bjorn said:
[quote author= Sow]Really pathological I guess, for 'patho' means suffering in Greek, which is a main lesson on the BBM.
Yes, pain teaches. Shocks are necessary for evolution.
And to extent on this :
[quote author= January 27, 1996 ]Q: (PZ) So, I should continue to pray?
A: All goes to 6th density.
Q: (PZ) Okay, let's say that I have a little child who is dying of leukemia, and I am praying with everything in me, and the child dies anyway. I don't get it. What's the deal here?
A: Wrong. If child dies, that is your lesson profile. [/quote]
[quote author= December 5, 1994 ]Q: (L) I would like to know what is the Karmic ramification of the killing of those two little boys in South Carolina by their mother? Everybody in the U.S. will be interested in this one, maybe not Katmandu, though.
A: Pain teaches.
Q: (L) And, in this case is the mother suffering the pain?
A: And all others involved including the whole nation. All is lessons.
Q: (L) Did these two little boys volunteer to come in for this purpose?
A: Yes. Were higher density beings on mission.
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There are less dramatic ways to learn. But it all depends on the students of the school.
That doesn't mean that all suffering has purpose. The forces of Entropy invite destruction and suffering for the sole purpose of derailing one's life lessons/path and to feed of the induced suffering.
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Just some thoughts but aren't the forces of entropy also part of the school/lessons, and if that's the case wouldn't they also have their lessons to learn while being part of yours. If "all is a lesson" then all suffering would have a purpose, just like everything else OSIT. This reminds me of an interesting discussion with the C's about thought centers.
Q: (L) And was it eclipsed by interacting with a thought center energy that was part of or all of something or someone else?
A: Or, was what happened a conflicting of one energy thought center that was a part of your thought process and another energy thought center that was another part of your thought process? We will ask you that question and allow you to contemplate.
Q: (L) Was it?
A: We will ask you that question and allow you to contemplate.
Q: (L) Does it ever happen that individuals who perceive or think they perceive themselves to have experienced an "abduction," to actually be interacting with some part of themselves?
A: That would be a very good possibility. Now, before you ask another question, stop and contemplate for a moment: what possibilities does this open up? Is there any limit? And if there is, what is that? Is it not an area worth exploring?
Q: (L) Okay, help me out here...
A: For example, just one example for you to digest. What if the abduction scenario could take place where your soul projection, in what you perceive as the future, can come back and abduct your soul projection in what you perceive as the present?
Q: (L) Oh, dear! Does this happen?
A: This is a question for you to ask yourself and contemplate.
Q: (L) Why would I do that to myself? (J) To gain knowledge of the future.
A: Are there not a great many possible answers?
Q: (L) Well, this seemed to be a very frightening and negative experience. If that is the case: a. maybe that is just my perception, or b. then, in the future I am not a very nice person! (J) Or maybe the future isn't very pleasant. And the knowledge that you gained of it is unpleasant.
A: Or is it one possible future, but not all possible futures? And is the pathway of free will not connected to all of this?
Q: (L) God! I hope so.
I agree that the method of eating the frog alive is pathological, although if you think about it couldn't the frog be the man in a previous density/timeline. So he could be feeding on himself, while allowing the forces of entropy to feed of him since they can be him in a one possible timeline. As above so below... I may be veering off from the topic here/misunderstanding the material.
Onemen
I just wanted to be sure If i was right to be more outraged about the reactions than the actual eating customs.
We feed on life to survive so weither you end his life by eating it alive (take an other less extreme exemple : oysters), or you end its live before cooking it for feeding, does the former suffer more (more pathological) than the later in the process or it's the same in the end ?
That's a good question, in the case of the animal I would think it suffers more if eaten alive(assuming it feels pain?) and further that suffering probably transfers to the human when consumed.
Edit: also I wonder if by causing more suffering/interaction do lower density forms learn faster?