02-08-2017, 10:03 PM
Those things mentioned above are elaborated in very interesting ways in the Law of One material. However, there are things about them that I want to understand more, and feel as though they are things that can be contemplated and experienced in a variety of ways unique to the individual. Even still, those things are beyond are normal 3D awareness, so full comprehension of them is going to be difficult. Ra's explanations enter into esoteric territory that can be totally applied to our paths and yearning for adept-hood if we so choose, but the actual experience of awakening on our path is acquired from a personal acquisition of wisdom due to peak moments of insight and experience upon contemplating and applying these concepts, whether directly or indirectly. Ok, that may have gotten confusing, so I'll move forward.
So my question to put forth here is what your personal experiences of experiencing/channeling intelligent infinity have been like.
My idea of what it's like to access intelligent infinity/energy seems to be always shifting slightly. For instance, there was a moment I had around a couple weeks ago, where I was entering into a near sleep-state and I was able to instantly shift from states of loving intense focus on any ability I wanted in my mind. So if I thought of humorous things, my energetic state created incredibly hilarious jokes, with a higher level of a sense of humor than I am accustomed to. I then switched to somehow amusing myself with raps. I am not good at rapping at all, but in this state, I was able to rap about anything in my mind with perfect fluidity. It felt as if my energy centers were balanced in a type of way where anything that I wanted to creatively express in my mind was able to come forth through an energetic awakening of that particular method of expression/visualization immediately. Aside from that particular moment, there will be increases of singleness of thought and visualization in my mind that feels as if all of my energy centers are also activated in accordance with that, as if it is being experienced. This kind of thing seems to lead to law of attraction esque experiences that brings that thing forward in waking reality. So, those are just pondering examples of experiences that make me question the capacity within us to channel the energy that we want in order to experience certain things.
To expand on that, but to bring forth the concept of catalysts in conjunction with that, I have a couple of things I'm wondering. Catalysts seem to energize us into entering states of action that allow us to polarize, or at least to be entering a new energetic state that is in accordance with what we want, whether that has been preprogramed in time/space prior to incarnation, or whether our desires perhaps subconsciously program time/space points during incarnation that will allow us to be energized in such a way that will continue us on a path of forward evolution on our particular path. Can we not energize ourselves more quickly/effectively with subtle catalysts? Perhaps catalysts of the mind would be what this is referred to. The problem I seem to have is that even after attaining newly configured energetic states, there seems to be a decline in them that makes it so that I return to a slight state of apathy. There is a loss of momentum. Is this a common thing for most people (perhaps the sinkhole of indifference that pulls at us due to imbalances we still have to face?), requiring us to continue to have catalysts until that energetic momentum creates/exceeds a critical mass that leads us to polarize so effectively that we are in a consistent energetic state that is in accordance with the direction and path of our life?
I get reminded of ideas that Ra mentions like more adept entities essentially programming/choosing their catalysts with basically more intention during incarnation, as more awareness is abound. Plus, there's the aspect of accessing any part of the cycle of the experience of the mind/body/spirit insofar as the Law of One archetypes provide, which becomes more esoteric, but is quite interesting. The idea that an adept can choose the aspect of experience he/she wants to have more effortlessly with intention kind of thing.
Then I'll also get reminded of Joseph Campbell's mythic structure/hero's journey/archetypes. He essentially referred to myth as the penultimate expression of transcendence. Penultimate in this sense meaning that myths metaphorically point at the different parts of the soul's journey that awaken one to the transcendent nature of reality that cannot simply be realized with words. One way I look at that is that an archetype in a mythic story will have an experience that you can relate to as the hero is catalyzed into action due to his journey in a way that also awakens you- you can experience catalyst vicariously through the character! I find that to be fascinating and why I personally really like storytelling. So stories can quite effectively energize the open/seeking person.
Then there is also the idea of time/space and how much room there is there for contemplating how it works particularly in respect to our daily experience, some of which I mentioned above. I have a lot I could ask about that, but it might turn into a whole 'nother thread thread haha. So, I'm mostly trying to understand it in relation to how it ties into what I said.
Anyway, hopefully I articulated my ruminations there well enough to be intelligible enough for the sake of my questions. Please excuse any misconceptions/distortions I may have accidentally expressed.
So my question to put forth here is what your personal experiences of experiencing/channeling intelligent infinity have been like.
My idea of what it's like to access intelligent infinity/energy seems to be always shifting slightly. For instance, there was a moment I had around a couple weeks ago, where I was entering into a near sleep-state and I was able to instantly shift from states of loving intense focus on any ability I wanted in my mind. So if I thought of humorous things, my energetic state created incredibly hilarious jokes, with a higher level of a sense of humor than I am accustomed to. I then switched to somehow amusing myself with raps. I am not good at rapping at all, but in this state, I was able to rap about anything in my mind with perfect fluidity. It felt as if my energy centers were balanced in a type of way where anything that I wanted to creatively express in my mind was able to come forth through an energetic awakening of that particular method of expression/visualization immediately. Aside from that particular moment, there will be increases of singleness of thought and visualization in my mind that feels as if all of my energy centers are also activated in accordance with that, as if it is being experienced. This kind of thing seems to lead to law of attraction esque experiences that brings that thing forward in waking reality. So, those are just pondering examples of experiences that make me question the capacity within us to channel the energy that we want in order to experience certain things.
To expand on that, but to bring forth the concept of catalysts in conjunction with that, I have a couple of things I'm wondering. Catalysts seem to energize us into entering states of action that allow us to polarize, or at least to be entering a new energetic state that is in accordance with what we want, whether that has been preprogramed in time/space prior to incarnation, or whether our desires perhaps subconsciously program time/space points during incarnation that will allow us to be energized in such a way that will continue us on a path of forward evolution on our particular path. Can we not energize ourselves more quickly/effectively with subtle catalysts? Perhaps catalysts of the mind would be what this is referred to. The problem I seem to have is that even after attaining newly configured energetic states, there seems to be a decline in them that makes it so that I return to a slight state of apathy. There is a loss of momentum. Is this a common thing for most people (perhaps the sinkhole of indifference that pulls at us due to imbalances we still have to face?), requiring us to continue to have catalysts until that energetic momentum creates/exceeds a critical mass that leads us to polarize so effectively that we are in a consistent energetic state that is in accordance with the direction and path of our life?
I get reminded of ideas that Ra mentions like more adept entities essentially programming/choosing their catalysts with basically more intention during incarnation, as more awareness is abound. Plus, there's the aspect of accessing any part of the cycle of the experience of the mind/body/spirit insofar as the Law of One archetypes provide, which becomes more esoteric, but is quite interesting. The idea that an adept can choose the aspect of experience he/she wants to have more effortlessly with intention kind of thing.
Then I'll also get reminded of Joseph Campbell's mythic structure/hero's journey/archetypes. He essentially referred to myth as the penultimate expression of transcendence. Penultimate in this sense meaning that myths metaphorically point at the different parts of the soul's journey that awaken one to the transcendent nature of reality that cannot simply be realized with words. One way I look at that is that an archetype in a mythic story will have an experience that you can relate to as the hero is catalyzed into action due to his journey in a way that also awakens you- you can experience catalyst vicariously through the character! I find that to be fascinating and why I personally really like storytelling. So stories can quite effectively energize the open/seeking person.
Then there is also the idea of time/space and how much room there is there for contemplating how it works particularly in respect to our daily experience, some of which I mentioned above. I have a lot I could ask about that, but it might turn into a whole 'nother thread thread haha. So, I'm mostly trying to understand it in relation to how it ties into what I said.
Anyway, hopefully I articulated my ruminations there well enough to be intelligible enough for the sake of my questions. Please excuse any misconceptions/distortions I may have accidentally expressed.