In the 5th session, as the session progresses the pace begins to quicken and the delivery is becoming more fluid and stable. Toward the end, there is still a bit of a pause demonstrating the continuing evolution and fortification of the link. Bashar, as channeled by Andrew, emphasizes the advantages of the vast diversity, while reminding us that we can grant validity, instead of judgement, to all forms of diversity, even those that differ from our own. He reminds us that there is inherently a unity and strength in diversity.He explains that our individual points-of-view are directly analogous to individual eyes, literally the Eyes of Creation. And just like the integration of vision by both of our eyes by our brain to form a more accurate picture of our experience, All-That-Is integrates all of our points-of-views to know the totality of creation. All points-of-view are vital, none can be left out. One of our eyes doesn't judge the other, neither do we have to judge other points-of-view or "eyes" that only see reality from different angles. He expands that when we invalidate the point-of-view of another, we cut ourselves off from that part of ourself, and thus cut off our access to our own Higher Self, other parts of our consciousness, and aspects of All-That-Is. He concludes that when we invalidate another, we are judging them, and thus becoming the vibration of judgement ourself. This in turn, cuts us of off from our total self. By being willing to grant validity to all other points-of-view, regardless of being in agreement with them, and by simply ceasing to judge them, we open up new connections, express more of our fullness, while enabling access to more of ourselves and to new sources of inner wisdom. By opening our own "eye" of creation widely, by appreciating the "eyes" of others, by allowing a situation where we judge to provide a reflection to ourselves, we ultimately expand our ability to be more receptive, and then, more effective.