12-01-2010, 06:14 PM
The definition of free will seems to differ from context to context.
at the start, as Ra tells us, infinite intelligence discovered finity, and that enabled the concept known as free will.
but then there is a free will concept that comes from the veil. the thicker the veil, the 'freer' the will, apparently, if we look at what Ra says about the veil.
i dont think however, there is a 'true' free will that exists. finites have to exist with each other, and therefore it is impossible not to interact with each other. therefore, everyone else's choices affects everyone else in an infinitely complex spectrum.
violet ray is one of the factors at play, and i think its the most important. for, no entity will be able to manifest and exist in an environment where it is not compatible. this is what we understand from Ra.
im not saying 7d, im saying, at any given point, an entity's violet energy situation ,manifestation - ie true nature - determines what it can do, and what it cannot.
at the start, as Ra tells us, infinite intelligence discovered finity, and that enabled the concept known as free will.
but then there is a free will concept that comes from the veil. the thicker the veil, the 'freer' the will, apparently, if we look at what Ra says about the veil.
i dont think however, there is a 'true' free will that exists. finites have to exist with each other, and therefore it is impossible not to interact with each other. therefore, everyone else's choices affects everyone else in an infinitely complex spectrum.
violet ray is one of the factors at play, and i think its the most important. for, no entity will be able to manifest and exist in an environment where it is not compatible. this is what we understand from Ra.
im not saying 7d, im saying, at any given point, an entity's violet energy situation ,manifestation - ie true nature - determines what it can do, and what it cannot.