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Gnosis5 · 02-14-2010, 11:36 PM

Yeah, and it seems there are different words for the same thing and that gap has to be closed too. I took me a bit of effort to learn the "out-there" terminologies when I left the comfort of my Church. The more I do that the more I can see that we are not so different afterall, those of us who are on the self-improvement path(s).

I'm not bragging in a bad way here, but today I helped a unit of consciousness merge a polarity (or duality -- I guess they mean the same). One end of the charged pole said "to merge" and the other end said "to separate", and because this was spoken in the timelessness of a near void it echoed out for eons, down the halls of time to my little spot on this ball of dirt.

The consciousness and I both processed the energies that were forcing us to choose either one side or the other. Imagine if someone can only either have the goal of separation or the goal of merging and hardly any point in between. What wars are made of, eh!

02-14-2010, 11:36 PM	#427
Gnosis5 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 1,659	Re: The ego what is it? How to transcend? Yeah, and it seems there are different words for the same thing and that gap has to be closed too. I took me a bit of effort to learn the "out-there" terminologies when I left the comfort of my Church. The more I do that the more I can see that we are not so different afterall, those of us who are on the self-improvement path(s). I'm not bragging in a bad way here, but today I helped a unit of consciousness merge a polarity (or duality -- I guess they mean the same). One end of the charged pole said "to merge" and the other end said "to separate", and because this was spoken in the timelessness of a near void it echoed out for eons, down the halls of time to my little spot on this ball of dirt. The consciousness and I both processed the energies that were forcing us to choose either one side or the other. Imagine if someone can only either have the goal of separation or the goal of merging and hardly any point in between. What wars are made of, eh!