Perhaps a true [seeker] will find this interesting, I neither advocate nor deny any of this however it does tend to generate thought and make me want to research even more and if the statement [knowledge protects] holds true to the very least?,,,,well then there you have it my friends, Ill be lucky if this stays up here for more than 5 minutes because someone deletes everything I post most ricky-tick so lets see what happens. The Cassiopaeans and many other channeled sources state that all is one and one is all. This is found in religion in places like Genesis and the beginning of the Gospel of John: 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 1:2 The same was in the beginning with God. 1:3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. This apparently simple statement has multiple aspects. Cosmologically, if all originates in a singularity, we could say that all is a product of an undifferentiated One. Most systems of metaphysics recognize something of the sort. Creation is God experiencing itself, say the Sufis. God was a hidden treasure and wanted to be known, but for knowledge there had to be knower and known. Thus the One divided into creation, giving rise to spirit and matter, orientations of STO/STS, involution and evolution and so forth. Cassiopaeans link the idea to consciousness and everyones joint access to all which is: All there is is lessons. This is one infinite school. There is no other reason for anything to exist. Even inanimate matter learns it is all an Illusion. Each individual possesses all of creation within their minds. Now, contemplate for a moment. Each soul is all powerful and can create or destroy all existence if know how. You and us and all others are interconnected by our mutual possession of all there is. You may create alternative universes if you wish and dwell within. You are all a duplicate of the universe within which you dwell. Your mind represents all that exists. It is fun to see how much you can access. [...] Challenges are fun. Where do you think the limit of your mind is? Q: (L) Well, I guess there is no limit. A: If there is no limit, then what is the difference between your own mind and everything else? Q: (L) Well, I guess there is no difference if all is ultimately one. A: Right. And when two things each have absolutely no limits, they are precisely the same thing. [End quote] We can speak of two distinct applications of All is One. The expanding or STO application would be to say that since all already is one, there is no point in wanting what another has for the self since in a sense this already exists within the one. Instead one may create something to enhance the creation, thus naturally contributing and adding to the One, thereby also giving to others. The STS application of the idea is to see all as a lost part of self which must be forced to return to self. The One is served by gathering all to self and thus to the One. The problem with the idea of all being one is that it is sometimes naively applied to human matters, as if the human could assume Gods perspective. So, even if the All blinks at neither the light or the dark [Ra] this does in no way free man from having to make ethical determinations and act on them. So the New Age sometimes misapplies All is One to justify non-action or indifference as being spiritual when precisely the opposite is the case. See discussion of polarity or harvestability for more on this. Another common misapplication of the idea is the New Age thought that one may accede to the unity of all things just by imagining it. At the human level, it seems the application of all is one is realized by actively participating and studying all which is, as objectively as possible. This may actually link the student to the world of all which is, whereas seeking bliss and experiences may only create a layer of wishfulness and subjectivity effectively increasing separation of the self from the All.
Posted on: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 00:35:19 +0000
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