(09-04-2009, 02:48 AM)Quantum Wrote: I am seeing the Council functioning in "congruency" verses in "subset division" which is what makes any Council a council. As you have stated, "beyond polarity" as regards the Council is simply a speculation, but it is one worthy of consideration. I am suggesting as such, that if it is worthy of discussion, that any Council would be in full agreement verses a subset of a council acting "beyond polarity" carrying out a decision not mandated by the full consent of the whole said council.
The term 'subset' was offered by you, and I then used it, in an attempt at communication. I don't see it as a subset. I see the higher density complexes as higher components of the lower, as what we may call higher selves. I absolutely do see them as congruent. But, just as my Higher Self might have tasks that I do not, and might serve me in ways I cannot yet serve, so too might the higher selves of the Council entities serve in ways that the lower density complexes do not.
(09-04-2009, 02:48 AM)Quantum Wrote:Monica Wrote:I am referring to mid-6D and beyond. I'm puzzled as how you don't see them as being beyond polarity.I do see this. This is self evident. I can not however see that smaller faction of a larger faction of varying densities would act in subset division, given that the greater majority are "not beyond polarity" and as such a Council is only a council if it acts in mandate as a full council.
Faction conveys an STS connotation to me. I would not use that term to describe the Council. I hope that my previous statement clarified my meaning.
(09-04-2009, 02:48 AM)Quantum Wrote: I see your point clearly. I even suggested the same in my previous post. Please refer back to it towards the end. But the gist of the point lies to the Council as a whole. This does not lend itself to "a Council" as much as it would to a "subset of the Council". Ergo this is not a Council. It is to the principle of "The Council" passing information verses those members alone "beyond polarity" passing information. Thats the difference and point.
Please forgive me if I'm misunderstanding you, but what I perceive from your words is thinking in terms of separate entities voting on an issue, as in a democracy, and a contention that their decision cannot be in concert unless all separate selves are in agreement. That's the impression I'm getting when I read your description. Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding.
The way I understand it, there is no separation of selves, and therefore no need for agreement/disagreement, for we are speaking of Social Memory Complexes here. I sense continued terminology depicting separation, whereas I am attempting to convey Oneness, with different tasks designated in different regions of that Oneness.
(09-04-2009, 02:48 AM)Quantum Wrote: They wouldn't pass it without the Council as a whole. It is the Council that passes information, not those beyond mid sixth as a subset. See?
That is an assumption on your part. You might be right. Then again, you might not!
(09-04-2009, 02:48 AM)Quantum Wrote: My point is that "quarantine is a wholly a Guardian Principle". "Passing information is wholly a Council Principle." It would seem they are not at all the same given the Guardians are in fact not even from our/Ra's octave, but are from the next Great Octave, which suggests they are beyond anything even Ra dares not plum the understanding thereof.
You may be correct, or you might not be. It is another assumption. Regardless, as I said, the principle might be the same even though the mechanism is not.