(04-15-2011, 11:12 PM)unity100 Wrote:(04-15-2011, 11:08 PM)Confused Wrote: Generally, people always enjoy 'who dun its'. It appears that often times we do not want to acknowledge the existence of spiritual basics that have been presented; but would instead take cover under the blanket of mystery in order to perpetuate denial and continue old patterns.
As Ra said, the universe may begin in mystery and end in mystery, but we sometimes want to cover revealed things in mystery, so that it does not force us to change.
even if each universe began in mystery and ended in mystery, all of those universes were still created for discovery of that mystery. and what has been discovered, learned, has been learned.
this octave was created in 7 densities, each reflecting a particular characteristic of creation. those characteristics of creation, are learned and applied in these densities. there isnt a mystery there.
the problem is, the tendency to 'mystify' what is already known.
I agree very much.
(04-15-2011, 11:26 PM)Ocean Wrote: i don't think mystifying is a problem. where's your sense of adventure?
May be in the vast ocean!!!
No derailing, please, Ocean
