Creator, Creation and indigo ray

[Diana]

When looking at an adept STS entity, I would imagine that arrogance is not an issue. They have achieved a level of control that they are very sure of, so arrogance is not needed. They know they have the power to whatever they desire and so they just use it, knowing that arrogance is wasted energy and not useful to their ends.

Q'uo would seem to imagine this somewhat differently.  (See below.)

Again I would type, one can choose to regard this matter from a yellow ray perspective or from a larger, developemental perspective.  The choice is purely your own to make, and you & I seem to be making contrasting choices in this particular instance.

Humility (derived is from "humus," so that "grounded in humility" has a doubly re-enforced meaning) appears to be fundamental to that larger "detachment," as you describe it which enables a broad use of the indigo energy center leading to meaningful integration of consciousness.  Of course, not everyone is into that sort of thing, which is copacetic with myself.

When referring to a STS adept, what I imagine is much like Ra's explanation of processing anger. One amplifies the anger until one sees or perceives the spiritual entropy. This is what I meant by a STS "knowing that arrogance is wasted energy and not useful to their ends."

I'll try to explain myself in another way, using myself. I was born with advanced artistic/creative talent. I made a career out of this ability, but I have almost no desire to explore being an artist. It is as though I mastered that elsewhere(when), and the drive to develop it is no longer a part of me. Additionally, I have no ego attached to my ability and will tell you I am really good but not the best—I know exactly where I stand in the bigger picture. It is simply a logical assessment with no emotional triggers or desires attached to it. In addition, I do not see myself as humble either. If I were to appear humble about my artistic talent, it is only that I think all things are equal. I have particular unique abilities, and you have your particular unique abilities, as does everyone. So I don't see myself as "better," there is no ego about it, hence no arrogance or humility—just honesty.

But I still think we are circling semantics. Perhaps humility is the letting go of a self-centered ideology or set of behaviors. I'm trying to sort it all out myself based on the opinions here which are different than my current points of view.