Should and Should Not's

[zenmaster]

If we go thru these developmental stages, so too could our society go thru these stages.

Yes, within 3D there are developmental stages which actually have obvious indications due to reliance on specific core values for expression. The evolutionary process is a recognizable pattern here, which reinforces the notion that we are at the mercy of society, developmentally. "magical thinking" - a stage, "should and should not dilemma" - a stage, UFOs/conspiracies emphasis - a stage, affirmations - a stage, "what the bleep" - a stage, whatever "Nassim Haramein" spews (lol) - a stage. Many of these moral and metaphysical notions, esp those lacking knowledge context (i.e. projected, inflated, exaggerated, hand-waved, over-extended, etc) indicate a demand for more learning catalyst related to discovering and accepting oneself from the standpoint of yet another stage.

The green v-meme, for example, always perceives itself as the culmination of the spiral because it is the first stage discovering the transcendent aspect of self in a potentially transpersonal manner (i.e. "green-ray", subjective valuing >= objective valuing, "the secret", "dream interpretation", "special knowing", "ego pathologies", "being vs doing", "new-age", etc). That new ability is one's first exposure to infinity of being (infinity = the ultimate), with all of its certainty, and just another temporary lesson. But the temporary lesson is almost always projected as being indicative of some forthcoming new "density" - even though the same level of acceptance/distortion may have been experienced as far back as the Atlantean society, perhaps a thousand years before its peak.

Transcendent principles always correspond, allegorically, to metaphysical notions. Thus we must have the emphasis on leaders, groups, institutions, principles, systems, etc which promote or embody the notions (esp, channelers) so that exposure to that stage may be maximized. Not only could society go through these stages, it is doing so now and is doing so in, as developmental psychology reveals, an identifiable and predictable manner.