Meteor said:
I should probably clarify. I used to not care about it, as I used to have some strange fetishes myself and assumed that was the case for most people. But then as I meditated for some time, I completely lost interest in those, as for me those fetishes were caused by deep psychological complexes and trauma which I was able to overcome thanks to meditation. Since meditation is "cleaning", I assumed that meant my former fetishes were actually "impure", and that the sexual preferences that remained were pure and natural.
That much is correct in a sense, in that it is pure and natural for me. But I took it a step further, and started to think that people who enjoy things I dislike are unclean and misguided, that they were failing to see what sex is truly meant to be (in my eyes). I especially looked down on people who enjoyed things that are the furthest removed from my own preferences, such as polyamory, BDSM, and other things I find too disgusting to mention here. I began to see their sexual preferences as a corruption that they were trying to spread to others by pretending it's normal and that it should be tolerated, when really it shouldn't be because it's unnatural (for me).
You were the first to remind me that there are polyamorous Gods and Goddesses, and that They've never tried to tell me that there's anything wrong with my preference for monogamy. That was the key to me gradually realising that there is no ideal sexuality for everyone, and that it's perfectly natural for different people to like different things. Because of that, I stopped looking down on those who told me about their genuinely positive experiences with things I wouldn't enjoy. Realising how positive it was for them, but that it's okay for me not to be like them, eventually helped me feel comfortable enough to descend from my high horse.
It was you that got me to think things over again and see the flaws in my thinking, and reach more reasonable and tolerant conclusion. Perhaps sometimes I was really worried deep down: "what if I'm actually the one that's odd?" But now, I know that's okay too.
Cool. Nice one.
Satnam666 said:
the Yehuborim thoughtform is trash,he decides already who will make it to his (paradise air quote) an who will not, so he already decided, so much for free will an crap. anyway im no longer afraid when i die, knowing the bible is a lie,being a jokehovian witness is hard they believe when you die, you stay dead till they Yehubor in the sky brings you back, an by stay dead i mean like nothing no soul pops out you don't go anywhere nothing, an i hear some seen their fate an they stay tethered to the earth till their soul dissipates an they literally become nothing sad fate, but im sure their Yehuborim leaders know, i have a strong suspicion one or more are yehuborim,anyway the witness cult has many failed prophecys 1914 1975 many more, you may want to researcher, they are a cult with deep ties to man company's of war, an i think a few porn industries no im not kidding look up their tax returns you will see,they are a business posing as a religion an have duped many people
christianity as a whole is a business. I forgot who said it, I think one who did our sites originally so maybe HPS Pythia, that the Yehubor trades material wealth and possessions for Souls. Well, I also read once that the OT tells the Yehubor how to steal your money; the NT tells you how to give your money to the Yehubor... Of course, christianity, etc., are distractions from what should be, and what used to be, real-life - which, of course, will return as we are seeing.
Stormblood said:
Meteor said:
Stormblood said:
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There is also advancement, and that will lead you toward better things, and to relinquish that which holds you back. That happens because, as you start settling on higher and higher frequencies, you no longer resonate with things that are lower and thus dross. In that case, it is dangerous to keep clinging to them, as it will only bring you back down where you were, stalling your advancement. This is why it is important to keep an open, flexible mindset, always questioning yourself in the strive for ascension.
I see how it would be harmful. I tried looking at pornography for a few days last year purely for nostalgia's sake, and while it was exciting at first, I soon felt a disgusting feeling and literal pain accumulating in my sacral chakra. I haven't felt like looking at any since.
Given that, why would anyone want to cling to such things, rather than leave it behind when they realise they can't enjoy it anymore? Isn't it a no-brainer to stop engaging in things that no longer resonate with them?
Even if it concerns a habit someone regularly engaged in with their long-term partner, I don't think they'd be able to force themselves to continue with it for long. It would make more sense to try to discuss it than to keep putting up with something they no longer like.
So what could cause someone to want to cling to something they don't like anymore, when it's even harmful to them?
In my experience and observation, the force of habit and a fixed mindset can cloud your judgement and perception, deluding you into believing that something is good for you just because it always was. Porn, gaming, Netflix, alcohol caffeine, sweets, being sedentary, tech dependency, spoon-feeding... there is a lot of things that hold us back. Prejudice and personal bias prevent many people from advancing at an optimal pace. HP Zevios Metathronos tried many times to offer a grounded perspective in his sermons, to push people to identify imbalances and rectifies. Hopefully, people stop ignoring his warnings once and for all.
A note to some of the readers that like to twist my words for the sake of argument: just because I recognise things and unveil them in front of everyone, it doesn't mean that I am by any stretch perfect. Everyone has their own struggles to overcome.
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Whatever we are, which includes the things we do, increase. I think this is either Nature or is an inbred trait given to us by our godly ancestors when They helped us skip over many countless years or evolution. Why can't our pet dogs increase and have a larynx which enables then to speak in Human words, then build a rocket to Moon, Mars and More? They, or crocodilians or other animals and insects, have been around for millions of years longer than we have - and even if our Gods and Goddesses hadn't have enabled us, we would have reached somewhere in the same direction eventually - if left alone. Of course, the increase of whatever we are, be, do, etc. can work better or worse. So if we eat sweets enough to a certain threshold, or more so to a point of no return - or drink this or that, or do this or that, or look at this or that... then it becomes us more and more, until it goes too far. Perhaps this is what is meant by "many will want to join but it will be too late", as well. Also I refer again to figure of the past's mention of "the eternal struggle" - even if we break free of crap, there is eternal improvement, advancement, and betterment, as the Gods and Goddesses are doing.
I think that our Souls and Chakras generate power in and of themselves, without raising our energies for workings; what sugar, alcohol, caffeine, images, substances, enjoyments, education, media, brainwashing, etc., etc., etc. we consume, all for dopamine and endorphines to be released (remembering the Mind, Soul and Body all affect each other) increases this naturally. What we put in comes out. Like when we raise, programme and direct Energies in workings, it's very similar, but over a longer period of time for some of the things.
The Mind is stubborn, and goes back to what it knows, based on the Soul, Mind and Body affecting each other. I think the Mind and Conscience are the gateway or 'driver' (in computer terminology) between the Physical Brain and the Soul and Spirituality. The effects of X drug on the Body, done after however many times, with the vibrations of that substance in conjunction with our Body, Mind and Soul separately and together, affect each of these things - then people actually are dependant on them - or so they think and have submitted themselves to.
So for those who have been duped by christianity in this case, or by drugs or fat food, etc. - and including some who have not been duped but have been into good things such as healthy sexual fetishes and interests, and also exercise, proper eating, etc. - these are what the person knows/comes to know, then does, and for some, live as/by. It is fed into them and it increases, hence stubbornness, force of habit, etc. Repetition is key - then the person becomes it and the Mind, Body and Soul ooze that which they did. "You are what you eat."
To quit, or for not-bad things, to change, etc. takes no-less effort than how much was used to begin and get into that thing. It might be easy to go to a party and be offered drugs and consume some, then enjoy it if you don't puke up or overdose - but the energies of getting to that party, being invited, being popular or a friend, living/hanging out in the correct areas and circles, working with the correct people, etc., are all a part of that work or hard work; then quitting the drugs needs much hard work, as well, but more so than what was put into it to get those drugs, accidentally or deliberately, in the first place.
Energy takes the path of least resistance. This usually is bad, negative, destructive, etc. It is easier to destroy than it is to create.
FancyMancy said:
Think of building the Taj Mahal or the Palace of Westminster - all of the designing, working out the dimensions, planning, gaining planning permission, gathering of resources, employing workers, training them, setting dates, contending with the weather, the medium of spending money and paying wages, contending with noise and other polution surrounding, etc., etc., etc. all takes a long time and a lot of energy/power/resources. Someone destroying this can either gain permission and waste much less time, or they can do it maliciously - just coming along and using TNT or a bulldozer or wrecking ball to destroy it all in a matter of minutes and not care about the consequences.
To get better, in whichever positive, healthy and beneficial ways, is much harder than to give-in and call it quits. At this point, the person should not bother complaining about things - but the fact that they still do complain is a positive sign that they
want to improve, get better, etc.; a lot just don't know how.
Changing a habit to a different or better one is similar. If the habit is not bad, then why break it? Surely for a reason I don't know. Power Meditation, Magick, the Occult, Spirituality - knowledge and understanding and applying that knowledge and understanding correctly - is a bunch of cheat codes in this Game of Life which the Yehubor has created - but we can do a Capt. Kirk and change the rules in this no-win situation!
This doesn't all have to be relevant to whom I am replying to here. It can also be relevant to AnnaMarie, and of course to anyone, also.