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Maldek and its knot of fear - spero - 03-27-2011 So I was recently thinking about Maldek and the tangle they got themselves into from blowing up their planet. These guys spent over 100 thousand years in a perpetual state of fear. I can’t imagine it. To be so afraid you’re not capable of conscious thought. I mean, I’ve had my moments of paralyzing fear and anxiety but i don't think it compares. For it to go on for as long as it did without possibility of help. The word traumatic is an understatement. I would be surprised if it didn’t leave a mark on the planetary mind, and I can almost imagine hell is just a racial/planetary memory of the event. Sorry for the gloomy post, it’s just sometimes I’m a little dumbstruck by what’s possible in this universe. I know it will all be right in the end, nothing is forever, and the time scale involved is probably a twinkling of the eye in the grand scheme of things, but still it leaves me with a moments pause. Next thread will be about rainbows and kittens ![]() Quote:10.1 Quote:10.7 RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - nwthomas - 03-27-2011 Quite mind-boggling! It definitely seems analogous to me to the concept of "hell" which shows up in various religions. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Confused - 03-27-2011 (03-27-2011, 07:10 AM)spero Wrote: I know it will all be right in the end, nothing is forever, and the time scale involved is probably a twinkling of the eye in the grand scheme of things, but still it leaves me with a moments pause. Yes, it will be alright in the end. But should we have to go through all this pain and trauma? I do not think even the One Infinite Creator has an answer to that, and even if it does, it definitely is not offering it on a platter. The possibility of such extreme pain and trauma in creation can create a situation wherein entities just try to get by with evolution to safely compact quickly into the One Infinite Creator, without falling into the metaphorical hells. When safety becomes the key motivating factor, the joy and innocence of growth and learning can get lost. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - NegaNova - 03-30-2011 It is a paradox that often challenges my belief system. It's like, how could such a painful event contain love in the moment? According to the Law of One, there is no moment that does not contain love, and that even the history of Maldek holds purpose... but I don't know. The idea still hurts me, and I wish I knew the reason. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Confused - 03-30-2011 (03-30-2011, 03:46 AM)NegaNova Wrote: and I wish I knew the reason. May be because it is intrinsically very unfair for entities who are not developed enough to program their own incarnations. In short, justice is what we would like to see. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Steppingfeet - 04-06-2011 (03-27-2011, 07:10 AM)spero Wrote: So I was recently thinking about Maldek and the tangle they got themselves into from blowing up their planet. These guys spent over 100 thousand years in a perpetual state of fear. I can’t imagine it. To be so afraid you’re not capable of conscious thought. I mean, I’ve had my moments of paralyzing fear and anxiety but i don't think it compares. Interesting idea to contemplate. I hadn't given it much consideration before. Prompted by your post, I tried to wrap my head around the idea of previously conscious beings existing in a non-conscious state, unaware that they were conscious, the fear barrier being too strong to overcome. The only two comparable situations that I could reference for my own understanding include dreams, and the movie, "What Dreams May Come". The former perhaps bears some similarity to the Maldek situation. It could be akin to living in a perpetual dream, a fear- and anxiety-ridden dream from which one does not wake. Constantly looping through various terror-filled scenarios to which the dreaming self falls constant victim. The latter also might be illustrative of the Maldek situation. Have you seen "What Dreams May Come"? In it, Robin Williams' wife has committed suicide in the waking world, causing her soul to become trapped in a darkness from which, according to the authorities of the world between lives (in the movie), one is not able to escape because one is wholly consumed by this darkness, forgetting that there was something other than the pain and limited identity. Robin Williams is strongly discouraged in his desire to reach his wife and break through her entombing misery. Naturally being the hero of the story he ignores the warnings and attempts to untangle her own "knot of fear". Love/Light, Gary RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Ocean - 04-06-2011 that disturbed me. the whole movie shook me to my core. all those souls. i felt like they all should be rescued. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - AndresOr - 04-07-2011 (04-06-2011, 08:55 PM)Bring4th_GLB Wrote:(03-27-2011, 07:10 AM)spero Wrote: So I was recently thinking about Maldek and the tangle they got themselves into from blowing up their planet. These guys spent over 100 thousand years in a perpetual state of fear. I can’t imagine it. To be so afraid you’re not capable of conscious thought. I mean, I’ve had my moments of paralyzing fear and anxiety but i don't think it compares. I think the main differences with maldek have to do with so many people having all those felling at the same time, trying to escape, maybe felling guilty as so on... just imagine all that energies released.... RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - kycahi - 04-08-2011 (03-27-2011, 10:26 AM)Confused Wrote: I do not think even the One Infinite Creator has an answer to that, and even if it does, it definitely is not offering it on a platter. That made me smile for some reason so thanks, I guess. Those folks had some healing to do and must have had, on some level, enough consciousness to contemplate their recent past. Besides themselves, the Confederation also had the important experiences of reaching them and getting them ready to try again on our third rock. I can see some of those Maldekians now would be standing for peace and freedom, and some perhaps yearning for the "good old days" of tight control. Fortunately for us, Planet Earth is newly 4D and we look to be going in the, IMO, better direction. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Oldern - 10-19-2011 I think that the timeframe and all the wordings is all thanks to our free will WANTING to have some kind of "oh, s***" situation to fall into. I will not even contemplate on this. Because I do not want to deal with fragments of the creator locked inside a continuus fear-cycle. It is pointless. It was their own decision. I can only send love to everything around me, not try to reason out what "time" was for them. It was not a time as we know it. Time is defined by us with things changing. A gobbled-up mess of constant fear might have lasted for thousands of years for everything else that was moving forward in that time, but for them, it did not. And once they woke up from it, it did not matter. That part is - that no matter what happens to you, nothing is lost, nothing is damaged beyond repair, and love and being part of the creation is never really damaged - more important to me to think on than the doomsday scenario that deals with percieved time. It is only my personal opinion on this, of course. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - fr33d0m - 12-06-2011 There are painful experiences in the illusion. I had a recollection of being the last person of an entire race that died out. I was in a space station orbiting the now empty planet, working as a scientist on genetic engineering trying to save the species, and I failed. It was a huge amount of grief for me to be the last individual living of that species. For some reason we lost the ability to reproduce. It was not human, felt reptilian or insect. It was a huge amount of pain and grief to work through in this lifetime, just experiencing the memory. I still cried a few days ago telling my grandfather about Maldek. Even though I have known about it for a long time. I think it is still being healed, even now we carry it with us. So I have no doubt that terribly painful things have happened in the Creation, on quite grand scales. All for a reason, all for and of the Creator. All is Love. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Monica - 12-07-2011 (04-06-2011, 08:55 PM)Bring4th_GLB Wrote: Have you seen "What Dreams May Come"? My absolute #1 bestest movie of all time! Most spiritually deep movie ever! (04-06-2011, 09:08 PM)Ocean Wrote: that disturbed me. the whole movie shook me to my core. all those souls. i felt like they all should be rescued. Yeah it was a very heart-wrenching movie. Very intense! My son knew it was my favorite movie of all time so he got me the dvd for my birthday...then a year later commented that I'd never even opened the wrapper. I found it difficult to explain that, even tho it was my fav movie, I couldn't bear to watch it again. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - fr33d0m - 12-07-2011 Have you seen "What Dreams May Come"? (12-07-2011, 04:17 AM)Bring4th_Monica Wrote: My absolute #1 bestest movie of all time! Most spiritually deep movie ever! My wife and I think very highly of this movie as well. It is part of our small collection of special movies. Gets right to the heart of the matter. Some truly beautiful moments in there. RE: Maldek and its knot of fear - Tyler Durden Maybe - 12-19-2011 I too should repeat "Sorry for the gloomy post" (Stop reading now, if so inclined) I'm not sure if this thought is exactly inline with the intent of your Thread, but I always wondered what the "Chances" or "Odds" were that we would "Maldek" ourselves to some degree, not a total planetary breakup/destruction like Maldek, but Global Thermo-Nuclear War & Radiation. The only reason I say this, is that the following 2 questions and answers have always made me think that maybe it is possible we nuke ourselves and then have to walk around as something else, Neo-Humans? (Please tell me how I'm reading wrong) 9.17 Questioner: Is there any particular race of people on our planet now who were incarnated here from second density? Ra: I am Ra. There are no second-density consciousness complexes here on your sphere at this time. However, there are two races which use the second-density form. One is the entities from the planetary sphere you call Maldek. These entities are working their understanding complexes through a series of what you would call karmic restitutions. They dwell within your deeper underground passageways and are known to you as “Bigfoot.” The other race is that being offered a dwelling in this density by guardians who wish to give the mind/body/spirit complexes of those who are of this density at this time appropriately engineered physical vehicles, as you would call these chemical complexes, in the event that there is what you call nuclear war. 9.18 Questioner: I didn’t understand what these vehicles or beings were for that were appropriate in the event of nuclear war. Ra: I am Ra. These are beings which exist as instinctual second-density beings which are being held in reserve to form what you would call a gene pool in case these body complexes are needed. These body complexes are greatly able to withstand the rigors of radiation which the body complexes you now inhabit could not do. |