(03-21-2015, 11:12 AM)Minyatur Wrote: Because STS is only about pain, difficulty, sufferings of others and examination of the perversities of nature. To me Ra sounds subjective on something he knows not and judges. Ra will fail his harvest unless he works on his own bias.
I don't know, Minyatur, but personally, if an action doesn't occur at the expense of another, I wouldn't consider that behavior to be wholly service to self.
I would consider it to be more of a neutral behavior.
As I understand it, Ra is beyond polarity at their stage of evolution.
But since STS is predicated on separation, after transcending polarity, beings will come across as positive by default (like Ra for example).
A service to others action, on the other hand, would have to involve helping another. If your actions do not help another or take something away from another, I would consider it more or less neutral, or non polarized toward self or others. A behavior in the sinkhole of indifference, or a more or less innocent movement towards comfort in some way or another.
How do you define STS behavior?