01-23-2016, 01:19 PM
The overall point of polarity is to create something that needs to be balanced, something to do. People act in our consensus physical reality, and those actions have consequences. Those consequences force others to act. This is the game: (choice of) action and reaction. Imbalance and rebalance. It's literally what makes the densities go 'round. That's why Ra says there are no mistakes - even if we do make mistakes, it's just something to clean up/"unchoose" later.
Now, of course this does all begin in the thought realm. What we believe about our reality is what we perceive before us, and then our actions/reactions spawn from that. What we all desire is a pleasant reality that offers a manageable amount of catalyst and generally harmonious interactions with others. Going "easy" on the catalyst isn't possible - we incarnated into 3D for the pure onslaught of catalyst. However, it is possible to dictate that catalyst and further utilize one's experiences in a more "positive"/desirous manner, if one chooses to begin the path of the adept/magician, which I think most people who post here want whether they realize it consciously or not. This requires choosing to head to one end of the spectrum over the other - the further you go, the more you are able to create your own catalyst. This means, instead of random bad things happening to you or people being mean and upsetting you, that you can learn to further your consciousness through positive catalyst, like, processing your feelings and reactions when people are nice to you, and creating more instances where you get that type of catalyst. Or, you begin to look at your past and see all your previous "negative" experience as now quite ripe areas of learning. This is efficiency of catalyst, this is what dedication to furthering the development of one's consciousness offers.
I do not see polarity as a trap, in fact it indeed has liberated me. I have to admit, before I learned of the LOO, I believe I was already polarized. I spent all of my life in the martyr vibration, sacrificing myself for others over and over to the point where I was very ill every day. I worked a job for awhile that was an intense, high-pressure sales where I had revenue goals and people monitoring my calls to judge my skills at manipulating the customer, and this gave me an ulcer when I was 22. It's just not within me to want to do harm to others or manipulate them emotionally - it never has been. My default was to jump and and scream yes when someone asked for help. The LOO helped me realize that I didn't have to make myself sick to serve others, and in fact that there are higher forms of service than being a doormat. It also gave me some validity because for my whole life my family ostracized me for being "the good one" and "little miss perfect" and for once, I realized that wanting to do good for others was not something to be ashamed of. So yeah, I am biased towards STO, I will admit that wholeheartedly. It's worked for me, especially since I've learned to balance it better. I don't see negativity, I don't dwell on murderers and their hells. I look out my windows and see a constant menagerie of 2D beings to delight my senses. I listen to music and it elevates me. Every day is a new journey into creation, and seeing what games we creators have decided to play.
I'm not trying to brag, and pure bliss and joy isn't a total constant state of my being. But I do believe that dedication to service to others and paying attention to any chakra blockages/catalyst that arise as quickly as you are able offers one benefits, so to speak. Benefits being that the amount of random/'negative' catalyst I get is very little, because I try to stay aware. But, I do believe this does come from dedication, or dogma if you prefer. Every day we are given choices of actions, and in these actions we have a spectrum of decisions to make that will have different ramifications. I try to find the action that is most aligned with unity and love, that is palatable, and perform it. If I don't want to do something, I don't, and I tell people no plenty. But I will almost never consciously act out on a negative emotion towards another. This comes from years being spent as the underling to others who would constantly act out in emotional rages where I was the target but I was not the impetus. So yes, the STO path is about sacrifice. You have to relinquish certain parts of your being to have certain experiences, and to learn how to identify less with the self and more with the all. I never actually got to be a little child in this incarnation - a huge sacrifice, indeed. But I learned so much about... a lot. I was always willing to learn and look forward, and now, willing to let go of beliefs that no longer serve me.
Honestly, I had a very basic understanding of polarity until I started studying the archetypes more. Ra gives lots and lots of information about the "two paths", and how and when and why they divide, and their overall purpose/goal.
I guess the thing with me is, I don't polarize because I worry about getting stuck, I polarize because I know that it allows me to move more love/light through me and therefore affect more positive vibrations upon the planet. I'm not worried about reincarnating here and having another go, because I would welcome that. This game for me is that I sincerely just want to do good for others and be a good human. The LOO gave me tools to cultivate that desire to a high degree, and the freedom to not focus on pass/fail outcomes.
If you are bored or dissatisfied, I wish you luck in finding out why. If you want to "take a break", I don't think there's much problem in that.
Quote:76.16 Questioner: Third density, then, it appears, is, compared to the rest of the densities, all of them, nothing but a uniquely short period of what we consider to be time and is then for the purpose of this choice.
Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is precisely correct. The prelude to choice must encompass the laying of the foundation, the establishment of the illusion and the viability of that which can be made spiritually viable. The remainder of the densities is continuous refining of the choice. This also is greatly lengthened, as you would use the term. The choice is, as you put it, the work of a moment but is the axis upon which the creation turns.
Now, of course this does all begin in the thought realm. What we believe about our reality is what we perceive before us, and then our actions/reactions spawn from that. What we all desire is a pleasant reality that offers a manageable amount of catalyst and generally harmonious interactions with others. Going "easy" on the catalyst isn't possible - we incarnated into 3D for the pure onslaught of catalyst. However, it is possible to dictate that catalyst and further utilize one's experiences in a more "positive"/desirous manner, if one chooses to begin the path of the adept/magician, which I think most people who post here want whether they realize it consciously or not. This requires choosing to head to one end of the spectrum over the other - the further you go, the more you are able to create your own catalyst. This means, instead of random bad things happening to you or people being mean and upsetting you, that you can learn to further your consciousness through positive catalyst, like, processing your feelings and reactions when people are nice to you, and creating more instances where you get that type of catalyst. Or, you begin to look at your past and see all your previous "negative" experience as now quite ripe areas of learning. This is efficiency of catalyst, this is what dedication to furthering the development of one's consciousness offers.
I do not see polarity as a trap, in fact it indeed has liberated me. I have to admit, before I learned of the LOO, I believe I was already polarized. I spent all of my life in the martyr vibration, sacrificing myself for others over and over to the point where I was very ill every day. I worked a job for awhile that was an intense, high-pressure sales where I had revenue goals and people monitoring my calls to judge my skills at manipulating the customer, and this gave me an ulcer when I was 22. It's just not within me to want to do harm to others or manipulate them emotionally - it never has been. My default was to jump and and scream yes when someone asked for help. The LOO helped me realize that I didn't have to make myself sick to serve others, and in fact that there are higher forms of service than being a doormat. It also gave me some validity because for my whole life my family ostracized me for being "the good one" and "little miss perfect" and for once, I realized that wanting to do good for others was not something to be ashamed of. So yeah, I am biased towards STO, I will admit that wholeheartedly. It's worked for me, especially since I've learned to balance it better. I don't see negativity, I don't dwell on murderers and their hells. I look out my windows and see a constant menagerie of 2D beings to delight my senses. I listen to music and it elevates me. Every day is a new journey into creation, and seeing what games we creators have decided to play.
I'm not trying to brag, and pure bliss and joy isn't a total constant state of my being. But I do believe that dedication to service to others and paying attention to any chakra blockages/catalyst that arise as quickly as you are able offers one benefits, so to speak. Benefits being that the amount of random/'negative' catalyst I get is very little, because I try to stay aware. But, I do believe this does come from dedication, or dogma if you prefer. Every day we are given choices of actions, and in these actions we have a spectrum of decisions to make that will have different ramifications. I try to find the action that is most aligned with unity and love, that is palatable, and perform it. If I don't want to do something, I don't, and I tell people no plenty. But I will almost never consciously act out on a negative emotion towards another. This comes from years being spent as the underling to others who would constantly act out in emotional rages where I was the target but I was not the impetus. So yes, the STO path is about sacrifice. You have to relinquish certain parts of your being to have certain experiences, and to learn how to identify less with the self and more with the all. I never actually got to be a little child in this incarnation - a huge sacrifice, indeed. But I learned so much about... a lot. I was always willing to learn and look forward, and now, willing to let go of beliefs that no longer serve me.
Honestly, I had a very basic understanding of polarity until I started studying the archetypes more. Ra gives lots and lots of information about the "two paths", and how and when and why they divide, and their overall purpose/goal.
Quote:For some time now... I have felt that this polarity game is very tiresome. I feel as though I am going through the motions to play the game so I do not get "stuck" here. I'm afraid I will fall into the 'sinkhole of indifference'. But how do you make the distinction between that and truly seeking the Law of One? Isn't the Law of One without polarity? Isn't it escapism to sign up for this game and not want to play it anymore?
I guess the thing with me is, I don't polarize because I worry about getting stuck, I polarize because I know that it allows me to move more love/light through me and therefore affect more positive vibrations upon the planet. I'm not worried about reincarnating here and having another go, because I would welcome that. This game for me is that I sincerely just want to do good for others and be a good human. The LOO gave me tools to cultivate that desire to a high degree, and the freedom to not focus on pass/fail outcomes.
If you are bored or dissatisfied, I wish you luck in finding out why. If you want to "take a break", I don't think there's much problem in that.