02-05-2009, 07:26 PM
This is one that intrigues me, and I would be interested in your thoughts.
If I remember correctly we are in the (pre-)process of creating for ourselves a social memory complex, but that this, free will and all, will take some time (late 4D?). Is my understanding correct that this would mean the ability to first-hand understand the experiences of others, so that the experience gathered by all will be of use to all? We all take on different roles to play, so that the creator may experience itself, and within the social memory complex we may also get some payback for this division of labor. However, those who choose to graduate otherwise, to take the step to the left, will not be a part of this, so that even when our experience is a result of their and our actions combined, we will not have the whole story. Maybe if we had the whole story the whole polarization thing would deflate, which I guess is the case in late 6D.
Patience is a good thing, eh?
You see, I am still struggling with the memories of an experience where the step to the left meant the quick way out, through the gas and the chimneys. This experience is very collective in its impact, as the toughest catalyst is not at all the personal suffering and death, but the powerless witnessing of the suffering of so many others, especially the children.
Where is that Ra quote? Ah yes:
"Firstly, if there has been the preincarnative choice that, for instance, one shall not take life in the service of the cultural group, events shall fall in a protective manner. Secondly, if any entity is able to dwell completely in unity the only harm that may occur to it is the changing of the outward physical, yellow-ray vehicle into the more light-filled mind/body/spirit complex’s vehicle by the process of death. All other suffering and pain is as nothing to one such as this.
We may note that this perfect configuration of the mind, body, and spirit complexes, while within the third-density vehicle, is extraordinarily rare."
Thank you. I'm not that rare. In fact, I lost my faith in such a way that I was basically born an atheist this time, but have now come full circle: as I started remembering these things, I found faith. Through grief I found light.
Sorry, this got a little more personal and complicated than I had planned, but on the other hand, in a theoretical discussion I find it easier to find a foothold if I know the practical situation which gave rise to the question. Also, this experience is not just mine, it belongs to all of humanity and beyond.
I certainly do not believe that all evil (that which within the human framework would be perceived as evil) acts are perpetrated by STS entities. A lot of it is just a distorted STO within the tribal mind, trying to serve the group rather than the all. But the experience of the true STS is a vital part of all of our experience here, so I guess my question is: once we're off to 4D, will we be completely separated from this, and still unable to understand this part of the experience?
And do I really need to know the answer? Of course not.
If I remember correctly we are in the (pre-)process of creating for ourselves a social memory complex, but that this, free will and all, will take some time (late 4D?). Is my understanding correct that this would mean the ability to first-hand understand the experiences of others, so that the experience gathered by all will be of use to all? We all take on different roles to play, so that the creator may experience itself, and within the social memory complex we may also get some payback for this division of labor. However, those who choose to graduate otherwise, to take the step to the left, will not be a part of this, so that even when our experience is a result of their and our actions combined, we will not have the whole story. Maybe if we had the whole story the whole polarization thing would deflate, which I guess is the case in late 6D.
Patience is a good thing, eh?
You see, I am still struggling with the memories of an experience where the step to the left meant the quick way out, through the gas and the chimneys. This experience is very collective in its impact, as the toughest catalyst is not at all the personal suffering and death, but the powerless witnessing of the suffering of so many others, especially the children.
Where is that Ra quote? Ah yes:
"Firstly, if there has been the preincarnative choice that, for instance, one shall not take life in the service of the cultural group, events shall fall in a protective manner. Secondly, if any entity is able to dwell completely in unity the only harm that may occur to it is the changing of the outward physical, yellow-ray vehicle into the more light-filled mind/body/spirit complex’s vehicle by the process of death. All other suffering and pain is as nothing to one such as this.
We may note that this perfect configuration of the mind, body, and spirit complexes, while within the third-density vehicle, is extraordinarily rare."
Thank you. I'm not that rare. In fact, I lost my faith in such a way that I was basically born an atheist this time, but have now come full circle: as I started remembering these things, I found faith. Through grief I found light.
Sorry, this got a little more personal and complicated than I had planned, but on the other hand, in a theoretical discussion I find it easier to find a foothold if I know the practical situation which gave rise to the question. Also, this experience is not just mine, it belongs to all of humanity and beyond.
I certainly do not believe that all evil (that which within the human framework would be perceived as evil) acts are perpetrated by STS entities. A lot of it is just a distorted STO within the tribal mind, trying to serve the group rather than the all. But the experience of the true STS is a vital part of all of our experience here, so I guess my question is: once we're off to 4D, will we be completely separated from this, and still unable to understand this part of the experience?
And do I really need to know the answer? Of course not.