What does polarization mean? Are there 3 polarities?

[Plenum]

#2) Along with positive and negative polarities, is there a neutral polarity?  When we say 51% positive polarization, does this mean 51% positive and 49% negative, or does this mean 51% positive and 49% neutral?  Or is there some combination of 51% positive, 30% neutral, 19% negative?

This is a good question, and, I believe, sheds a lot of light.

This is Ra's answer, from Session 17.

17.32 Questioner: What must be the entity’s percentage, shall we say, if he is to be harvested for the negative?

Ra: I am Ra. The entity who wishes to pursue the path of service to self must attain a grade of five, that is five percent service to others, ninety-five percent service to self. It must approach totality. The negative path is quite difficult to attain harvestability upon and requires great dedication.

So that makes it a binary sum.

5% STO, and 95% STS.

Which makes you wonder about positive polarization, if it means a harvestable grade of 51% STO, and 49% STS.

So called 'beginner 4d entities' could be quite 'negative', if seen in that light.  Definitely not the kind of overwhelming dedication like a 95% application of Will in one direction (*SEEMINGLY*).

I think the key aspect to Polarity is not necessarily the final numbers - even though they are some sort of metaphysical benchmark of working with spiritual/metaphysical light.

The key aspect to polarity - in my mind - is a considered movement in one direction or the other.  Much like is represented in Card 6 of the tarot.  One has to commit to a certain mode of experience.  Either the Choice of acceptance/forgiveness/integration - or that of control, suppresion and subordination.

So the two paths are about a momentum, which utilises the catalyst of lived experience.

When this momentum has enough weight, that then spills over into the next density of experience, as the mind/self is solidly equipped enough with the inner tools (love of other-self, or love of self) to be able to manage in that kind of spiritual context.  Harvest is not necessarily about holding someone back, or denying them entry.  It's more that the core of self has to be coherent enough to withstand those higher pressures and experiences.  Well organised, internally.