Thoughts on Session 50, Question 7

[Jade]

The difference between a Wanderer and someone who has not yet awoke yet is that the Wanderer has become aware of themselves from a higher density point of view, a view of themselves further on the timeline, one where they have already undergone 3rd density and learned the lessons of love. So yes, the negativity is not necessary for them anymore, except to further understand love.

The general utility behind 'negative' energy is to give one the impetus to do work. You can't help someone who doesn't need your help, you can only help those who are struggling. So some people play the roles of "bad guy" so others can play the role of "good guy".

82.28 Questioner: OK. This is the central important point. Why, then, was it so— You’ve answered this, but it seems to me that if the polarization was the obvious thing that more effort would have been put forward to polarize. Let me see if I can state this… Before the veil there was an awareness of the need for polarization towards service to others in third density by all entities, whether incarnate in third-density, yellow-ray bodies or whether in between incarnations. What was the— I assume, then, that the condition of which we earlier spoke, the one of wealth you might say, was present through the entire spectrum of experience whether it be between incarnations or during incarnation and the entities just simply could not [chuckling] get up the desire or manifest the desire to create this polarization necessary for graduation. Is this correct?

Ra: I am Ra. You begin to grasp the situation. Let us continue the metaphor of the schooling but consider the scholar as being an entity in your younger years of the schooling process. The entity is fed, clothed, and protected regardless of whether or not the schoolwork is accomplished. Therefore, the entity does not do the homework but rather enjoys playtime, mealtime, and vacation. It is not until there is a reason to wish to excel that most entities will attempt to excel.

It's the illusion of the risk of "losing" that drives people to take action to better the experience for themselves and others.