07-24-2021, 09:21 AM
I have been thinking about human relationships and the concept of judgment. We know that we are all one and as Ra said, unity is naturally formed by a compassion and therefore nothing should be excluded or abhorred. However, Ra also said that so-and-so was distorted, etc. There is also the question of homosexuality, which they said it's a distortion (I don't want to revive this controversial discussion, because there are already threads about it, it's just an example).
My point is: judging someone else's distortions doesn't seems to me as something that can increase our negative polarity. It doesn't seem wrong to me. It's just a perception.
Over the past few months I have been dealing with a difficult and challenging catalyst having to do with a person I love and my difficulty seeing and noticing her distortions. With the fear of judging, I put myself in a situation of emotional fragility and realized that I was going down the path of martyrdom. Ra talked about the green ray entities being ineffective in the face of others' blockages as opposed to the blue ray entities. It always seemed to me that the path is this balance between wisdom and compassion, but in practice we end up being victims of immoderate love and we close our eyes to things that hurt us.
Does anyone have an opinion or thought about it?
My point is: judging someone else's distortions doesn't seems to me as something that can increase our negative polarity. It doesn't seem wrong to me. It's just a perception.
Over the past few months I have been dealing with a difficult and challenging catalyst having to do with a person I love and my difficulty seeing and noticing her distortions. With the fear of judging, I put myself in a situation of emotional fragility and realized that I was going down the path of martyrdom. Ra talked about the green ray entities being ineffective in the face of others' blockages as opposed to the blue ray entities. It always seemed to me that the path is this balance between wisdom and compassion, but in practice we end up being victims of immoderate love and we close our eyes to things that hurt us.
Does anyone have an opinion or thought about it?