How many laws have I made without realizing it?

I decide what is possible and what is not. I define another by what they have done, by their history, their body, their limitations, or the story I have created about them. And then I do the same to myself.

Today’s lesson asks me to loosen my hold on all of it.

God’s Son is not defined by the laws I have made. He is not his past. He is not his body. He is not the judgments I have placed upon him. Beneath everything that appears changeable remains what God created—whole, loved, and free.

And there is something beautiful hidden within this prayer: I cannot truly free my brother without also freeing myself.

Each judgment I release loosens something in me. Each limitation I refuse to place upon another becomes a limitation I no longer need to carry. I do not have to manufacture freedom or earn it.

I can simply stop insisting upon the chains.

Today I ask to see beyond the laws I have made and remember the only law that is eternally true:

The law of Love.

My brother is free.

And I am free with him.