I think we all understand the point you and others are trying to make Namaste. We all acknowledge that the information we searched through during our seeking process was 'ok'. As in, there aren't any mistakes. No one is devaluing any one experience philosophically speaking.
We're talking about being practical here though. Improvement, evolving..honestly examining existing attitudes that need to grow. To create change requires adding wisdom to the process. What's attempting to be discussed is how do we provide the best framework so that others have an honest base to work from.
As seekers who have already gone through the process, we're able to look around and realize what is lacking and misleading. Wanting to acknowledge that which is misleading, and emphasizing that it needs to change is not judgment, that is honest 'love'. Just because certain information (distortion) exists, and it might possibly be helpful, doesn't mean that wanting to remove that distortion is judgment or non-acceptance.
The seeking process is often long and arduous because there is a lot of nonsense to wade through. It doesn't have to be that way. People may explore metaphysical ideas, agendas, new-age concepts..the mysterious is naturally tempting. The current paradigm seems to be that we must naturally drag everyone into all the vagaries (hitchiking). But when you speak with the average person, it's not necessary. I'm not saying that one should ignore the fringe, but we tend to get carried away with it. I feel that in "truth" movement, which is starting to encompass all subjects, it involves entirely too much distracting conversation, and they lack deep conversations about the self. What is being emphasized is that we can shift the paradigm to focus on the core truths (social conditions) that the general person (no matter their beliefs) can confront immediately. We're in a position now where we can begin removing that which is unnecessary, so we can present others with a more distilled framework of wisdom that accelerates their evolution. And by removing that which is unnecessary, I don't mean saying "Don't bother looking under that rock"..they can explore the other topics if they'd like. What we need to do is shift the conversation to that which is ultimately important - inner-change. That is what the seeking process truly involves.
I think because we're wanderers and that involved seeking the metaphysical answers, we confuse the seeking process with delving into all sorts of strange areas. To seek is to discover your relationship to the other, and that's it. For the third density person that needs to make the choice, it isn't a detailed metaphysical journey.
Victim-consciousness, even in the truth movement (which basically intermingles with the new-age movement), is prevalent and that needs to change. It motivates people through the context of resisting enslavement, rather than acknowledging our personal contribution to the conditions that have been created. That's a separative mindset. We can both inspire appropriately, while also focusing on the core truths.
I think the main point to address here, is that everyone understands the world is failing, the system is rigged, and that we need a change. I don't think that is a secret..there are all kinds of social movements that have existed for decades. In this context, the video is nothing new. Does that make sense? It illuminates the network of manipulation as a basis for motivation, and that's it. As has been said, there are a lot of powerful ideas lumped together, and I don't think we can truly comprehend how it can possibly stir people into an emotional frenzy as they come away viewing the problem as an entirely external issue. I know people who have been awake to the outer manipulation for many years, but haven't yet made the choice because they believe the solution involves fixing everything outside of themselves. It's not until one realizes that they are ultimately the solution, and in having that inner-confrontation, that the spirit truly transforms, abandons the self, and moves towards the other. This is what the conversation needs to focus on.
So what's trying to be accomplished is the idea of bringing self-responsibility into the forefront of our consciousness. Making any sense?
We're talking about being practical here though. Improvement, evolving..honestly examining existing attitudes that need to grow. To create change requires adding wisdom to the process. What's attempting to be discussed is how do we provide the best framework so that others have an honest base to work from.
As seekers who have already gone through the process, we're able to look around and realize what is lacking and misleading. Wanting to acknowledge that which is misleading, and emphasizing that it needs to change is not judgment, that is honest 'love'. Just because certain information (distortion) exists, and it might possibly be helpful, doesn't mean that wanting to remove that distortion is judgment or non-acceptance.
The seeking process is often long and arduous because there is a lot of nonsense to wade through. It doesn't have to be that way. People may explore metaphysical ideas, agendas, new-age concepts..the mysterious is naturally tempting. The current paradigm seems to be that we must naturally drag everyone into all the vagaries (hitchiking). But when you speak with the average person, it's not necessary. I'm not saying that one should ignore the fringe, but we tend to get carried away with it. I feel that in "truth" movement, which is starting to encompass all subjects, it involves entirely too much distracting conversation, and they lack deep conversations about the self. What is being emphasized is that we can shift the paradigm to focus on the core truths (social conditions) that the general person (no matter their beliefs) can confront immediately. We're in a position now where we can begin removing that which is unnecessary, so we can present others with a more distilled framework of wisdom that accelerates their evolution. And by removing that which is unnecessary, I don't mean saying "Don't bother looking under that rock"..they can explore the other topics if they'd like. What we need to do is shift the conversation to that which is ultimately important - inner-change. That is what the seeking process truly involves.
I think because we're wanderers and that involved seeking the metaphysical answers, we confuse the seeking process with delving into all sorts of strange areas. To seek is to discover your relationship to the other, and that's it. For the third density person that needs to make the choice, it isn't a detailed metaphysical journey.
Victim-consciousness, even in the truth movement (which basically intermingles with the new-age movement), is prevalent and that needs to change. It motivates people through the context of resisting enslavement, rather than acknowledging our personal contribution to the conditions that have been created. That's a separative mindset. We can both inspire appropriately, while also focusing on the core truths.
I think the main point to address here, is that everyone understands the world is failing, the system is rigged, and that we need a change. I don't think that is a secret..there are all kinds of social movements that have existed for decades. In this context, the video is nothing new. Does that make sense? It illuminates the network of manipulation as a basis for motivation, and that's it. As has been said, there are a lot of powerful ideas lumped together, and I don't think we can truly comprehend how it can possibly stir people into an emotional frenzy as they come away viewing the problem as an entirely external issue. I know people who have been awake to the outer manipulation for many years, but haven't yet made the choice because they believe the solution involves fixing everything outside of themselves. It's not until one realizes that they are ultimately the solution, and in having that inner-confrontation, that the spirit truly transforms, abandons the self, and moves towards the other. This is what the conversation needs to focus on.
So what's trying to be accomplished is the idea of bringing self-responsibility into the forefront of our consciousness. Making any sense?
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