Recommended Article from the Exploring and Turtle Section:
Inspired by the famous words of Herman Melville's character Bartleby the Scrivener this page tries to shed some light on a possible reason why there might be a tendency in those in higher vibrations not to look at their opposite in the lower vibrations.
In the article mentioned above called Principles of Magnetism and Electricity you can read about a holographic state of being in which Earth would have been before any fall in consciousness occurred. Here's a quote from the first paragraph:
At the time Earth existed in a state of Holographic Magnetic awareness. In a holographic creation there is no movement of energy per say; each movement of energy generates an instant and opposing movement of energy, which allows all to be experienced in the moment without harm. For example, if one were to have harmful polarised thought form, there would be an instant movement of opposing thought form that would cancel out and transcend the thought without creating harm.We have lately been delving into the possibility that electricity (and radioactivity as well probably) are the result of distorted, fractured magnetics. By sending back any electricity and radioactivity to it's place of origin you might in effect throw it in some big waste container. Through this evolving mode of thinking I have come to believe that somebody needs to take responsibility for these unpleasant and 'undesirable' effects of creation. If we are going to ascend in the Sirian way again we would be repeating the same mistake: in our quest for the symphonies of the higher vibrations we would prefer not to look at any of the shadows left behind.
Principles of Magnetism and Electricity (2006)
While writing an email today it dawned on me that there might be one major factor that hasn't been spoken of before: light fears darkness because a meeting could result in a canceling out of each other. In other words, if a light aspect of a certain thought form would open up to it's opposing thought form it could lead to her 'death', in the sense that they would stop existing separately.
Perhaps the consciousness in the higher realms knows that by looking at their opposite their game of independence is over. After the contact they are likely to merge with this holographic awareness. Perhaps out of fear of their own independent 'life' they 'would prefer not to' look their dark opposite in the eyes, thereby allowing and perhaps even promoting the darkness to exist. The continued existence of the unpleasant dark pole would secure their own existence; the light would have a vested interest in sustaining the 'dark'.
This game of refusing to look 'into the eyes of the opposite' might have played a part in the current state of affairs in which the 'dark' has expanded as it would have. Ask yourself the following questions: if you were sure that you would cease to exist by walking into some dark innercity alley where you would meet your stinking, scary and unpleasant, ugly looking counterpart would you go there anyway because it would be the holographically right thing to do? Or would you go tell your friends how to avoid certain alleys and secure your own existence?
I'd love to hear your comments!
Gibbon,
March 2006