The paucity (scarcity) of Honesty

[Plenum]

What I view as important in blue ray honesty is the honesty towards one's self that you wrote about Plenum. No matter how genuine a communication is, if it is based upon dishonesty within the self, I don't believe it is an honest reaction.

For example, if someone gets so angry that they want to punch someone else, and then they do so, this would be a genuine expression of their anger. However, blue ray is not needed in order to punch someone when you're angry. Their communication was "honest" insofar as it expressed their feelings in a genuine manner, but this person did not know the honest truth about their feelings - where the anger came from, what caused it, what the anger is covering up or what it is pointing to, whether or not anger is an inauthentic emotion meant to mask a more authentic emotion. Even less infringing communication - such as expressing a certain emotion or observation ("I am so sad." "I don't like it when you do that." "Your breath stinks.") doesn't require blue ray honesty - all of those things may be genuinely true statements, but they do not require accessing the blue ray energy center in order to express.

In order for us to explore these things, I think that is when blue ray self-honesty comes into play. We can experience the anger and then examine it, and if we examine it with honesty, we will learn about the place within ourselves from which it comes. Doing so will usually purify emotions to a more balanced and clear expression - for instance, anger usually purifies to a sense of bright clarity. Honesty allows us to remove to "emotional charge," as Ra would call it, and experience the purity of the expression without the baggage attached to it.

I think this is why Ra said that "The blue-ray entity is a co-Creator." What I think Ra meant by that is that in order for us to act consciously, we must maintain an honest awareness of our state of being and be fully aware of our true desires, and not our inauthentic desires, in any given situation. Once we possess this honest awareness of our inner perceptions, only then can our outward expressions be truly honest.

thanks Austin. That's beautifully expressed!!

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