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Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Sacred Fool - 12-31-2021 In the Ra Material there is a passing reference to where all our limitations originate which is deliberately amplified in the following Q'uo lesson. First, here's an excerpt of the Ra session and the reference to the source of distortions as it is wrapped up in a long discourse pertinent to the personality of the one known as The Scribe. Quote:99.5 Questioner: Finally, of the preliminary questions, one from Jim stating, “For the last three weeks I have often been at the edge of anger and frustration, have had a nearly constant dull pain at my indigo-ray center, and have felt quite drained of energy. Would Ra comment on the source of these experiences and any thoughts or actions that might alleviate it?”And it goes on........ Second, here's Quo's amplification of this from March 27th, 1988. https://www.llresearch.org/channeling/1988/0327 The overall message is that each belief we make our own contains a framework for experience which we can use until it is used up. At that point, we need to let it go and find a different restrictive belief structure to explore. Quote:I am Q’uo, and we thank you, my brother. Is there another query? I find this a very fruitful concept. On the one hand, it honours the long term process of seeking that which is less distorted than what one's understanding currently embraces. On the other hand, it guides those of us who have cycled through numerous levels of ideation and belief to let go of all of it, thus allowing the next cycle to begin afresh. This allows the subsequent cycle of exploration to be fully commensurate with one's being, rather than experiencing conflict with that of which one has trouble releasing. In other words, as one's capacity to embrace a larger point of view emerges, one's ability to accept this and release the prior limitations must also adjust proportionally. As the above example suggests, this adjustment may be more delayed than one might expect. RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Quincunx - 12-31-2021 ------- RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - flofrog - 12-31-2021 Quincunx, I have a question and it is going to seem really vain. The subject of your study, do you love it. I mean do you find love for what you gain as knowledge ? Do you then appreciate yourself for that studying ? I know those are mundane questions compared to the financial burden of studying and it’s end goal, but I am curious. I very much like, also, what Sacred Fool offers here. Letting go a cherished paradigm is in fact so freeing. But it’s tricky…lol RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Sacred Fool - 01-01-2022 (12-31-2021, 09:06 PM)flofrog Wrote: Letting go a cherished paradigm is in fact so freeing. But it’s tricky…lol Yes, spiritual service is not for the lazy. From Hatonn, FEB 03, 1988: Quote:We say these things because, as the one known as D and as anyone gazes at an opportunity for service, we feel it is important that the gaze first be turned inward, to ask if the entity may pay the price for this service, for to begin enthusiastically and to lose so much energy that the service must be ended is perhaps a wrong use of will, and clearer listening needs to be done as to what sort of service is appropriate. If the healer is prepared to pay the price of living a certain kind of life, and we feel that each in this group intends to be so, then it is necessary only to choose the manner of service and maintain, with the greatest of enthusiasm and ardent love, the manner of life, living, thinking and being which nourishes and feeds that crystal soul within. Do not expect a free and easy ride if you are serious about seeking. But, of course, you know this well, dear froglette. RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Louisabell - 01-01-2022 (12-31-2021, 03:03 AM)Sacred Fool Wrote: The overall message is that each belief we make our own contains a framework for experience which we can use until it is used up. At that point, we need to let it go and find a different restrictive belief structure to explore. (12-31-2021, 03:03 AM)Sacred Fool Wrote: I find this a very fruitful concept. On the one hand, it honours the long term process of seeking that which is less distorted than what one's understanding currently embraces. On the other hand, it guides those of us who have cycled through numerous levels of ideation and belief to let go of all of it, thus allowing the next cycle to begin afresh. This allows the subsequent cycle of exploration to be fully commensurate with one's being, rather than experiencing conflict with that of which one has trouble releasing. Sure, although many beliefs appear to be serviceable enough on an indefinite basis as long as one continues to ignore those experiential items (which inevitably emerge) that conflict with said belief. So I would expand on this by saying that the capacity to embrace a larger point of view, that you speak of, is really a function of a person's willingness/curiosity to take on new information, fortitude to withstand the discomfort of cognitive dissonance and the dogged persistence to see it through to the other side. Especially so when having to pull the belief in question out from the depths of the subconscious in order to examine it in the light of the conscious mind. A larger point of view would be inevitable in this situation, as there is one less distortion to see the world through. On the other hand, a person could come across a new thought-form in their travels which looks and feels mighty cosy and inviting. That person then choosing to adopt this thought-form as a belief of their own. I can't speak to the potency of a belief which is adopted in this way, but it may serve an important function in the moment by pulling one out of a slump, and act as a much needed saving grace, but in time, this belief like all others, must also face the meat-grinder of experiential fire. A loss of belief can equate to a loss of identity. I think it takes a while before the self relinquishes the need to scramble to find a new sense of identity when coming upon a virgin landscape of expanded perception after a previous form of identity was lost... until perhaps belief just becomes what everything else is to the adept, a tool that is fitted and unfitted at will for the purposes of service and nothing more... total guess. Can there be perception without belief even? I find this concept you raise fruitful as well, thanks. RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Sacred Fool - 01-01-2022 To add to the idea of purity, balancing light and acceptance and "paying a price," I would tack on this snippet from Sept. 22, 2021. Q`uo Wrote:Is there a query to which we may speak? So, the source of all distortion is the limited viewpoint, and to expand this viewpoint incurs responsibilities. However, the path of service is less severe if one chooses to simply greet each moment with love, rather than diving deeply into the murky realm of self exploration. RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Louisabell - 01-01-2022 (01-01-2022, 06:03 PM)Sacred Fool Wrote:Quote:... Some people may find this practice as being simple. I am not so fortunate. Attempting to greet each moment with love feels more like being constantly pulled into the murky waters of self exploration/reflection to me, whether I like it or not. I don't see the choice between these two paths being quite as distinct as what has been portrayed... but I can be a curious bug. RE: Puzzle Pieces: The Source of All Distortion - Sacred Fool - 01-02-2022 (01-01-2022, 10:23 PM)Louisabell Wrote: I don't see the choice between these two paths being quite as distinct as what has been portrayed... but I can be a curious bug. Well, there's also the possible pre-incarnative choices to consider. Perhaps you decided you want to do it all?! It's all love, right? |