Removing the veil of separation

[Ming the Merciful]

We need to help the Venusians on earth! That's true service-to-others. And it requires the unity compass that I have been ranting about.

Instead of the separate "me" trying to control a separate personal piece of reality, which I suspect inevitably leads to service-to-self, the green ray needs to be activated. And as Ra said, when the green ray is activated the blue ray immediately becomes activated which is the ray for communication. Then the sense of control takes a giant leap into a higher order of control which operates from wholeness that transcends and includes (see Ken Wilber's integral theories) the separate individual control.

Why would the Venusians need help? Don't they have access to the Venus sphere of fifth density? Yes they do, but they are trapped like the rest of us on earth in third density dominated by the veil. And for them to be able to access the green ray requires that the rest of us on earth activate the green ray in ourselves. So the service-to-others is here actually service-to-all which includes oneself. No horrible self-sacrifice or selflessness required or even wanted as it perpetuates the separate self.

A question? Does Reality exist beyond our Mind? The more I dig deeper into the subject, and I am learning from learned Scholars, everything appears as illusion, (and delusion)? Last night I downloaded a video on "What Video Are You Watching on YouTube". It was about Nepalese Buddhist Monks searching for the "Skywalker". The point that was made, was that in the writings of "Dakini", he had envisioned "Quantum Physics" hundreds of years ago. Once again, we return to the Akashic Records, (where he discovered the information), The "World Honoured One" had insights that modern day science is now discovering. Not only that, there was also a deep Metaphysical connection in his life that was beyond mere Human Knowledge. I must watch more of the videos, because they were amazing.



The video in question. I highly recommend you watch it. It is ninety minutes long, and every minute is eye-opening. As somebody who is used to practising Zen and following Eastern tradition, even I found it amazing.