Free Will Infringement, what is it?

[Diana]

I'm suggesting that expending so much energy trying to map out the illusion may be something to reconsider.  Seeking the balances within (as in the Glow example) might be a better use of energy....if you're into that sort of thing, of course.  

Yeah, I agree. Even though it can be so much fun to intellectualize and analyze—I am particularly fond of it at times—ultimately it can go in the direction of imbalance. An analogy would be Christians who only look for their answers in the Christian Bible. There is just so much more to life, perception, catalyst, and the whole interplay of existence, most of which is beyond our comprehension. There is the mystery...and that is an exciting realm to venture into. As Ra said about the Archetypes: They haunt rather than explicate. 

So to just find the answers in the Ra Material, is limiting in my view. It's a remarkable and awesome reference, but we must do the work on our own paths. We must make The Choice, and even without the Ra Contact, it can be seen in the world that that Choice is quite obvious.

And now to totally sidestep what I said in my opening above and indulge in some more intellectualizing...

The idea that this existence is a stage to act upon and be acted upon, that we are being offered catalyst and everything is catalyst, does suggest that there could really be no infringement upon free will because, for one thing, the person being infringed upon would also have a choice in not taking what is offered. 

However, as others have said here, there seems to be repercussions if one does try and exert control over another. Even the advanced, harvestable, STS individual must pay a higher price for harvestability, and then must let it go in 6th density. So doesn't that suggest that there is an underlying order, in any density as it all derives from the same unmanifested source, of the distortion of free will and its, for lack of a better word, sacredness?

And then there is that little niggling feeling one gets, which Glow described, when one if violating, or about to violate, the free will of another. This is a big clue in my estimation.