LAST JUDGEMENT

EUGENE HALLIDAY Podcast

Eugene begins by analysing the word ‘judgement’. The ‘Last Judgement’ is “that condition in which a being puts itself when, by affirmative power, it divides or analyses its own substantiality in its triple aspect of force, form, function; or will, idea and activity, and to count it, evaluate it, and then to nail oneself on that so that it is permanently fixated.” He says that every judgement is a ‘last one’ because we live in a moving present! Anyone can die, as they are judging something, either themselves or others, and that will be their last judgement. “Whether, after death, you are able to re-evaluate it or not is a very difficult problem.” He warns against making judgements as you are going to sleep. We go through a kind of death process every night when we go to sleep and our last judgement before doing so conditions the processes that go on in our unconscious whilst asleep and can determine the mood we wake up in. So it is a good idea to put ourselves in a good mood before going to sleep. Negative mind states “can poison your chemistry.”

Apart from accidental death, and the ‘death’ we go through every night, we can actually prepare ourselves by rehearsing. We can write down our assessment of ourselves, our friends, acquaintances and the world, and have this ready for when death comes. If we rehearse this then we can remember it at the time. This can also be done by a group of people analysing their lives together and making a group ‘last judgement’. Theoretically, this could be done by humanity!
There is also the judgement of God, as seen in Noah’s Flood. God said: “Fire next time,” so many think that destroying the earth by fire could be the ‘Last Judgement’. This has been used as a frightening concept, especially in the West, for a very long time.

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