06-21-2011, 09:23 PM
(06-21-2011, 04:49 PM)Tenet Nosce Wrote: I think a great metaphor is provided for in A Wrinkle In Time. I can think of no better comparison for my idea of the contrast between a 4D positive, and a 4D negative world. It is easy to see how, in the beginning, it might be difficult to perceive the difference between one and the other. Well now that I think about it, that's probably where I got the idea from in the first place.
Collective
I tried to watch the movie the other day with my children. I had no idea it was a book. I walked in with no preconceived idea of what it was. Of course, I didn't know there was such a "dark" part of the film, and I turned it off at that point (for children's sake).
(06-21-2011, 05:17 PM)kycahi Wrote:(06-21-2011, 10:47 AM)Ankh Wrote:(06-21-2011, 09:21 AM)unity100 Wrote: - not everyone's lessons are the lesson of choicemaking in 3d.
Is that your own perception or you found something in the material that makes you think that way?
My reading of unity's post says that most everyone in the b4th community are Wanderers or equivalent and, therefore, made their Choice back when they were native to 3D.
IMHO, few or no native 3Ders will be attracted to this information because it looks kooky, bizarre, unintelligible, or not applicable to their situations. Also, as the LOO material helps with understanding and Ra themselves said no true 3Ders have understanding pre-Harvest, the LOO, L/L Research and Bring4th are not for them. I never thought about this, but it makes sense now. So I guess I'll promote myself to Wanderer status.
That's interesting. It has not been my perspective. It is very interesting to say that none would even take a look. Very interesting. Especially after I was babbling about being surrounded by people who would never heed such material. As though, if I'm a wanderer, I'm tired of being different. Huh. (repetition) Very Interesting.
(06-21-2011, 07:02 PM)Oceania Wrote: i don't live LOO. i haven't chosen i think. you still have to choose.
I've pounded myself with this thought.
At some point, I realized I had made the choice. When I took a good look at how I interpreted my self, I could see I made the choice. Now!, I am not "good" at putting my choice into play, so to speak. If skill at applying the choice is what matters, I'm in trouble. I don't think skill does matter.
And even though I've tried to think that the choice is made with complete awareness of myself, I'm loosening my grip on that.