If there are no good things to say or communicate, then I stay silent.
This seems difficult for humans, as police interrogations have shown. When they feel certain emotions, they begin talking, just to relieve the pressure. The self contained entity, can become silent and refuse to act. This is their Will, and cannot be overridden once they achieve a certain level.
The nearest practical example would be the wanderer/human Yeshua of Nazareth. The Nazarene. When asked to justify his innocence, he refused and remained silent. For the most part. He had already asked Heavenly Father, his high self or Sananda, and he received Divine Will. And he accepted it. What was there to say to humans after?
This seems difficult for humans, as police interrogations have shown. When they feel certain emotions, they begin talking, just to relieve the pressure. The self contained entity, can become silent and refuse to act. This is their Will, and cannot be overridden once they achieve a certain level.
The nearest practical example would be the wanderer/human Yeshua of Nazareth. The Nazarene. When asked to justify his innocence, he refused and remained silent. For the most part. He had already asked Heavenly Father, his high self or Sananda, and he received Divine Will. And he accepted it. What was there to say to humans after?
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