02-21-2016, 06:42 PM
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Here's a hypothetical which is a longshot. Consider a Counseling Service of trained Psychologists and Psychotherapists as a branch of New Era Development. Let's call it the Wanderer Solutions Service.
And now to the question of what ethical and psychological disorders are most common to Wanderers.
First Plenum's relevant Ra quote:
Notice that they say "the more dense densities" corresponding to "more exteme variance" in the 3D environment. This makes sense in that the higher up from 3D the greater the variance. So there's increasing variance as you go from 4D to 5D to 6D.
A 4D Wanderer would feel the least variance while the 6D Wanderer would feel the most variance. This raises the question as to why the number of 4D Wanderers is not the greatest, followed by a smaller number of 5D Wanderers and then by the even smaller number of 6D Wanderers?
The 4D Wanderers would have the least difficulty in 3D and therefore can be more focused and effective towards helping 3D to evolve.
Also, basic experience would tell you that high school kids (3D) can be mentored best by undergrad college students (4D) than by graduate college students (5D) or by college professors (6D) who are usually unrelatable and out of touch. The possible exception is if 5D and 6D Wanderers are gaining experience by living several life cycles on 3D Earth.
So, given this difficulty, there must be other motives for 5D and 6D Wanderers to be here and a top motive is for their own personal evolution, which can involve a complex collection of personal goals and lessons. Its analogous to attempting to take ten courses in one semester or to take two or three extremely hard courses in a semester.
I can relate to this and I get the feeling that many Wanderers had some "irrational exuberance" and got carried away in terms of motives and goals. And then there are some Wanderers who had unclear motives and made poor decisions based on these motives.
Hey, we hotshot grad students and college professors think we can handle high school again. Been there done that, right? It'll all come back to us, right? An inner city high school? So what, how hard can it be? Oh oh...this ain't so great. I think I may have made a wrong choice here. Egads! What to do now? Calling Higher Self! Calling Higher Self!
So to summarize, over-exuberant or unclear goals and motives and poor and hasty decisions end up backfiring and wreaking havoc at the karmic and psychological level for an incarnate Wanderer. The pre-incarnational programming had some glitches and bugs in it, which is part of the risk.
Also to summarize, many Wanderers are just not ready to be here and when they get here they're not willing or able to adapt to unexpected contingencies. At perhaps some level of awareness some may believe that they made a mistake to incarnate and regret their decision. This is especially in regards to the less experienced Wanderers and the ones with extreme variance and difficult 3D assimilation.
So that sets the stage for what Plenum lists as the following common psychological disorders:
For 3D clinical purposes only, I'll use some clinical terms that Glenn Perry applies in his AstoPsychology and which he broadens and relates to planet/house/sign archetypes. I'll mention some of these but will focus more on applying the ethical dyamics from the OP. I also add Plenum's remarks in bold just below each numbered item.
1. Social Anxiety -- not fitting in or socially adapting because you would have to become a fake facade of yourself -- an unnatural, neurotic, insecure self -- being someone you're not.
Fear of interaction, fear of being rejected by unloving acts -- there is a conflict between outward CCO risk and inward CCS protection to where it causes a fear-based NCO or DCO and thus no STO. Because of this, for a positive Wanderer there is self-guilt on top of fear which triggers DCS and DTS ie unhealthy OCD or addictions.
Avoidant Personality -- hypersensitivity to potential rejection, so this person is unwilling to enter into relationships that don't confirm unconditional acceptance
Schizoid Personality -- the "social misfit" who has a defect in her capacity to form personal relationships
2. Superiority Complex -- a somewhat conflictive and self-absorbed bullying nature or ego-mania based on frustration of unexpressed sincere goals and motives of CCO and STO.
Defensive mechanism against less developed entities -- can be socially justified CCS and STS that begins to enjoy DCO and DTO or in less severe cases, just apathetic NCO or NTO while maintaining CCS and STS.
Antisocial Personality -- to become impulsive and impatient to the extent of being hostile and aggressive with criminal intent and which can result in Sociopathic Personality -- STO frustration causes DTO anger and a volatile swing towards an STS focus of self-power.
Narcissistic Personality -- caused by unconscious fear of having no value, importance, or worth, so need to project grandiose sense of self via entitlement, exploiting others, lack of empathy -- feeling both DCS and fear of DCS motivates a shallow STS defense that gains STS polarity by deepening STS while applying DTO.
Manic Personality -- personal excess and grandiose delusions which Wanderers misperceive as their "true calling" -- ungrounded and outward projection as God's messenger or some well known figure, so extreme outward and distorted STO with lack of healthy CCS and STS to stay grounded. The eventual highs and lows and mood swings leads to Bipolar Personality and the "crashing to the ground" -- a dangerous unhealthy form of grounding -- to the polar opposite of extreme inward and distorted STS with lack of healthy CCO and STO to feel socially connected.
3. Overactivity/Martyrdom Complex -- low self value to extent of being everyone's doormat which shows extreme DCS and DTS which feels like STO, so which comforts guilt and suffering. There's so little IF or inner focus except for a muted self that desires only that "I am you" without the necessary balance of "You are me" -- OA + AO
The need to defuse suffering -- there may some karmic redemption taking place so this Martyr Phase may be necessary to work through the Victimizer/Victim dynamic and extreme DCS guilt -- again extreme DCS and DTS feels like a comforting STO
Borderline Personality -- personal insecurity and fear of being alone -- wanting to merge with other people but done out of loneliness or need for personal security -- may resort to suicidal or homicidal threats in attempt to avoid abandonment -- lack of healthy CCS and STS leads to DTO
Histrionic Personality -- lack of warmth and caring in childhood leads to being overly dependent and demanding of reassurance by another -- over-reacts to gain attention and shows irrational outbursts and clinging behavior -- shows superficial warmth and caring or NCO and NTO which can polarize either way, towards STS or STO.
Dependent Personality -- example is an abused wife who stays with spouse -- denies self of needs to provide needs for other so as to avoid self-reliance -- the need to "save the relationship" -- so very little IF and CCS except in a projective sense -- "I am you" again.
4. Schizophrenia -- disintegrated self with no personal boundaries to integrate and appreciate the inner/outer duality of beingness -- it may be an explorable state ie John Lilly's flotation tank excursions or a Shamanic Journey or LSD/entheogen trip.
Seems overrepresented amongst spiritual seekers -- the outward projective OA of "I am everything" to transcend duality to "fuse with all" probably occurs more for 6D Wanderers than 4D or 5D, although late 5D may feel the yearning of an unbalanced STO Oneness. Too much ethical volatility and not enough grounded CCS and STS may trigger a disintegration of "incarnate self" to hopefully experience "discarnate self" that risks all kinds of inner/outer plane trappings.
Schizophrenic Personality -- yearning for transcendence of duality combined with a need to escape reality, in the case of Wanderers one's karmic goals or responsibilities -- the lack of ego boundaries is attractive to one who wants to explore the boundless but then lots of ethical confusion and slippage occurs to raise fear of STS and DTO attacks.
Bipolar Personality -- already mentioned -- again extreme ethical volatility causes personal conflict and disintegration which yields Paranoid Schizophrenia
ADHD Personality -- can maybe induce neutral schizophrenic states in Wanderers but always the risk of ethical unfocus and imbalance to set off fear and anger type hallucinations
5. Depression -- crippling clinical depression that paralyzes personal motivation and has many inner and outer causes ie childhood abuse, PTSD, etc.
Feeling of ineffectiveness on a mixed polarity planet, can't see opportunities to serve -- this is one causative factor of generalized, yet acute and chronic depression for STO Wanderers who feel actualized and good about themselves when they can be expressing creative and effective STO work.
Depressive Personality -- when the desire for perfection and high achievement encounters failure and frustration this leads to a sense of inadequacy, worthlessness and despair -- internalized self-deprecation and loss of interest or pleasures in activities -- no high outer STO achievement results in the complementary low inner DTS paralysis -- internalized DCS and some loss of STO polarity due to resentment and unfocused anger that creates a negative aura.
Paranoid Personality -- just wrote this above but as more extreme internalized and repressed depression, resentment and anger that triggers both DCS/DCO and DTS/DTO to cause more loss of STO polarity to possibly lead to a jealous and power-seeking STS who finds an outlet for depressive frustration.
6. Masochism -- self punishing and self loathing to relieve guilt -- possible karmic redemption for Victimizer/Victim dynamic and other destructive STS deeds
Punishing of 'selfish' thoughts, usually engendered by religious settings of 'do not' statements -- Hey, thou shalt not criticize the Ten Commandments! Now you're going to get it, damn you! -- an anger-based Crucifixion Complex seems like a form of Masochism -- anger towards self is DCS and DTS with no intention to gain a STO feeling of comfort as with the Martyr Complex.
Compulsive Personality -- to not feel useful or constructive or productive makes one seek perfection and to project self-criticism as being critical of others -- must do every little thing perfectly and done repetitively until done perfectly -- excessive modesty and self-restraint to where there's no expression of warm emotions -- this self criticism is a milder form of Masochism
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Well that's a rough outline of some ideas which are not set in stone. There's always much more to cover.
And now to the question of what ethical and psychological disorders are most common to Wanderers.
First Plenum's relevant Ra quote:
Quote:Due to the extreme variance between the vibratory distortions of third density and those of the more dense densities, Wanderers have as a general rule some form of handicap, difficulty, or feeling of alienation which is severe.
Notice that they say "the more dense densities" corresponding to "more exteme variance" in the 3D environment. This makes sense in that the higher up from 3D the greater the variance. So there's increasing variance as you go from 4D to 5D to 6D.
A 4D Wanderer would feel the least variance while the 6D Wanderer would feel the most variance. This raises the question as to why the number of 4D Wanderers is not the greatest, followed by a smaller number of 5D Wanderers and then by the even smaller number of 6D Wanderers?
The 4D Wanderers would have the least difficulty in 3D and therefore can be more focused and effective towards helping 3D to evolve.
Also, basic experience would tell you that high school kids (3D) can be mentored best by undergrad college students (4D) than by graduate college students (5D) or by college professors (6D) who are usually unrelatable and out of touch. The possible exception is if 5D and 6D Wanderers are gaining experience by living several life cycles on 3D Earth.
So, given this difficulty, there must be other motives for 5D and 6D Wanderers to be here and a top motive is for their own personal evolution, which can involve a complex collection of personal goals and lessons. Its analogous to attempting to take ten courses in one semester or to take two or three extremely hard courses in a semester.
I can relate to this and I get the feeling that many Wanderers had some "irrational exuberance" and got carried away in terms of motives and goals. And then there are some Wanderers who had unclear motives and made poor decisions based on these motives.
Hey, we hotshot grad students and college professors think we can handle high school again. Been there done that, right? It'll all come back to us, right? An inner city high school? So what, how hard can it be? Oh oh...this ain't so great. I think I may have made a wrong choice here. Egads! What to do now? Calling Higher Self! Calling Higher Self!
So to summarize, over-exuberant or unclear goals and motives and poor and hasty decisions end up backfiring and wreaking havoc at the karmic and psychological level for an incarnate Wanderer. The pre-incarnational programming had some glitches and bugs in it, which is part of the risk.
Also to summarize, many Wanderers are just not ready to be here and when they get here they're not willing or able to adapt to unexpected contingencies. At perhaps some level of awareness some may believe that they made a mistake to incarnate and regret their decision. This is especially in regards to the less experienced Wanderers and the ones with extreme variance and difficult 3D assimilation.
So that sets the stage for what Plenum lists as the following common psychological disorders:
Quote:* social anxiety (fear of interaction, fear of being rejected by unloving acts)
* superiority complex (defensive mechanism against less developed entities)
* overactivity/martyrdom complex (the need to defuse suffering)
* schizophrenia (seems overrepresented amongst spiritual seekers - would be interested in hearing your thoughts as to why this might be the case)
* depression (feeling of ineffectiveness on a mixed polarity planet, can't see opportunities to serve)
* masochism (punishing of 'selfish' thoughts, usually engendered by religious settings of 'do not' statements)
For 3D clinical purposes only, I'll use some clinical terms that Glenn Perry applies in his AstoPsychology and which he broadens and relates to planet/house/sign archetypes. I'll mention some of these but will focus more on applying the ethical dyamics from the OP. I also add Plenum's remarks in bold just below each numbered item.
1. Social Anxiety -- not fitting in or socially adapting because you would have to become a fake facade of yourself -- an unnatural, neurotic, insecure self -- being someone you're not.
Fear of interaction, fear of being rejected by unloving acts -- there is a conflict between outward CCO risk and inward CCS protection to where it causes a fear-based NCO or DCO and thus no STO. Because of this, for a positive Wanderer there is self-guilt on top of fear which triggers DCS and DTS ie unhealthy OCD or addictions.
Avoidant Personality -- hypersensitivity to potential rejection, so this person is unwilling to enter into relationships that don't confirm unconditional acceptance
Schizoid Personality -- the "social misfit" who has a defect in her capacity to form personal relationships
2. Superiority Complex -- a somewhat conflictive and self-absorbed bullying nature or ego-mania based on frustration of unexpressed sincere goals and motives of CCO and STO.
Defensive mechanism against less developed entities -- can be socially justified CCS and STS that begins to enjoy DCO and DTO or in less severe cases, just apathetic NCO or NTO while maintaining CCS and STS.
Antisocial Personality -- to become impulsive and impatient to the extent of being hostile and aggressive with criminal intent and which can result in Sociopathic Personality -- STO frustration causes DTO anger and a volatile swing towards an STS focus of self-power.
Narcissistic Personality -- caused by unconscious fear of having no value, importance, or worth, so need to project grandiose sense of self via entitlement, exploiting others, lack of empathy -- feeling both DCS and fear of DCS motivates a shallow STS defense that gains STS polarity by deepening STS while applying DTO.
Manic Personality -- personal excess and grandiose delusions which Wanderers misperceive as their "true calling" -- ungrounded and outward projection as God's messenger or some well known figure, so extreme outward and distorted STO with lack of healthy CCS and STS to stay grounded. The eventual highs and lows and mood swings leads to Bipolar Personality and the "crashing to the ground" -- a dangerous unhealthy form of grounding -- to the polar opposite of extreme inward and distorted STS with lack of healthy CCO and STO to feel socially connected.
3. Overactivity/Martyrdom Complex -- low self value to extent of being everyone's doormat which shows extreme DCS and DTS which feels like STO, so which comforts guilt and suffering. There's so little IF or inner focus except for a muted self that desires only that "I am you" without the necessary balance of "You are me" -- OA + AO
The need to defuse suffering -- there may some karmic redemption taking place so this Martyr Phase may be necessary to work through the Victimizer/Victim dynamic and extreme DCS guilt -- again extreme DCS and DTS feels like a comforting STO
Borderline Personality -- personal insecurity and fear of being alone -- wanting to merge with other people but done out of loneliness or need for personal security -- may resort to suicidal or homicidal threats in attempt to avoid abandonment -- lack of healthy CCS and STS leads to DTO
Histrionic Personality -- lack of warmth and caring in childhood leads to being overly dependent and demanding of reassurance by another -- over-reacts to gain attention and shows irrational outbursts and clinging behavior -- shows superficial warmth and caring or NCO and NTO which can polarize either way, towards STS or STO.
Dependent Personality -- example is an abused wife who stays with spouse -- denies self of needs to provide needs for other so as to avoid self-reliance -- the need to "save the relationship" -- so very little IF and CCS except in a projective sense -- "I am you" again.
4. Schizophrenia -- disintegrated self with no personal boundaries to integrate and appreciate the inner/outer duality of beingness -- it may be an explorable state ie John Lilly's flotation tank excursions or a Shamanic Journey or LSD/entheogen trip.
Seems overrepresented amongst spiritual seekers -- the outward projective OA of "I am everything" to transcend duality to "fuse with all" probably occurs more for 6D Wanderers than 4D or 5D, although late 5D may feel the yearning of an unbalanced STO Oneness. Too much ethical volatility and not enough grounded CCS and STS may trigger a disintegration of "incarnate self" to hopefully experience "discarnate self" that risks all kinds of inner/outer plane trappings.
Schizophrenic Personality -- yearning for transcendence of duality combined with a need to escape reality, in the case of Wanderers one's karmic goals or responsibilities -- the lack of ego boundaries is attractive to one who wants to explore the boundless but then lots of ethical confusion and slippage occurs to raise fear of STS and DTO attacks.
Bipolar Personality -- already mentioned -- again extreme ethical volatility causes personal conflict and disintegration which yields Paranoid Schizophrenia
ADHD Personality -- can maybe induce neutral schizophrenic states in Wanderers but always the risk of ethical unfocus and imbalance to set off fear and anger type hallucinations
5. Depression -- crippling clinical depression that paralyzes personal motivation and has many inner and outer causes ie childhood abuse, PTSD, etc.
Feeling of ineffectiveness on a mixed polarity planet, can't see opportunities to serve -- this is one causative factor of generalized, yet acute and chronic depression for STO Wanderers who feel actualized and good about themselves when they can be expressing creative and effective STO work.
Depressive Personality -- when the desire for perfection and high achievement encounters failure and frustration this leads to a sense of inadequacy, worthlessness and despair -- internalized self-deprecation and loss of interest or pleasures in activities -- no high outer STO achievement results in the complementary low inner DTS paralysis -- internalized DCS and some loss of STO polarity due to resentment and unfocused anger that creates a negative aura.
Paranoid Personality -- just wrote this above but as more extreme internalized and repressed depression, resentment and anger that triggers both DCS/DCO and DTS/DTO to cause more loss of STO polarity to possibly lead to a jealous and power-seeking STS who finds an outlet for depressive frustration.
6. Masochism -- self punishing and self loathing to relieve guilt -- possible karmic redemption for Victimizer/Victim dynamic and other destructive STS deeds
Punishing of 'selfish' thoughts, usually engendered by religious settings of 'do not' statements -- Hey, thou shalt not criticize the Ten Commandments! Now you're going to get it, damn you! -- an anger-based Crucifixion Complex seems like a form of Masochism -- anger towards self is DCS and DTS with no intention to gain a STO feeling of comfort as with the Martyr Complex.
Compulsive Personality -- to not feel useful or constructive or productive makes one seek perfection and to project self-criticism as being critical of others -- must do every little thing perfectly and done repetitively until done perfectly -- excessive modesty and self-restraint to where there's no expression of warm emotions -- this self criticism is a milder form of Masochism
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Well that's a rough outline of some ideas which are not set in stone. There's always much more to cover.
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