12-12-2020, 08:50 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-12-2020, 09:01 PM by Louisabell.)
Actually, this thread has got me thinking about the implications of STO individuals in third-density serving a STS individual by helping them graduate into 4D negative. Is this legitimate service?! Obviously this wouldn't be done by allowing one to be controlled, but potentially by giving advice? Or maybe by allowing the STS entity to believe it has controlled the STO entity (by the STO entity not feeling a need to challenge the claim of domination).
If the above case is true, then would a STO wanderer's energy also be bent on helping those of STS polarity also be harvested, especially if that is the only way the third-density STS entity is likely to be harvested?
So is it better to see-off a STS entity graduate onto their 4D planet of choice, as oppose to trying to change its mind, potentially depolarising it and thereby causing it to be one of the "helpless" who cannot graduate?
Am I missing something here? Are these questions stupid? Help(!), anyone?
Ra 13.23 Wrote:The energies of your Wanderers, your teachers, and your adepts at this time are all bent upon increasing the harvest. However, there are few to harvest.
If the above case is true, then would a STO wanderer's energy also be bent on helping those of STS polarity also be harvested, especially if that is the only way the third-density STS entity is likely to be harvested?
Ra Wrote:19.18 Questioner: I assume that an entity on either path can decide to choose paths at any time and possibly retrace steps, the path-changing being more difficult the farther along is gone. Is this correct?
Ra: I am Ra. This is incorrect. The further an entity has, what you would call, polarized, the more easily this entity may change polarity, for the more power and awareness the entity will have.
Those truly helpless are those who have not consciously chosen but who repeat patterns without knowledge of the repetition or the meaning of the pattern.
So is it better to see-off a STS entity graduate onto their 4D planet of choice, as oppose to trying to change its mind, potentially depolarising it and thereby causing it to be one of the "helpless" who cannot graduate?
Am I missing something here? Are these questions stupid? Help(!), anyone?