Grit & Transmutation

[Sacred Fool]

Grit, alone, doesn’t yield the transmutation of catalyst which results in the transformation of self. It is, rather, that baseline capacity that allows the strength to flow into the being sufficient to keep one foot in front of the other. And for those who blend grit with…

• …the primary blue ray which is the first ray of radiation of self regardless of any actions from another…. – 41.25. (See also 26.38)
  

…then the stepping feet join, at the other end of the body, the head held high, literally or figuratively. (In a blizzard, one may need to keep the head down.)

It is tenacity, resilience, backbone, endurance, and focus – a keeping of the eye on the “prize,” as it were. And for the positively oriented student of evolution, that prize is the realization of self as the Creator.

 
 
Naturally there is some truth in this, but it seems to me there are other significant factors left out.
 
Tenacity, resilience, etc. come in to play in situations of adversity and, for me, the key elements of the adversity are usually internal.  Ergo, the backbone, endurance and all that are necessary to, basically, prevail over the self because that's usually whom we're resisting.  We're usually resisting our own self-limiting stories which are derived from past (i.e., no longer existing) experiences.  It's these stories, in large part, which prevent us from recognising our self on the level of the green ray, blue ray and so on.
 

Ra: I am Ra. The Law of One, though beyond the limitations of name, as you call vibratory sound complexes, may be approximated by stating that all things are one, that there is no polarity, no right or wrong, no disharmony, but only identity. All is one, and that one is love/light, light/love, the Infinite Creator.

 
In the upper quote, grittiness supposedly allows one the "radiation of self regardless of any actions from another," but that radiation on the level of the blue ray, I would say, comes not by way of tenacity against adversity, but via recognition of self within on that particular level of vibration (blue ray, in this instance).  This could happen with gentleness or grittiness or something else.
 
So, in my view, grit can help keep one in the game when one is in the stage of struggling within the illusion, but when self is largely balanced and accepted--that is, when catalyst is less physical and emotional, but more spiritual--attributes which are more radiant become more important in the quest of finding self within, recognising the Creatrix inside the fleshy box.