Questioner: It seems to me from this that the sub-Logos such as our sun uses free will to modify only slightly a much more general idea of created evolution so that the general plan of created evolution then seems to be uniform throughout the One Infinite Creation. The process is for the sub-Logoi to grow through the densities and, under the first distortion, find their way back to the original thought. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct.
Questioner: Then each entity is of a path that leads to one destination. This is like many, many roads that travel through many, many places but eventually merge into one large center. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct but somewhat wanting in depth of description. More applicable would be the thought that each entity contains within it all of the densities and sub-densities of the octave so that in each entity, no matter whither its choices lead it, its great internal blueprint is one with all others. Thusly its experiences will fall into the patterns of the journey back to the original Logos. This is done through free will but the materials from
which choices can be made are one blueprint.[b]
Doesn't the parameters of the "internal blueprint" nullify the choice of free will? Basically, having only "a path that leads to one destination" from which to choose suggests that there really is no choice to make...thus, free will, limited, within the scope of the created evolution?
Admittedly, I am still learning and having read only through this part of book three of The Law of One, but this has become another stumbling block for me.
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct.
Questioner: Then each entity is of a path that leads to one destination. This is like many, many roads that travel through many, many places but eventually merge into one large center. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct but somewhat wanting in depth of description. More applicable would be the thought that each entity contains within it all of the densities and sub-densities of the octave so that in each entity, no matter whither its choices lead it, its great internal blueprint is one with all others. Thusly its experiences will fall into the patterns of the journey back to the original Logos. This is done through free will but the materials from
which choices can be made are one blueprint.[b]
Doesn't the parameters of the "internal blueprint" nullify the choice of free will? Basically, having only "a path that leads to one destination" from which to choose suggests that there really is no choice to make...thus, free will, limited, within the scope of the created evolution?
Admittedly, I am still learning and having read only through this part of book three of The Law of One, but this has become another stumbling block for me.
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