The First Line of Code: Judgment

This is where the Matrix begins. The moment we believe something should be different.
The moment we label something - a feeling, a person, a part of ourselves - as bad.
Or try to hold onto something because it’s good.

This is the original fracture. The first split in reality.

In the story, it was called the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

“The day you eat of it, you will surely die.”

Not physically, but the death of innocence. The birth of shame. They covered.

Since we took the bite, early in childhood, we’ve been chasing “good” and running from “bad,”
as if our worth depends on it.

But what if good and bad were never real?

Just learned ideas. Just inherited judgments.
Just... code.

When we begin to see through the program,
We stop fighting what is.
We stop trying to prove we're good.
We stop hiding what we were told is bad.

And we begin to feel safe in the world again.

Not because anything changed
but because the story lost its grip.

Nothing is good or bad.
It’s just… what is.
Unfolding. Alive. Whole.

Keep going…

“Remember: all I’m offering is the truth. Nothing more.”