[split] On Human Nature

[Diana]

But personally I would like to live in a society that wasn't so extremely self-centered and asleep that we have starvation and suffering and so little respect for other life forms.

Yet here you are and not in any other kind of world where it wouldn't be like it is here.

What does that tell you? That this place is wrong and not a good place to be or that this masterpiece of Creation among infinite other masterpieces suited your needs for your own growth?

If you were to apply what Ra teaches to this planet as a whole in all of it's seeming imperfections, the only thing to be seen would be Love and Light. Not seeing it as such is a mirror unto our own distortions, which also is Love and Light.

I understand your point. But this is mostly an intellectual understanding (for me). Can you tell me that were you to witness suffering first hand in front of you (your pet tortured, a starving family member, starving children in Africa, maimed children from warfare, or whatever might touch you personally) that you would be so detached in your understanding? It is not as black and white, here in the trenches of 3D, as some would like to make it. 

What I would like the world to be while I am here is selfish (because I find it difficult at times). But it is not me wishing to change it, rather, it is a recognition of what I would like it to evolve to. 

If you are indeed that evolved that you can look on everything as love and light, without it being lip service, then I aspire to your detachment. I still find it difficult to witness pain and suffering while understanding and honoring free will.