What Does The Harvest Really Mean?

[APeacefulWarrior]

Because, you're contradicting your own beliefs.   Are you STO or STS? Because if you are the former, than how can you sit back and say "Don't fight the good fight, if you don't want to.  Don't fight any fight, if that's your choice.  Or do fight.  Whatever." That sounds schizophrenic to me.

You know, I cannot even begin to disentangle this or figure out what you actually think the terms "STO" or "STS" mean.  First you claim - falsely - that I'm telling you what to do, then when I quite explicitly illustrate your free will without at all telling you what to do, you get upset over that as well. Apparently it doesn't matter whether I tell you what to do, or not, you'll object either way.  (And while calling me confused and schizophrenic.)

I mean... it would appear you believe the STO way would be for me to tell you to fight!

You might also want to read the midsection of Session 25.  It addresses quite concretely why it's basically unproductive for STO and STS to seek out direct combat. Whether you fight any battles or not is ENTIRELY up to you, and has nothing to do with your chosen polarity. If you have come to associate being STO with fighting STS, then that is simply your choice.

And according to the Ra Material you move through densities based on your STO/STS orientation.

This is a major over-simplification of the materials.  The only time STO/STS have any major significance is in third density, and sixth.  In third density, polarization is a reflection of one's increasing self-empowerment and ability to take direct responsibility for their spiritual progress, along with their ability to generate Love. (I mentioned this previously in the thread, where I likened it to puberty.)  In sixth, polarity is abandoned entirely before an entity can move into seventh.  That's it.  STO/STS could be liked to scaffolding on the side of a building during its construction.  It's a useful prop for achieving certain ends, but something which will be removed and rendered completely unimportant by the time the work is complete.

Your posts seem to suggest you consider the scaffolding more important than the building!

The enemy is the system.

I'm sorry, but as long as you perceive "the system" as being "the enemy" you will always be fighting a battle you can never win.   You and "the enemy" are one in the same.  That is the essence of the Law of One. If you feel you must fight, then I'd suggest you at least endeavor to remember that it's only a game, and the board will be cleared someday in the future.

(If you play a game of Risk with your family, do you truly feel you are at war with them?)