10-17-2013, 09:02 AM
Just a couple of quick questions to whoever believes they have a good grasp of the idea of battle between the dark and the light. The Law of One, Book I, Session 25 states that only 4th D planetary entities fight this battle, and it is depolarizing, in the positive entities' lack of acceptance of that which is given. So my question is, if 5th D positives do not engage in this battle, why would 4D negative not attack 5D positive. Or if they did then what would happen? 5D would not engage, so it would be enslaved and lose usefulness? Why doesn't this happen? Or how is it avoided? And if the battle b/w 4D neg and pos cancel each other out and they have to regroup, why even bother? Why don't they just stop? Can't take that much wisdom to see it's all pointless.
The other thing is, the question is asked, "Am I correct in assuming that both the Confederation and the Orion group utilize only their fourth densities in this battle, and that the fifth and sixth densities of the Orion group do not engage in this?" The answer is that it is partially correct. "Fifth- and sixth-density entities positive would not take part in this battle. Fifth-density negative would not take part in this battle. Thus, the fourth density of both orientations join in this conflict." The only dif b/w the 2 statements was Ra's missing out 6D negatives. What's with that, and how is the questioner's assumption only partially correct?
Thanks for any thoughts.
The other thing is, the question is asked, "Am I correct in assuming that both the Confederation and the Orion group utilize only their fourth densities in this battle, and that the fifth and sixth densities of the Orion group do not engage in this?" The answer is that it is partially correct. "Fifth- and sixth-density entities positive would not take part in this battle. Fifth-density negative would not take part in this battle. Thus, the fourth density of both orientations join in this conflict." The only dif b/w the 2 statements was Ra's missing out 6D negatives. What's with that, and how is the questioner's assumption only partially correct?
Thanks for any thoughts.