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casper

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Identifying and distinguishing positive from negative energy

If we know that negative energy feed psychopaths, psychopaths as they know or recognize that energy?
I know the emotions like hate, fear and greed are easy to recognize, but how if we enjoy something (do not take anything from anybody, just say we enjoy in a football game) feed psychopaths?
Do they consider it as a waste of energy, so we have to lick your fingers as much as we delicious?
 
casper said:
Identifying and distinguishing positive from negative energy

If we know that negative energy feed psychopaths, psychopaths as they know or recognize that energy?
I know the emotions like hate, fear and greed are easy to recognize, but how if we enjoy something (do not take anything from anybody, just say we enjoy in a football game) feed psychopaths?
Do they consider it as a waste of energy, so we have to lick your fingers as much as we delicious?

Well, if I understood your question correctly, this kind of feeding probably has to do with people believing and/or being preoccupied with lies, especially if it makes them feel good and continues to maintain their illusions. Our whole society is based on things like this. For example, there is an ongoing genocide in Palestine or another pedophile scandal in the UK, but people would still prefer to see "Dancing with Stars" or hear the news about Justin Bieber. So in a sense, this kind of apathy and ignorance of the world around us perpetrates the reality psychopaths are trying to maintain.

This Laura's article explains how and why it works.
 
for Keit
The eyes are always wide open and I am aware of all the injustices that are happening around me in the world, or whether it means that we can not enjoy some small things, while we do not keep psychopaths?

I love to cook and I really enjoy it, while I know that 50% of people on Earth on the brink of starvation.
Sin?
I like to watch a good movie, wasting unnecessary electricity.
Sin?
Recycle waste properly, but I make it their very existence on Earth.
Sin?
I get a piece of merchandise for the train or dress because I need, many around me that I can not afford.
Sin?

Sin or food for psychopaths?
 
casper said:
for Keit
The eyes are always wide open and I am aware of all the injustices that are happening around me in the world, or whether it means that we can not enjoy some small things, while we do not keep psychopaths?

I love to cook and I really enjoy it, while I know that 50% of people on Earth on the brink of starvation.
Sin?
I like to watch a good movie, wasting unnecessary electricity.
Sin?
Recycle waste properly, but I make it their very existence on Earth.
Sin?
I get a piece of merchandise for the train or dress because I need, many around me that I can not afford.
Sin?

Sin or food for psychopaths?
I think you are mixing up some concepts here. We were told by the Cs that negative emotions feed 4D STS, not psychopaths specifically. Although at some level they might be included, but the way these STS hierarchies work is they would have the 4D STS "food" transferred mostly up the hierarchy and only keep a little for themselves. I don't think things like enjoying cooking count as negative emotions, it would seem like a positive emotion. I'm also not sure the concept of "sin" is useful in this context.
 
Sin, because while I enjoy'm not focused on those around him, to a world that is struggling in the war.
My question would be given to my enjoyment (which is to be a positive emotion) can become negative or so perceived, because I am not ordained say the unrest in Gaza?
 
casper said:
Sin, because while I enjoy'm not focused on those around him, to a world that is struggling in the war.
My question would be given to my enjoyment (which is to be a positive emotion) can become negative or so perceived, because I am not ordained say the unrest in Gaza?
Maybe you could look at it this way: Both the suffering in Gaza itself, and the suffering of people of conscience who are aware of what's happening there can be food for 4D STS. That may be the primary reason these things happen, who knows? The only value in someone who is not in Gaza feeling miserable about it is if that feeling prompts them to DO something about it and if that awareness contributes to them having a more objective view of the world. By itself, feeling horrible about Gaza doesn't help the people in Gaza.

As for the objective view of the world, what I mean is that if someone has a nice day, far from Gaza, if that person thinks that, because they had a nice day, that the world is good, then that is a subjective view of the world. Lots of people do this. But I think if you keep Gaza in mind, but still enjoy little pleasures of your day, it's not a "sin". I think that one of the things the psychopaths are very clever about is making us feel responsible for the whole world. When in fact it's them that are more responsible for the bad state of the world. So feeling guilty is probably another negative emotion that feeds 4D STS. The concept of sin implies guilt and shame, which probably aren't constructive.

My 2 cents.
 
casper said:
Sin, because while I enjoy'm not focused on those around him, to a world that is struggling in the war.
My question would be given to my enjoyment (which is to be a positive emotion) can become negative or so perceived, because I am not ordained say the unrest in Gaza?

I agree with Mr. Premise on this one. Personally I think "sin" is knowing you should not do something (for whatever reason), and doing it anyway. For instance, if I pass a hitchhiker, it's very cold outside, and I have time on my hands and room in my car, he doesn't look dangerous, and even that possibility exists, I have some form of weapon ready for my defense. In this case, all the variables are met, and in my mind it would be "sinful" to keep driving and say "screw that guy." That's just my opinion... I would at least pull over and assess the situation.

What you're talking about is, I think, slightly different than this. Is it a sin for me to heat my home when millions of people live without heat? No, because what can I do about that situation? Nothing. I am not able to give my heat to them. And then, if I do not heat my home, I cannot work or make money to continue living, which then makes me unable to be of service to anyone.

Again, in my opinion, it is our obligation to our own selves to keep ourselves and our lives in working order so that we CAN be of service to others when the opportunity arises. Using my first example, if I didn't have a car, or gas in the car, I would not be able to pick up anyone else who might need a ride.

It's all relative, essentially, and based on the law of three: there is good, and there is bad, but ultimately there is the specific situation that determines what is good and what is bad.

For instance, I have learned that I enjoy being sober. Is that a sin, when many people suffer from addiction? If you were to starve yourself simply because others are starving, you would be doing no good for anyone, only harming yourself, and removing the possibility that you could help others.

I think it also depends on how you feel. When you say you enjoy something, are you thinking "Haha, I enjoy this so much, screw everyone else who is having a bad time." ? I doubt it, but then, if you are thinking that, I would consider that a form of "sin" because you would actually be enjoying the suffering of others, instead of enjoying your own positive experience. IMO, we can still enjoy positive experiences and at the same time feel compassion and empathy towards those who are deprived of them.

EDIT: I posted this at the same time as Mr. Premise's second reply. We may be repeating each other. :/
 
The small joys of fun for me in the sense that they can be relaxed and calm.
I read somewhere (I really can not remember where exactly) that we are in this state most vulnerable because they do not expect an attack.
If this is true, does that mean then that both of that would perhaps defined as negative energy because I enjoy it, and not to share with others (eg, cooking)?
(This is just one example)
 
casper said:
The small joys of fun for me in the sense that they can be relaxed and calm.
I read somewhere (I really can not remember where exactly) that we are in this state most vulnerable because they do not expect an attack.
If this is true, does that mean then that both of that would perhaps defined as negative energy because I enjoy it, and not to share with others (eg, cooking)?
(This is just one example)

Hi casper, may I ask if you've had a chance to read The Wave Series yet? Laura covers a lot of your questions in painstaking detail. If you haven't, I think you would highly benefit from it.
 
casper said:
The small joys of fun for me in the sense that they can be relaxed and calm.
I read somewhere (I really can not remember where exactly) that we are in this state most vulnerable because they do not expect an attack.
If this is true, does that mean then that both of that would perhaps defined as negative energy because I enjoy it, and not to share with others (eg, cooking)?
(This is just one example)

I hope I understand you correctly here, otherwise please correct me. I'm not sure we're especially vulnerable in that kind of state, i.e. when we are doing things that bring joy to us or that are relaxing or calming. I think that, in a way, we're vulnerable at any time, and that awareness and vigilance may be needed at any time. Even when you're cooking something, you'll have to be aware to make sure you don't burn/cut yourself! But I'm not sure what you mean by attack here, could you perhaps elaborate if you can?

And I don't think it's necessarily ''negative energy'' when you do something you enjoy. The context is important as Jonathan explained: "there is good, and there is bad, but ultimately there is the specific situation that determines what is good and what is bad".
 
I thought that we must never relax because we are then vulnerable because we are calm and relaxed and easily accessible.
Too much light as to cause darkness, must come the balance, in this case the attack.
That's what I meant when I talked about food (because i dont share my happy time)
 
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