08-27-2012, 11:21 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-27-2012, 11:30 AM by godwide_void.)
(08-27-2012, 11:02 AM)Richard Wrote: So, hypothetically....
Lets all stand aside and watch someone butcher a child. With beatific smiles cause we know that in the end it really doesn't matter and that both of them set up this little play. And the creator is experiencing this beautiful unfolding. As we should be too?
Maybe this is too literal? Because this is what you guys are saying when you unwrap all the doubletalk flowing so freely here.
In that hypothetical situation? Are you going to take a stand? The choice, as always, is there.
Man's inhumanity to others is not and never will be beautiful. In ANY sense. I don't think the creator wants to experience this. Honestly, I would think the creator wants us to grow the hell up and not have him/her/it have to experience our growing pains over and over.
Trying to "see and understand" the beauty in ugly acts simply brings you down to the level of those committing the acts.
Richard
This is exactly my point, Richard. It is foolish to mistake wickedness with benevolence and view it through a lens of acceptance and assimilation into holiness. The application of vileness is not the same as enacting a harmonious experience. The Creator cherishes Its individual manifestations and desires for each to reach a plateau of harmony. It in no way condones or forces someone to commit manslaughter and then turns around and deems it peachy.
The recent mutilation and burning of the 11 year old Christian child in a Muslim country which occurred several days ago, is this act "beautiful"? Is it wonderful in any sense beyond that of a sick and twisted mind for a child, a budding aspect of the Creator, to have undergone this? The derangement of this planet is certainly a tremendous learning experience and a crash course into the mechanics of confused duality.
If, pray tell, the lesson of this density and plane of being, isn't unconditional love, then why is it that beings who use their free will to commit dark acts against another in their incarnations need to reincarnate here to learn the error of their ways?
In what way does harm, hatred, anger, and any and all inhumane acts equate with unconditional love? I well tell you: NONE.
As I mentioned before, what seems to be going on here is a mere cherrypicking festival, nothing more and nothing less. Will it be total acceptance of light or total acceptance, no holds barred, of darkness? Not "typhoons or natural catastrophes killing people is beautiful" while "rape is ugly and unacceptable" followed by "the darkness of murder is beautiful" begotten by "oh, but I would never commit murder because it's oh so wrong for me to do it but when others do it I'll detach myself and wittle down the magnitude of the reality of the experience and call it beautiful, but it probably wasn't beautiful FOR THE PERSON GETTING MURDERED".
It is not a matter of whether you try to justify darkness as existing within the Creator and therefore is acceptable to immerse in while falsely proclaiming that you are of the light and of harmony. At what point do these statements run dry with insincerity, which they most certainly will the more one attempts to frantically juggle these two extremes and keep up appearances for social acceptability.
The deepest extent of my "darkness" still in action today, is that I sometimes take a little bit more food for myself than I should. Laughable, isn't it? - and yet, as I have sincerely aligned myself with serving the Creator through good, through the attempts at cultivating unconditional kindness, love and compassion, do the rehashed terms "love and light" actually become tangible things with bearing in my life. The possibility of manipulating others, harming others, or even trying to find delight in true "darkness" have been wiped out, and I will in no way attempt to make justifications for them or confuse them with light, even if I understand the purpose of the existence of "darkness". This leads me to question, from my own personal example, what type of personal conduct is seen by those who will still equate darkness with light or acceptable through divine sanctioning?