What, then, remains to be undone for you to realize Their Presence? 2Only this; you have a differential view of when attack is justified, and when you think it is unfair and not to be allowed. 3When you perceive it as unfair, you think that a response of anger now is just. 4And thus you see what is the same as different. 5Confusion is not limited. 6If it occurs at all it will be total. 7And its presence, in whatever form, will hide Their Presence. 8They are known with clarity or not at all. 9Confused perception will block knowledge. 10It is not a question of the size of the confusion, or how much it interferes. 11Its simple presence shuts the door to Theirs, and keeps Them there unknown.

2. 1What does it mean if you perceive attack in certain forms to be unfair to you? 2It means that there must be some forms in which you think it fair. 3For otherwise, how could some be evaluated as unfair? 4Some, then, are given meaning and perceived as sensible. 5And only some are seen as meaningless. 6And this denies the fact that all are senseless, equally without a cause or consequence, and cannot have effects of any kind. 7Their Presence is obscured by any veil that stands between Their shining innocence, and your awareness that it is your own and equally belongs to every living thing along with you. 8God limits not. 9And what is limited cannot be Heaven. 10So it must be hell.

3. 1Unfairness and attack are one mistake, so firmly joined that where one is perceived the other must be seen. 2You cannot be unfairly treated. 3The belief you are is but another form of the idea you are deprived by someone not yourself. 4Projection of the cause of sacrifice is at the root of everything perceived to be unfair and not your just deserts. 5Yet it is you who ask this of yourself, in deep injustice to the Son of God. 6You have no enemy except yourself, and you are enemy indeed to him because you do not know him as yourself. 7What could be more unjust than that he be deprived of what he is, denied the right to be himself, and asked to sacrifice his Father’s Love and yours as not his due?

4. 1Beware of the temptation to perceive yourself unfairly treated. 2In this view, you seek to find an innocence that is not Theirs but yours alone, and at the cost of someone else’s guilt. 3Can innocence be purchased by the giving of your guilt to someone else? 4And is it innocence that your attack on him attempts to get? 5Is it not retribution for your own attack upon the Son of God you seek? 6Is it not safer to believe that you are innocent of this, and victimized despite your innocence? 7Whatever way the game of guilt is played, there must be loss. 8Someone must lose his innocence that someone else can take it from him, making it his own.

5. 1You think your brother is unfair to you because you think that one must be unfair to make the other innocent. 2And in this game do you perceive one purpose for your whole relationship. 3And this you seek to add unto the purpose given it. 4The Holy Spirit’s purpose is to let the Presence of your holy Guests be known to you. 5And to this purpose nothing can be added, for the world is purposeless except for this. 6To add or take away from this one goal is but to take away all purpose from the world and from yourself. 7And each unfairness that the world appears to lay upon you, you have laid on it by rendering it purposeless, without the function that the Holy Spirit sees. 8And simple justice has been thus denied to every living thing upon the earth.

6. 1What this injustice does to you who judge unfairly, and who see as you have judged, you cannot calculate. 2The world grows dim and threatening, not a trace of all the happy sparkle that salvation brings can you perceive to lighten up your way. 3And so you see yourself deprived of light, abandoned to the dark, unfairly left without a purpose in a futile world. 4The world is fair because the Holy Spirit has brought injustice to the light within, and there has all unfairness been resolved and been replaced with justice and with love. 5If you perceive injustice anywhere, you need but say:

6By this do I deny the Presence of the Father and the Son.
7And I would rather know of Them than see injustice, which Their Presence shines away.