Hi there,
Abstract:
In the Law of One, we learned about the "laws" to graduate into positive and negative polarities, or repeat. This information created a entry point to pierce the "veil." The "veil," essentially is responsible for your amnesia from last life, and it veils you from seeing the rules on the "chess board." The purpose is to preserve one's freewill. If you play a game knowing everything about it, then your choices would be to maximize the benefit of what you can obtain.
Kind of like "Easter eggs" in video games, it is unknown to the players (especially new players.) But if there was a cheat sheet out there, most would try to find the eggs following the "cheat sheet," and this takes away the genuine "surprise" and "experience" that the creator wanted the players to experience.
Questions: (These questions are formulated under the assumption that you understand the "chess board.")
1. After reading the Law of One, do you find yourself making choices in a "rationalized" manner?
i.e. "I want to graduate to 4th, so doing this will help me get there." or "Oh, death is not permanent, I put my faith in the creator and trust wherever I will go has a purpose for me."
2. How do you reason with yourself when you do something good, or bad to another-self?
3. When you are seeking, whether for metaphysical healing, philosophy, science, or just from curiosity. Do you find that it is to serve yourself first?
with l/l
Abstract:
In the Law of One, we learned about the "laws" to graduate into positive and negative polarities, or repeat. This information created a entry point to pierce the "veil." The "veil," essentially is responsible for your amnesia from last life, and it veils you from seeing the rules on the "chess board." The purpose is to preserve one's freewill. If you play a game knowing everything about it, then your choices would be to maximize the benefit of what you can obtain.
Kind of like "Easter eggs" in video games, it is unknown to the players (especially new players.) But if there was a cheat sheet out there, most would try to find the eggs following the "cheat sheet," and this takes away the genuine "surprise" and "experience" that the creator wanted the players to experience.
Questions: (These questions are formulated under the assumption that you understand the "chess board.")
1. After reading the Law of One, do you find yourself making choices in a "rationalized" manner?
i.e. "I want to graduate to 4th, so doing this will help me get there." or "Oh, death is not permanent, I put my faith in the creator and trust wherever I will go has a purpose for me."
2. How do you reason with yourself when you do something good, or bad to another-self?
3. When you are seeking, whether for metaphysical healing, philosophy, science, or just from curiosity. Do you find that it is to serve yourself first?
with l/l