The Law of Attraction

[Bang Kaew]

lowering your vibration doesn't help the one who's of low vibration, standing firm in high vibration allows the other to be lifted up!

I agree, but what Abraham is saying I think is, if by caring for someone who is say dying, and you can not help but feel sad and therefore lower your vibration, then you should not care for that person - because it lowers the vibration. Maybe in the grand scheme of things they are right, but I do not think that is STO. Maybe Ra had to lower their vibration in order to channel through Carla?

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Sts don't rule this world. One doesn't have to be a ruler to be sts. Mothers and seductresses have plenty of leverage to manipulate and control others in sts fashion.

"TPTB" aren't necessarily sts.

I am pretty sure Ra said that those in, or had a lust for, power were STS, many of which at the top of the pyramid were in communication with the Orion group. Q'uo also said that the road to STS is normally started with the desire to help. The desire to make things fair, to organise events, all of which requires a degree of power. The problem is that even if those in power start off with good intentions and a desire to serve, they still obstruct others free will.

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Q'uo says,

:Before we leave this topic we would focus once more upon the rich and fertile land of spiritual choice, the dark world within. Each of you gaze within. Do you feel magical? Do you feel powerful? If the answer comes too easily it is likely that there is that within you which would choose the easy way towards power; that is, the path of negativity, for each step upon the negative path seems from within to be positive. One wishes power so that one may help people. The way to help people is to give advice, give teaching, make sure that all is well by controlling various people and circumstances. All these things feel natural and good. Most beginning negative entities have no idea that they are embarking upon the path of negativity. Contrasting with this is the positive path where power is accrued by being the weakest, and true greatness is achieved by being the servant of others, where advice and teaching are given only when requested.