Bernardo GA
Jedi
When I think about colinearity, I assume we're talking about a shared goal towards which we are striving, an ideal that is placed above our own subjectivity and a love for something higher. Maybe we can call it truth or objectivity.
What gets in the way is our own subjectivity and the overall state of our being, as has been covered in the Wave series, and also by Gurdjieff, Mouravieff, Ashworth, modern psychology etc.
By having a share goal, and valuing it enough, we could, at least in theory, overcome the pull of "many I's" and arrive at something real. In practice though, it's a long process with many setbacks, back-and-forths, mistakes and so on
hank you BHelmet for starting this thread, which addresses a topic of utmost importance for the forum, in my opinion.
What I think about it, is already very well expressed in Antonio's words.
He knew how to summarize what I would try to say using a mountain of words.
I also agree with you, that this is an effort worth making.
I know I was once hard on you, because perhaps I misinterpreted you.
I sincerely hope you will accept my apology.
I have faith and hope in this work together, where collinearity is both desirable and necessary.
As to the good question posed as to whether the Cas are referring to the collinearity of a specific group in this forum, or whether they are addressing everyone, I am inclined that they are addressing everyone.
I don't even think they refer only to collinearity among the members, as might be a real interest in the purpose that brings them together.
I think that in addition to that, they refer to the collinearity of each individual with himself.
The work on oneself, in a certain way, consists precisely in gradually aligning oneself with one's higher self, so to speak.
Each one, at his level of understanding or schedule, must make the effort so that his actions are not divorced from his higher inner voice.
I comment on this, because while the question to the Cas was about the weakness of the group, let us not forget that the group is made up of individuals.
I hope it is understood that I used the term "individual" in the most common sense of the word, and not to refer to those who have achieved true individuality, which would be those who make up the esoteric circle if I am not mistaken.
Thank you all for your contributions, and excuse me for not being able to synthesize better what I want to say.
I hope it is understood in spite of that.
Thank you guys.
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