Showing posts with label collective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collective. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 March 2024

Post No. 2,727 - The wonders of higher frequency worlds are due predominantly to collective caring

A few weeks ago I was watching an online interview on UFOs and spirituality - including transformation. This was run by someone who I respect highly, and the guest was, for the most part, also very good - enough for me to check their website, and I am comfortable with others doing so.

For the most part, as towards the end of the interview the guest started to drift in to toxic forgiveness

I have written about my concerns around that previously (see the link in the preceding paragraph), but there is another aspect of this that I consider worth emphasising, which is what I consider the abdication of responsibility for - or even acknowledging notion of - sharing the job of making this world a better place (which includes politics) that the attitudes around toxic forgiveness can allow to remain unchallenged - which is a form of spiritual bypassing, in a sense, but based on the world we live in (particularly the spiritual ecosystem, perhaps), rather than the individual.

I can understand that those who are focused on (toxic) forgiveness (note that some forgiveness is NOT toxic) and “ascension” may fear being overwhelmed by the task of trying to change this world (there are a lot of other people here, and it is a big task), but I cannot countenance the lack of empathy from people claiming to be more spiritual - that is just more of the hard love rubbish.

I have also realised that many of those seeking to ascend, including forgiving so that they personally can ascend, do not understand that:

firstly, the creation and maintenance of this level of reality is a joint project - it is not only a top down order from a single being/god, it is an active project of the Higher Selves of all sentient life here;

second, the reason the higher frequency worlds are so attractive is because everyone works together to make it so. If you do ascend to those worlds and fail to understand that, you risk being unable to meet many of the basic expectations of residents of those worlds;

thirdly, we CAN edge our world towards a better state of existence - partly individually, but mostly by working together, as has been shown by millennia of human rights advocacy and political progressivism ... but that requires a humble (stop thinking you can only be worthwhile by making the world perfect - or substantially better [which is quite a challenge for some of us], or making enough of a change to be seen as outstanding or reward-worthy) collaboration with others, which only works if all hold respect for each other - you for others, AND others for you.

So, in a nutshell, we have to overcome our erroneous thinking and attitudes, but a key part of doing so is acknowledging that we are also an inherent and interactive part of the fabric (or weave, if you prefer) of Life

Trying to get out of here without trying to make here better is to a large part contrary to the reason this level of existence came into being, and is, in a sense, contrary to Life. 


PS - I may rework this post at some stage in the future


Possible flaws 

Where I can, I will try to highlight possible flaws / issues you should consider:

  • there may be flawed logical arguments in the above: to find out more about such flaws and thinking generally, I recommend Brendan  Myers’ free online course “Clear and Present Thinking” 
  • I could be wrong - so keep your thinking caps on, and make up your own minds for yourself.

 

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Tuesday, 1 March 2011

Post No. 235 - Disasters and collective & personal responsibility

I just listened to (most of) a great segment on the ABC Radio National's Background Briefing programme on disasters. The programme made some points that I agree with:
  • a rigid, hierarchical military structure can alienate the very community it is seeking to help;
  • disaster professionals MUST take the wish of people to help into account, and engage them BEFORE the disaster happens;
  • we need to take personal responsibility for being prepared (I recall the cyclone warnings about preparing for cyclones when I was a kid, and compare that with the abysmal situation now when virtually no warning is given - presumably to avoid scaring away tourists);
  • we need to take collective responsibility for some of our stupidity - such as building in flood or fire prone areas, or doing so in inappropriate ways;
  • we all need to accept that we are part of a collective, and things like "greenies" railing against firefighters for clearing land, and firefighters railing against "greenies" for not allowing said firefighters to turn forests into a barren desert do not help (no prizes for guessing which side of the argument I am on - BUT I do consider those who choose to live in fire prone areas should not necessarily get help from fire fighters if there is a fire: take the consequences for your decisions!);
  • communication needs to be understandable - plain English, yes, but also information that is meaningful, not "Xm height at point Y on the River".
The segment is well worth having a listen to - and a think. It is called "Mismanaging Disasters", and can be found here.

Love, light, hugs and blessings

Gnwmythr

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Tags: personal responsibility, responsibility, society, nature, disasters, collective,

First published: Tysdagr, 1st March, 2011

Last edited: Thursday, 3rd March, 2011