Negative entity psychic greetings

[Ohr Ein Sof]

If one never rubs up against others' points of view, one's own constructed reality can become a bit immovable (I am thinking of the Potentiator of the Spirit)

Would you explain how Key 16 or The Tower, has anything to do with what you were trying to convey? I am not sure I understand?

I think it is good to hear opposing opinions that challenge one's viewpoints. That is what I mean about rubbing up against each others' points of view. We have a tendency as humans to cling at times to our beliefs or ways of seeing things. When confronted with differing perspectives, and if one is open to new information, one may expand one's understandings or perspectives, and lesson the grip or attachment to just one way of seeing things. It doesn't mean we will adopt another point of view; it only represents that one's view is not the whole understanding or the final word. By clinging to a belief, one builds an edifice to defend—it seems to me it is the nature of beliefs to be final or absolute. But given that we only have access to a finite portion of existence, it follows that there is more information to apprehend.

The lighting-struck tower is composed of a pyramid, which to me represents a personal, constructed reality. This constructed reality can only in 3rd density be a fraction of the whole of existence, and it does have its efficacy in negotiating this reality. At points there are flashes of illumination, whereby one is exposed to new information outside of his/her constructed worldview. If the tower, constructed reality, is a huge edifice and not flexible, but rigid and immovable, I think the effect of the illumination (the lightning strike) can seem like a destruction, as it must topple the old belief systems in order to make possible a new, larger view or understanding to rebuild with.

I was wondering.
To me the tower is a structure that is created by our own ignorance as if it is our "high place" to retreat; like your pyramind is a place of so-called power that can be likened to "will-power" of which there is no such thing and is a false perception that is created by man. As there is only One power and it doesn't belong to man.
There is a time when man, each on his own time, "awakens" or has a great awakening to the Truth and this is the lightning that strikes the falsehood of all these errored and flawed concepts of mankind. The way in which he sees things incorrectly is righted by this sudden flash of "insight" into his true inner being and what actually is powering him.
The true inner being is "Spirit" and something that dwells within G-d.