A question from a novice about the mortality of the soul

I have a question for you that is bothering me. Is the soul mortal or immortal? Because if she is on the positive side (STO) then I understand that she is immortal. But if it's on the negative side (STS) it seems to become lethal. If each soul has a so-called divine spark/seed within it, then those beings that are STS kill this divine spark after collapsing into a so-called black hole (nothingness). Or maybe this divine spark does not die after the STS soul collapses into nothingness, but returns to God and starts evolution from the beginning from a spark/seed for millions or billions of years. Or maybe it is lost forever. At the same time, I inform you that I know that God does not lose anything because a spark/seed is only its replication.
 
I think it all depends on individual choice. If the fundamental law of the universe is free will, then:

At the same time, I inform you that I know that God does not lose anything because a spark/seed is only its replication.

God would allow for that separation and soul destruction if that is the choice of the individual soul. Tricky thing is that God also allows for deceptions that mean that an individual may be making choices based on false information.
 
The "ego" soul from the self is mortal at one point or another of its evolution into the realms of illusion.
Only the "divine" Soul from the Self could be immortal, being beyond Space-Time, origin and finality of all that is.
Or So I Think...
 
I have a question for you that is bothering me. Is the soul mortal or immortal? Because if she is on the positive side (STO) then I understand that she is immortal. But if it's on the negative side (STS) it seems to become lethal. If each soul has a so-called divine spark/seed within it, then those beings that are STS kill this divine spark after collapsing into a so-called black hole (nothingness). Or maybe this divine spark does not die after the STS soul collapses into nothingness, but returns to God and starts evolution from the beginning from a spark/seed for millions or billions of years. Or maybe it is lost forever. At the same time, I inform you that I know that God does not lose anything because a spark/seed is only its replication.
Yes, the matter is confusing.

What I can understand more or less is the following.

The STO path is quite well understood, because it seems that after each incarnation the person is freed from the material world and returns to the spiritual world (fifth density).

On the STS path, it may be that the person renounces the spiritual world, in favor of the survival of his personality. The person stays in the third or fourth density, in the less physical part. Perhaps it could be called the electromagnetic, plasma or similar world.

Then, the consciousness limited in its configuration by the incarnation, can get a body to continue acting in the material world, which would be a fourth-density STS body provided by, let's say, the powers that govern that option.

That is why the limit is the fourth density, because the limit is the material world in its many configurations.

Persistence in that option can lead to the destruction of the entire physical configuration of that consciousness, producing a "break" of the connection with the soul in fifth density. Everything is recycled into primary material components and starts the whole process over again from non-existence. The universe recreates from the atom.

It has been said, however, that at any time in fourth density, one can change their mind and return to fifth density to attempt further progress in an STO option, which will eventually lead to sixth density after the necessary work.

Those who have total power over time and matter are considered gods and the eventuality of their destruction will surely be taken into account, but those who like it will fight for their survival and to continue gaining power.

Of there is the phrase of the C's about the "lizards" and that their race is dying (I am paraphrasing), but apparently they persist in their choice.

This is what I understand on the matter.
 
8 Great Obi-Wan Kenobi Quotes

1. “Luke, you’re going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view.” / “The truth is often what we make of it; you heard what you wanted to hear, believed what you wanted to believe.”
Philosophical and moral principles are not laws of nature. Like John Locke (the philosopher, not the LOST character) said, we're born tabula rasas -- blank slates that, in time, will form a perspective all our own. And that perspective will determine our truths and our beliefs, just like Obi-Wan said. After all, if Anakin could go down a path that led him to think Palpatine was the good guy, any perspective is possible. So be careful what you believe.
**************
2. “Be mindful of your thoughts, Anakin, they betray you.”
Focus. It's a core tenet of the Jedi training. But this statement is more than Obi-Wan waxing all yogi “be here now,” because there's something to be said, also, of stripping yourself of preconceived notions. Experience a situation for what it is, Obi-Wan would caution; not for what you expect it to be.
******************
3. “So uncivilized.”
Life throws us a lot of curveballs, and sometimes we find ourselves having to defeat a four-armed alien cyborg with nothing but our wits and a blaster. That doesn't mean we have to totally reduce ourselves to a level beneath us. Sure, Obi-Wan had to fire a rifle into Grievous's heart to finally take him down, but he took no pleasure in doing so. Like everything Obi-Wan did, he did it with class.
*************
4. “Only a Sith deals in absolutes.”
Yes, this statement draws a lot of heat because it is, in itself, an absolute. But let's think about the distinction between what Obi-Wan said and Anakin saying, “If you're not with me, then you're my enemy.” Now, that is an absolute; it's a statement that slices all the complexities out of relationships and principles, leaving nothing but a binary choice. All or nothing. And only someone who respects nuance and thoughtful consideration of, well, anything would never throw down such a dangerous gauntlet.
**************
5. “If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.”
Obi-Wan was no fool, and there's something to be said about believing in the power of ceding your own existence so the next generation can thrive. Obi-Wan knew his time had passed -- something Anakin never could grasp -- and that his true power was in helping Luke achieve his destiny. That time comes for us all, where we have to step aside and allow others to claim the world. As usual with Obi-Wan, he did it with unparalleled grace.

******************
6. “I have the high ground.”
Bombshell time. This quote? It's a metaphor. Yes, when Obi-Wan warned Anakin not to attack him because he had the strategic advantage, he was on higher ground. But Obi-Wan also owned the moral higher ground, having stuck to his code as a Jedi and a defender of peace and liberty throughout the galaxy, where Anakin lost all those things in his lust for power and need to quell his own fears. Point being: Strategic high grounds are good, but moral ones are just as important.
*****************
7. “Use the Force, Luke.”
One of the most iconic quotes in all of Star Wars history. The world calls to all of us: Trust in yourself; believe in yourself.
*******************

8. “If you define yourself by the power to take life, the desire to dominate, to possess...then you have nothing.”
In a sense, this encapsulates everything Obi-Wan stood for: He was selfless and kind, and though it looked like he had nothing -- from Maul's twisted perspective, Obi-Wan was just a rat in the desert -- Obi-Wan had more than any of his enemies could ever hope for: a noble purpose. He wasn't fueled by revenge like Maul or driven by rage like Vader. There were a number of opportunities were Obi-Wan could have succumbed to such temptations, but he, as he tells Maul, rose above that darkness. His dignity, his principles, his focus, all those qualities made Obi-Wan not only one of the greatest characters of the Star Wars story, but also one of the greatest heroes.
*******************
The following post illustrates both paths very well.
 
I have a question for you that is bothering me. Is the soul mortal or immortal? Because if she is on the positive side (STO) then I understand that she is immortal. But if it's on the negative side (STS) it seems to become lethal. If each soul has a so-called divine spark/seed within it, then those beings that are STS kill this divine spark after collapsing into a so-called black hole (nothingness). Or maybe this divine spark does not die after the STS soul collapses into nothingness, but returns to God and starts evolution from the beginning from a spark/seed for millions or billions of years. Or maybe it is lost forever. At the same time, I inform you that I know that God does not lose anything because a spark/seed is only its replication.
Well,

I think it depends on what you mean by immortal, and mortal.

I also don't think that positive or negative could be used to define STS or STO directly as such, STS and STO are orientations or modes of being in the universe, as I understand it. There are indeed STS souled beings, all of humanity for instance, and we all have a soul element despite the orientation.

I also get the sense that you're applying a linear approach to the question, and I think that might cloud the answer. I also suppose that in that sense it depends on what you mean by soul too.
 
I have a question for you that is bothering me. Is the soul mortal or immortal? Because if she is on the positive side (STO) then I understand that she is immortal. But if it's on the negative side (STS) it seems to become lethal. If each soul has a so-called divine spark/seed within it, then those beings that are STS kill this divine spark after collapsing into a so-called black hole (nothingness). Or maybe this divine spark does not die after the STS soul collapses into nothingness, but returns to God and starts evolution from the beginning from a spark/seed for millions or billions of years. Or maybe it is lost forever. At the same time, I inform you that I know that God does not lose anything because a spark/seed is only its replication.
After reading the book Life Between Life along with other information that all “match up” Souls grow and evolve gaining wisdom learning lessons. The Soul “needs” or should I say “chooses” to reincarnate or BE in 3D STS and other STS dynamics to learn about itself, life, the universe, live out its chosen fate (with free will). If one “fails” or doesn’t progress, complete what it set out to do in the pre life planning phase or commits suicide it is said that the soul has to start over again. Or will have to enter 3D STS again.

There are many souls that supposedly make up one big “soul” or “thing” this thing I guess one can call God or creator or maybe the souls gain wisdom learns gathers it all for what EXACTLY I don’t know. I’ve read/learned to picture a bedsheet all souls make up the intertwined fabric and the sheet moves…across what or what moves it I don’t know. But I assume the “matured” or learned “soul” one by one move it.

If STS “wins” in a souls lifetime I assume it is looked at as a “failure” or a sub optimal reincarnation but I quote all these words as if there’s no time how can one fail.

Also to answer your question with more precision I believe STS “kills” a soul or “delays” it by taking over its reincarnation fate and subverting the in between life plan of the soul’s reincarnation as the soul reincarnates in 3D and in avoiding this the soul learns or improves.

Keep in mind it’s tough to use “3D” language to describe something non 3D thus the soul, being, spirit, human organism has to learn to understand what can’t be exactly described using dictionary language IMO
 
This was little confusing due to the varying meaning of the words "existence", "reflection" and so on.

Few points from sessions:
  • The concept of black hole as the ultimate STS destination is relevant to densities 1-4 only. It may mean its physical part. What happens if one goes through black hole portal is the creation of primal atom as a "reflection".
  • The concept Soul as God's spark is of 5th density which is contemplation zone. It may mean STS or STO. C's also told soul's doesn't die. It may mean 5D STS uses other physical vehicles of 1-4 densities until it learns forever.
  • There is 6D STS as a reflection for the sake of balance.
  • Even one moves in to 7D , there can be a fall ("Lucifer") and souls can come down.
  • C's also said, 7D is every thing in existence. Then what is the difference 7D and lower densities ? C's also mentioned that densities are consciousness level categorization.
10-december-1994
Q: (T) Well, they refer in the material that I am reading through, that they are STS through STO. (L) They serve self BY serving others. (T) Is that what they mean? (L) Yeah. (T) Is that what we're supposed to do, serve ourselves by serving others? (T) Yeah! Because what goes around, comes around. If you serve others then you get things back. (F) Because when you serve yourself, all there is is an infinite number of individuals serving self. (T) There is no energy exchange, no synergy within the group; there is no exchange. (F) Everything moves inward. (T) There is no sharing, no growth, there is no nothing. (F) No interconnecting. (T) Right! There is no learning. (L) In terms of major STS, this may or may not be related, could you tell us the nature of a Black Hole?]

A: Grand Scale STS.

Q: (L) Is it like a being that has achieved such a level of STS that it has literally imploded in on itself in some way?

A: Close analogy.

Q: (T) Possibly an entire civilization of STS?

A: No.

Q: (L) Well, maybe a civilization can't do it because that implies working together. It must need to be an individual being.

A: Black Holes are a natural force reflection of Free Will consciousness pattern of STS. Notice that Black Holes are located at center of spiral energy forces, all else radiates outward.

Q: (L) Now, you say "spiral" energy forces, and you also have said that this wave is a spiral. Is the central point of this wave that is spiraling, a black hole?

A: No.

Q: (L) Is it a radiating wave?

A: All in creation is just that: a radiating wave.

Q: (L) Where does the energy go that gets sucked into a black hole?

A: Inward to total nonexistence.

Q: (L) Well, if a black hole continues to suck stuff in, is it possible that it would eventually suck in the entire creation?

A: No.

Q: (L) Why is that?

A: Universe is all encompassing. Black holes are final destination of all STS energy.

Q: (F) So, does this mean that we, or anyone else who is classified as STS, remains on said path, that we will eventually end up in a Black Hole?

A: Close.

Q: (L) Well, that is pleasant. And what happens to energy that is "total non-existence"?

A: Total non-existence balances total existence. Guess what is total existence?

Q: (L) Well, is it kind of like a balancing force?

A: "God."

Q: (T) Are we talking about the creator god as in the Pleiadians?

A: Not Pleiadians. Prime Creator.

Q: (T) What is the difference between the Prime Creator and "God?"

A: None. As long as you exist, you are of the Prime Creator.

It was not clear what is meant by "exist". Is it physical existence or ethereal existence.

(L) Now, this stuff that goes into Black Holes, that goes into non-existence, is that, then, not part of the Prime Creator?

A: Correct.

Q: (L) How can Prime Creator lose any part of him or itself?

A: Prime Creator does not "lose" anything.

Q: (L) Well, then, how would you describe this energy that was in existence and then is no longer in existence because it has become or gone into a Black Hole?

A: Reflection is regenerated at level 1.

Q: (L) So, this energy goes into a Black Hole and... does it come out on the other side?

A: No.

Q: (L) Does it become like a primal atom?

A: No.

Q: (T) Does it go back into the cycle?

A: No. Reflection regenerates as primal atoms.

In a weird way, this reminds me of "magical world" of Central banks. They give $10,000 loan to a customer and use that as a reason to get 100,000 from Federal reserve, which prints the dollars ( comes from the "trees"). In that sense banks doesn't lose any thing. It is the people who trusted the system is the "losers" as they have to burn their energy to repay the loans ( thousand different "instruments" as such) only to feed the "beast".

7-may-1995
Q: (L) Okay, now I was reading through the transcripts a while ago and it says that a Black Hole is total non- existence which is regenerated at level one. Or, that the regeneration at level one is a reflection of a Black Hole. Is a Black Hole a level one phenomenon or a level seven phenomenon?

A: One through four only.

Q:
(L) Is there any representation of the Black Hole phenomenon, that is, total non-existence, at the higher levels, that is, five through seven?

A: See previous answer.

Q: (T) Well, if the Black Hole is pure STS at level one through four, at level five through seven there is only pure STO. (SV) They said earlier that there was STS at level five and six. (T) But, that's reflection. (L) Thought form.

A: Encapsulated at five.
I am not sure whether I understand "encapsulated at five". May be it is thought form?
 

Trending content

Back
Top Bottom