(05-29-2018, 10:27 AM)Diana Wrote: Humans are not the only beings who are in pain and suffering here, thanks to humans.
I take issue with any so-called Creator (though, by referring to the source of consciousness or existence thus may be anthropomorphizing). I personally do not like the way free will is wielded here. If humanity wants or needs to suffer for whatever reasons, fine (though it is not easy to witness). But when humans cause suffering beyond their species, I contend that is a cruel system. I would think humanity could learn compassion within its own species, since humanity is all humanity (for the most part) seems to be concerned about. Though I am open to other interpretations.
Many humans are concerned about animals. Witness the animal rights movement and the many laws against animal cruelty.
Quote:95.24
Ra: [...] to the pure, all that is encountered speaks of the love and the light of the One Infinite Creator. The cruelest blow is seen with an ambiance of challenges offered and opportunities to come. Thusly, the great pitch of light is held high above such an one so that all interpretation may be seen to be protected by light.
How strange that, to the pure, even animal cruelty speaks of the love and the light of the One Infinite Creator. How can such a perspective be possible?
"A great pitch of light protects all interpretation." It is the interpretation that is protected... not the animal... not the animal's mind or body or soul or experience.
Ra is explaining cruelty by talking about "protection" BUT NOT the protection of the animal! Ra refers to the protection of the observer!
You think the animal is suffering. You see the animal suffer. No. It is NOT the animal who is suffering in this scene. It is YOU who is suffering in the way that you are witnessing.
The animal is the creator. The abuser is the creator. You are the victim--you suffer because you have been fooled by the creator's illusion.
The pure witness sees the animal as One Infinite Creator. The abuser as One Infinite Creator. Himself as One Infinite Creator.
The pure does not see the protection of the animal. The pure has his "interpretation" protected by a "great pitch of light"
You must consider this deeply.