I was mulling over a couple of things the C's had said during their sessions. One was a quote that I can't find again from the transcripts. It had something to do with someone asking about their polar opposite and that if one couldn't work out their life issues then the other would get stuck as well and they wouldn't be able to meet. Like the blocks of one affects the other as well so if one can't untangle from life's difficulties then the other would get stuck in a similar situation. Then I read this part of the transcripts the other day:
Now in relation to the above what I was speculating was that your actions or lack thereof could have an effect on your soul twin/group. So I was wondering with respect to putting someone on the step behind you, would anticipation of that event somehow stall the other person. For example, if I thought I could introduce someone else to the material, share the books and reading materials with them so they could do their own learning and potentially take the step behind me, and if I realized that potential and was anticipating that outcome when I shared the material, would that then stop them from potentially gaining new awareness of our reality because I had anticipated that outcome even though it is their own free will to read the material and learn as they please?
Am I confusing two concepts here? Or would the learning process of another somehow depend on the non anticipation of the giver?
Laura said:Q: (L) OK, we've been talking earlier this evening about intent, and of course, our own experiences with intent have really been pretty phenomenal. We've come to some kind of an idea that intent, when confirmed repeatedly, actually builds force. Is this a correct concept, and is there anything that you can add to it?
A: Only until anticipation muddies the picture... tricky one, huh?
Q: (L) Is anticipation the act of assuming you know how something is going to happen?
A: Follows realization, generally, and unfortunately for you, on 3rd density.
Q: (L) Is this a correct assessment of this process?
A: Both examples given are correct. You see, once anticipation enters the picture, the intent can no longer be STO.
Q: (L) Anticipation is desire for something for self. Is that it?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) OK, so it's OK to intend something, or to think in an intentional way, or to hope in an intentional way, for something that is to serve another, but anticipation defines it as a more personal thing.
A: And that brings realization.
Q: (L) So, desire to serve others, and to do something because it will help others, brings realization...
A: But, realization creates anticipation.
Q: (L) Well, how do we navigate this? I mean, this is like walking on a razor's edge. To control your mind to not anticipate, and yet, deal with realization, and yet, still maintain hope... (J) They said it was tricky... (L) This is, this is, um...
A: Mental exercises of denial, balanced with pure faith of a non-prejudicial kind.
Q: (L) OK, so, in other words, to just accept what is at the moment, appreciate it as it is at the moment, and have faith that the universe and things will happen the way they are supposed to happen, without placing any expectation on how that will be?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) This is, and I'm not asking about Ark, this is something that he has talked about in terms of shaping the future. He talks about shaping the future as an intentional act of shaping something good, but without defining the moment of measurement. In other words, adding energy to it by intent, but not deciding where, when or how the moment of measurement occurs. When the quantum jump occurs, it occurs on it's own, and in it's own way. Is this the concept he's dealing with here?
A: Anticipation.
Q: (L) In other words, is what he's talking about anticipation?
A: No.
Q: (L) Well, what do you mean, anticipation in response to what I said?
A: That is the key to shaping the future... Avoiding it.
Q: (T) OK, because we’re not anticipating in what we're doing...
A: Yes.
Q: (T) What we're doing is not anticipatory, it's just happening. We were talking about it on the way up, that with interactions with others, we are facilitating, we are creating reality. This is what they all say about reality.
A: When it hits you, it stops.
Q: (L) When what hits you? (J) The realization. (T) The fact that it's happening.
A: Yes unless you cancel out all anticipation.
Now in relation to the above what I was speculating was that your actions or lack thereof could have an effect on your soul twin/group. So I was wondering with respect to putting someone on the step behind you, would anticipation of that event somehow stall the other person. For example, if I thought I could introduce someone else to the material, share the books and reading materials with them so they could do their own learning and potentially take the step behind me, and if I realized that potential and was anticipating that outcome when I shared the material, would that then stop them from potentially gaining new awareness of our reality because I had anticipated that outcome even though it is their own free will to read the material and learn as they please?
Am I confusing two concepts here? Or would the learning process of another somehow depend on the non anticipation of the giver?