01-31-2010, 02:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-03-2010, 01:38 PM by Peregrinus.)
So.... as I have been going through the process of awakening, new understandings come each day. I am sure this is the same for many of you.
One of the things I have had is what I believe to be a personal epiphany on the wanderer's prerogative.
In several discussions, we have talked about the first distortion, free will, teaching/learning, beaconing/shepherding, and about the law of confusion, infringement, etc... about how wanderers throughout history have affected great change, not only in themselves, but in the world around them, and not only peacefully, but with great action.
I was of the thinking that it was infringement to do more than plant the seed, to whisper in the sleeping bears ear, but I think I was wrong. I wondered how could one tell others what they should know, but that it was not my place to tell anyone anything.
Because these pieces of the puzzle being put into place, thanks to all of you, I think I have had a moment of clarity as to what my/our prerogative might be.
The wanderer's prerogative: Do as you wish with the knowledge you have. Affect change for the better in any way you wish to use your free will to do so. If you wish to do this as a warrior on the battlefield, do it thus. If you wish to do it in peace, do it thus. Quietly, loudly, by yourself, or with others, make it happen. Be the change you wish to see in the world, and make the changes you wish to see around you in the world. The only qualifier in this must be that you do it not with your personal gain in mind, but for the gain of mankind, with love and light. Why wait for others to water the seeds you give them? Why not wake the sleeping bear? As a wanderer, I have chosen to dedicate myself to serving and helping mankind, and thus I must ask myself... What have we to lose as compared to what we have to gain?
Please offer your valuable insights/thoughts into this. Am I right? Wrong? Any quotes to offer either way?
One of the things I have had is what I believe to be a personal epiphany on the wanderer's prerogative.
In several discussions, we have talked about the first distortion, free will, teaching/learning, beaconing/shepherding, and about the law of confusion, infringement, etc... about how wanderers throughout history have affected great change, not only in themselves, but in the world around them, and not only peacefully, but with great action.
I was of the thinking that it was infringement to do more than plant the seed, to whisper in the sleeping bears ear, but I think I was wrong. I wondered how could one tell others what they should know, but that it was not my place to tell anyone anything.
Because these pieces of the puzzle being put into place, thanks to all of you, I think I have had a moment of clarity as to what my/our prerogative might be.
The wanderer's prerogative: Do as you wish with the knowledge you have. Affect change for the better in any way you wish to use your free will to do so. If you wish to do this as a warrior on the battlefield, do it thus. If you wish to do it in peace, do it thus. Quietly, loudly, by yourself, or with others, make it happen. Be the change you wish to see in the world, and make the changes you wish to see around you in the world. The only qualifier in this must be that you do it not with your personal gain in mind, but for the gain of mankind, with love and light. Why wait for others to water the seeds you give them? Why not wake the sleeping bear? As a wanderer, I have chosen to dedicate myself to serving and helping mankind, and thus I must ask myself... What have we to lose as compared to what we have to gain?
Please offer your valuable insights/thoughts into this. Am I right? Wrong? Any quotes to offer either way?
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