07-29-2011, 06:59 PM
(07-28-2011, 12:22 PM)hogey11 Wrote: ...I have a slightly unique view on 3D/4D bodies in that I feel the difference between 3D and 4D is not so much a physical existence or incarnation, but instead the way in which we perceive and integrate into the world. This is why they are uniquely incompatible; you cannot be ignorant when you know better. In this way, the yellow ray is that of confusion and duality (ignorance) while the green ray is that of love and understanding (knowing better). The 3D body must 'die' once we ascend to 4D, but does that mean that the 1D and 2D bodies also die? What if our bodies are left for a short time (a la Jesus) and then transformed when we re-enter them as 4D entities to start our work on the new 4D planet? I have a whole thread on it somewhere, but the main point for me is that the death of the 3D body doesn't necessarily mean the death of our bodies, but instead the death of our minds as we know them. The confusion will leave, and frankly, we have no idea what that will feel likeI am an avid listener to the channelings of the entity known as "Bashar", and this is very similar in the way he presents the harvest. Spiritual growth is not how the world appears to be, but how you react to it, and how you transform it into a positive, enlightening experience. I agree wholeheartedly with this, as this is how I see progress in my life. There are many tests that appear, to test my patience, my love, my forgivingness, my joy etc. It gives me more reason to keep practicing meditation and reading- the food for my soul is infinitely abound in 3D. Thank you for sharing kindly. Your words resonated with me very strongly.

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), probably live a much more LOO STO type of life than we ever even realize. Think about it: a bulk of the things in the first world are designed to unplug us from the world and make it our slave. We use more power, more gas, we have more toys, more entertainment, less time, etc. We push ourselves to make the most of our 'precious' lives, as if the only thing holding us back from experiential nirvana is time and money. An example of my point right now would be Greece, a country facing severe austerity measures and is nearly/almost bankrupt as a country. They have articles out saying that it is family and community that is holding the country together right now. In other words, people coming together. This is what people do when they are in crisis, and to your credit, that is what the world is seeing right now. However, we need to see it as experiential catalyst rather than a sad story, which is tough because we all want others to do well.
