04-14-2012, 06:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-14-2012, 10:00 PM by Bring4th_Austin.)
Catalyst is rather inescapable, I'm afraid.
I don't think one's higher self would really allow an individual to remain stagnant. If catalyst is ignored, more is offered, whether we wish for it or not. It will get harder and harder to ignore until the choice is made clear and a direction is chosen.
I think that consciously choosing "Service to Nothing" would be to invite intense catalyst. Although I believe some catalyst is quite hard to ignore. For instance, let's say someone "wrongs" you in some way. How do you simply not react? I feel like it would take forgiveness in order to "ignore" an infringement, which is innately a positive choice.
I don't think one's higher self would really allow an individual to remain stagnant. If catalyst is ignored, more is offered, whether we wish for it or not. It will get harder and harder to ignore until the choice is made clear and a direction is chosen.
I think that consciously choosing "Service to Nothing" would be to invite intense catalyst. Although I believe some catalyst is quite hard to ignore. For instance, let's say someone "wrongs" you in some way. How do you simply not react? I feel like it would take forgiveness in order to "ignore" an infringement, which is innately a positive choice.
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