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Becoming Karmically Involved - Surfboard - 02-23-2018 Quote:12.28 Questioner: Are most of these from the fourth density? What density do they come from? How would one become karmically involved? please correct me if my basic example is wrong Say you're a child and with your group of friends. The peer pressure forces you to bully an innocent kid even though you don't want to. The feeling of shame, guilt, and a loss of compassion looms undetected but ever increasing as you suppress the feelings. As you grow older you start to get physically sick as these blockages build up. As you get sicker you change your diet and start to care for yourself physically which then turns into mental and emotional. As you learn more about yourself, you are able to understand, accept, and forgive yourself for the problems you had in your life due to the initial failure of the first catalyst. Although you healed those wounds; the primary catalyst is still hidden with those emotions. As you experience life trying to search for the initial feeling through experiences with other selves the feeling arises. Say there are people in the airport fighting for seats on the plane and 3 big dudes pull a guy who wouldn't budge out from a seat because they want to sit together. Yet you turn away from confronting them; you understand what they did was wrong and you feel for the guy as the kid you bullied. But in that moment, using the wisdom you posses, find there is nothing in that moment you could do to benefit the guy or yourself. In that moment the entity used their logic of karma instead of having faith in confronting that first blockage. With failing the catalyst the entity can no longer complete the mission it set out after. So eventually the entity dies of the sickness and gets to his higher self. If this entity has faith and will, can it make the choice to relive the same incarnation time and time again until he overcomes that obstacle which would in turn create a stronger learning/teaching (assuming at certain points he fully understands that he is reliving it's life, but can't understand why or explain how it knows)? RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - Nía - 02-23-2018 Ra's answer (you might have seen this): Ra Wrote:Questioner: What could one of these entities do to become karmically involved? Could you give us an example? RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - Surfboard - 02-23-2018 (02-23-2018, 03:17 PM)Nía Wrote: Ra's answer (you might have seen this): Not sure how I missed this, but anyways I would have to say i'm more intrigued with the after effect of being karmically involved. After leaving the body the entity would understand it can't change or redo the planning of the incarnation, but it would know there are infinite possibilities and could get caught in a cycle of repeating the incarnation. I assume the entity would want to keep trying to complete the mission yet it would be impossible, and in 100-700 years it would have to repeat 3rd density. RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - Minyatur - 02-23-2018 Well in another thread a few days ago I tried to explain how negative polarity can be considered a karma of itself. In this same theme, I think there is a good example of two wanderers in Ra's home world who became karmically involved to the extent of switching polarity and failing in how they had intended to serve. It's somewhat an extreme and instead I see it more as that we're all, to an extent or another, karmically involved because of incarnating. Wanderers come here to bring a powerful focus that knows the heart, but in incarnating this knowing is forsaken as to step into confusion, and so this focus and its innate power of creative manifestation has potential to magnify the distortions it came to assist in alleviating. Ultimately I think it is near-sought because it helps to resolve what's contained within spirit and so advance the higher density's progression. Although these two wanderers caused slaughters and war, they also repolarized and later on had part in Ra's 4D experience. So there's really no mistake, there's bonds and we identify to these bonds and co-learn/teach through these bonds together. One day most of everything that's been here will maybe sit together in 4D in total forgiveness, acceptance and love of what each has been. Quote:89.27 Questioner: Were some of Ra’s population negatively harvested at the end of Ra’s third density? This is another example of extreme strong negative karma for a positive wanderer : Quote:69.10 Questioner: Now, has a Wanderer ever been so infringed upon by, shall I say, a negative adept or whoever and then placed in negative time/space? In the end I think karma simply creates bonds and all bonds reach the positive love and wisdom. The relationship people have with one another in a lifetime is literally nothing of how deeply they will be (and are) bonded with one another. More than just across lifetimes, it is across the densities themselves and ultimately time itself. I think being karmically involved implies that spirit was transformed to the extent of requiring lessons to move back to an equivalent of its previous state. That, or plain manifesting the opposite of your intent in incarnating, becoming yourself catalyst of the karma you sought to help in resolving. RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - xise - 02-24-2018 Is there also a form of negative forgiveness that can break the cycle of karma? You often see villains in movies saying that their unloving act of another wasn't personal - Its just business. What if a negatively polarizing 'victim' agrees? Is it a form of forgiveness[or insert other term here] that can break the cycle of karma if the harmed party says or thinks "I agree, it wasn't personal, it was just business, and if I was in your position I would do the same unloving act because of all we both care is about power. It's cool, I'm not taking it personally." RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - Minyatur - 02-24-2018 (02-24-2018, 02:28 PM)xise Wrote: Is there also a form of negative forgiveness that can break the cycle of karma? You often see villains in movies saying that their unloving act of another wasn't personal - Its just business. What if a negatively polarizing 'victim' agrees? I think the 'victim' has to find forgiveness whatever the negative other-self's explanation, or lack thereof, is. It is its own honor/duty. I don't resonate with the idea that it can be not personal. I am more of the impression the victim always reflect a rejected aspect of the negative entity, which to begin with, is what allows it to be negative toward this aspect of itself. Like the elite probably have their own view of humanity, which is tied to the things they reject within that is dualized in the masses, can be as simple as a rejection for weak will, low intelligence, being manipulable, powerlessness, innocence, compassion, etc. The only way to be negative is to be heavily blocked, because a free flow finds the heart naturally. RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - AnthroHeart - 02-24-2018 As a child, I was highly unloving to others. But as I became older I became more loving. I think if we make amends for what we've done, we can alleviate karma. I don't recall though if I ever violated anyone's free will. RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - Minyatur - 02-25-2018 (02-24-2018, 06:51 PM)IndigoGeminiWolf Wrote: I think if we make amends for what we've done, we can alleviate karma. I think a need to make amend is a blockage to find full forgiveness. It's not that making amend is not good, it certainly is, but that you have a personal reason to need to so that you find to forgive your own self. In having forgiven and being without need to make amend, you're still with potential to do good, simply not through the lenses of fear, doubt and shame. I always felt this way with apologies, I dislike receiving them even more than I dislike giving them. Most of every time in my life someone has given me an apology, it left me feeling awkward like I didn't need them because I didn't feel like I had anything to forgive. Same the other way around, if I don't lack forgiveness toward myself then apologies don't make sense to be offered, I wish the other person to release their grudge for themselves more than I want to be seen as acceptable and fight for it, and to find forgiveness means to accept yourself as the mental image you held, and this requires inner work and facing your own emotions. I guess it's maybe because I'm strong in being without expectations, when I see shortcomings in others I feel more like I learn about them than I feel a contrast with how I've wanted them to be; if I discover someone has anger issues, then I contemplate what it means to be stuck with anger and how it tends to erupt in focused contexts where it seems disproportionate to that moment but yet was really accumulated over time and from different sources, how sometimes repressing it makes it erupt only in the most proximate people in one's life to maintain an image of being without it with others. From this, then I can see the intelligence of anger, it's rightfulness to find expression and nothing is unacceptable so much as it can be seen and understood as a fate, a story, each unique. I felt this way before even learning of Oneness, and perceiving each self as literally one another in different circumstances to realize the same inner self. I guess before where I intuitively saw Oneness in was life, I saw each person as an expression of life and so something to be understood. Anyway, what stops the wheel of karma is forgiveness, for only in forgiveness are the charges truly released, rather than accumulated until they are so strong they need to be passed unto other-selves to find to be distilled finally. Karma moves from one to the others in this way, always an energy seeking to be understood and accepted, to find to be transmuted in forgiveness. In forgiving as a self, you stop the energy from propagating twisted through you, and instead alleviate it. RE: Becoming Karmically Involved - Stranger - 02-25-2018 I think a basic function of a sincere apology, aside from any spiritual implications, is to communicate to someone whom we have hurt that we are acknowledging having hurt them; which implies that we, having taken cognizance of that fact, intend to avoid repeating the same action(s). For the very same reason, refusing to apologize leaves the other person free to assume that we simply don't care about the impact of our behavior on them, and wouldn't be bothered by doing whatever we did again at the next similar opportunity. Very different social messages. |