Naivete and Discernment

[Adonai One]

Too much of either leads to entropy and a great latency in reaching conclusions in one's seeking. Although too much naivete as its own entropy and latency is just a passive existence that could and ought to be more vivid, dynamic in experience. Discernment provides the catalyst to allow for a more efficient and fulfilling mental, spiritual existence, as one seeks sustenance on these levels.

Too much discernment leads to a collapse and forgetting of previous work that is usually inherently, naively accepted, trusted within the self. This corruption at its final point is negative polarization, as the entity begins to strictly reject any point that is "not the self."