I'm choosing the negative path.

[MangusKhan]

Why do you aim to refrain from violence or sexual exploitation?

If you care about these things you'll face problems on the negative path. and won't graduate.
You should only be concerned about yourself. not hold back and not think things twice when it comes to hurting other selves for personal gain.

And another thing I should mention is that the negative entities might be setting a trap for you. you may think they will leave you be or even help you if you make that choice. but they know that things may change for you and you may reswitch polarity since you have a positive background.

Incorrect. Reality just gets really angry when you combine the negative and positive path, creates lots of light, and makes you god.

Is that how you became one?

Well, actually, according to Ra, to gain power within third density, one must dedicate themselves to a single polarity. STO is the easier path to become "one", but both are valid. But you have to choose. You have to walk the steps of light after this incarnation, which means you must be reposited into the negative densities or the positive densities - fourth, then fifth, then sixth. You don't get to leapfrog into middle 6th density if you never learned how to polarize through the rest of the densities past this one.

Ah yes. Power. The subconscious control of others via servitude (positive) or domination (negative) via the heart. Both leading to less learning. I'll pass. Transcending duality should be the goal of any adept as when tied to any ideal or fixed point in consciousness leads to a very limited viewpoint.

While these words resonate, I am left wondering... is it really okay to just ignore suffering entities and accept that they will be sucked into a vortex of pain and misery for the rest of their existence? I understand why the wise do not involve themselves with others, but still something in me says, "Make a difference". Otherwise, why even be here, and not in the outer planes engaging in much more rapid learn/teaching?