(06-15-2012, 11:34 AM)Icaro Wrote: Is the point of love when it comes to relationships, to find someone that is similar to you on various levels? Especially when it comes to spiritual beliefs? That would seem to create an equal giving and receiving. Or is that just falling in love with a mirror image of the self?
Or is there more virtue in seeking love with those who you may have an interest in even though there are differences, as an expression of radiance and giving love without expectation of return? 32.9 addresses the topic of wanderers and who they choose, but I'm interested in your answers.
Great thread, Icaro. I currently think that in order to build a stable ground and then move upwards, by a relationship, there has to be a compability, and especially when it comes down to spiritual beliefs (if these are a central part of your life), yes. I also think that each of us is unique and different, and may have different ideas about it. I only speak from my current experience and understanding.
32:9 is one of my favourite quotes, but I also think of quote 83:17, where Ra speak of doubling effect. That those of like mind who seek together shall far more surely find.
I actually talked about it with a close friend recently, and we discussed how difficult this plane is, and I expressed that this Harvest is very difficult one: it is difficult to polarize currently and it is difficult to seek alone. And I believe that compability, or like mind/vibration would indeed double the effect of seeking and polarization.
What do you think yourself?
(06-15-2012, 06:25 PM)TheEternal Wrote: I was told in an Akashic Record reading by the Keepers that a big part of the whole relationship thing is to perpetuate soul families, genetic designs and also for companionship. I think there are both possible "pre-chosen" possibilities, as well as more fresh ones that come about of free will activity. That being said, I think balance and harmony is most important. Is the relationship HEALTHY? Are you both feeding off eachother negatively or positively? Can you both handle eachothers variations and swings?
I recall a story of a buddhist lamas who was married by decided to get a divorced with his wife. There is a principle called bodhicitta whereby one endeavours to be enlightened as possible. This lamas and his wife realized they were not creatring bodhicitta together and so for the best of their growths needed to part ways.
Thank you for this, TheEternal. I loved what you wrote! =)