Governance and the 2012 Shift

[Gribbons]

and perhaps our polarization could possibly serve to distinguish between teachers and students.

Could you explain this please? I don't get what you mean.

I wasn't too sure either when I wrote it, because distinguishment itself seems to establish some hierarchal connotations, but that is only of our understanding. Rather, it seems cyclical. Teaching/learning. Teachers teach, but the students ask questions as well, which, in turn, teaches the teacher and broaches new ideas possibly unthought of by the teacher. Perhaps I was suggesting that those polarized at 65% STO could teach those at 55% STO to the means behind their greater polarization, but polarization itself is in doing, not so much thinking.

I don't mean to be too up-front about it, but there is no God in the traditional sense. There will be no "Lord" coming back to rapture his chosen elite, and there will be no incarnation of the Creator. The Creator is the I am that is, and in linear time is all that ever was, is, or will be. You are just as much a true incarnation of the Creator as anyone else, no more and no less, because the Creator is all that is!

Forgive me, but I interpret this is a slight contradiction in philosophy. For if there were an ultimate Creator, who, at a point of singularity, determined the nature and general out-course of his creation, we would be the shards of his creation, as are the stars and plants and everything else, BUT we have the consciousness to perceive his creation, and be aware of its beauty and infinity. We have the Creator within us, but we are not the ultimate Creator him/her/itself in the grand proportion of schemes. I guess one could propose that we do become that creator at the octave of our spiritual development, but even past the octave (8th density) lies more potential of learning, or more chakras, or however you wish to perceive it. I'm not quite sure either, but I just don't think Jesus went through all that hell and misery, pleading to the Father that we know not what we do, when there was really nothing talking to him at all.

Not to discredit other religions, as Islam has some good practices, along with Judaism. Though that might be due to my possibility of being married into Jewish family. Though I still take kindly to all responses, as I practice interpretation with impartiality and prudence.