10-28-2010, 12:56 PM
unity100 Wrote:....
Hi Unity,
Let me start by saying that I fundamentally see things differently than you on this. So rather than playing tit for tat with your many points, let me summarize how I see that things have unfolded:
- The use (or not) of technologies capable of destroying the planet were free will choices made by those incarnate in 3D. They certainly could have been made, but fortunately they were not. If they had, then things would have progressed differently, but everything would have been okay.
- The use of such technologies are recognized by (the higher selves of) the entities who have access to them as inherently limiting to their further spiritual evolution. Still, they may need the opportunity to make the choice not to use them in order to progress beyond their current level. Remember that no one progresses when a planet is destroyed. Thus, it is not primarily the "other entities" (4D, 5D, 6D, etc.) that make sure it doesn't happen, it is first and foremost the higher self of the incarnate 3D entity that strives to help them make the most expedient choice.
- I see the influx of wanderers as indicative of the end of this 3D cycle, aimed at increasing Harvest. At this time there are several things happening in the frenzied world leading up to the Harvest. Most of these activities are aimed at increasing the Harvest for both polarities. The world becomes densely populated by the native 3D souls seeking one last shot at polarizing before this game is over. Similarly, positive wanderers (and maybe a very few, very brave negative wanderers) incarnate in order to help those close to being harvestable to make the grade. Since higher level STS entities are very reluctant to become wanderers, they choose to act through the inner realms to increase the harvest for their side. This dynamic creates many, many, catalysts that can be used by both sides to increase the harvest for their side.
- It is not in anyone's best interest to have the planet - or even a significant portion of its population - destroyed, unless that action is simultaneously polarizing for their polarity. I dare say, that this would rarely, if ever happen. So, I think that an agreed upon safety net that was established to try to ensure that accidents don't unexpectedly set off a set of events that would lead to such destruction. So, when I hear that UFOs were around missile silos, I tend to believe that they were working to reduce the chance of accidents that no one wants to have happen. Still, even if such an accident did occur, everything would be alright.
- Just because everything will be okay, no matter what happens, doesn't mean that all the players are not desirous of finding the most expeditious way to move forward in evolution. I think that all parties recognize that the best way to move forward is to not destroy the planet, still there may well be some entities whose further evolution is dependent upon making the free will decision not to destroy the world while incarnate at this time. For what it's worth, I think that there were several entities that needed that opportunity and so far and that they have all either made the right decision, or failed in their attempt to execute on a less expeditious, shall we say, decision. I also think that we only have a few (if any) more such tests to pass, and that with each success, the probability of a future calamity is greatly diminished.
But that's just my way of seeing it. The glass is more than half full!
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