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Neil said:That gets in the whole thing about being able to discern what constitutes sincerely asking and giving all to those who ask. Laura has written about it a bit and it is covered pretty well in the Cass Wiki http://thecasswiki.net/index.php?title=All_to_those_who_ask I don't have anything to add to it. It is probably the most difficult lesson to learn on the STO path, in my opinion.Prometeo said:what if nature choses for one group to dissapear, one to survive? how do you define which group is suffering imbalance that requires a bit of knowledge? those are some interesting questions, maybe, it all depends on the beings or group who knows how to ask, and it depends if they ask or not.
Quoting form http://thecasswiki.net/index.php?title=All_to_those_who_ask
"In this world of mixed contents, the motives of giving, whether for personal satisfaction or as an expression of alignment with an impersonal principle cannot always be distinguished nor do they occur separately. Pure expressions of service to others or service to self are rare.
From Ra:
RA: I am Ra. Picture, if you will, your mind. Picture it then in total unity with all other minds of your society. You are then single-minded and that which is a weak electrical charge in your physical illusion is now an enormously powerful machine whereby thoughts may be projected as things. In this endeavor the Orion group charges or attacks the Confederation armed with light. The result, a stand-off, as you would call it, both energies being somewhat depleted by this and needing to regroup; the negative depleted through failure to manipulate, the positive depleted through failure to accept that which is given.
QUESTIONER: Could you amplify the meaning of what you mean by the "failure to accept that which is given?"
RA: I am Ra. At the level of time/space at which this takes place in the form of what you may call thought-war, the most accepting and loving energy would be to so love those who wished to manipulate that those entities were surrounded and engulfed, transformed by positive energies. This, however, being a battle of equals, the Confederation is aware that it cannot, on equal footing, allow itself to be manipulated in order to remain purely positive, for then though pure it would not be of any consequence, having been placed by the so-called powers of darkness under the heel, as you may say. It is thus that those who deal with this thought-war must be defensive rather than accepting in order to preserve their usefulness in service to others. Thusly, they cannot accept fully what the Orion Confederation wishes to give, that being enslavement. Thusly, some polarity is lost due to this friction and both sides, if you will, must then regroup. It has not been fruitful for either side. The only consequence which has been helpful is a balancing of the energies available to this planet so that these energies have less necessity to be balanced in this space/time, thus lessening the chances of planetary annihilation."
If I understand this right, what is explaind here is that those who are STO oriented, can't fully accept that which is given by STS forces, because it contradicts their STO orientation, and by that inbility to fully accept enslavement, that is actually what forms duality that is pushing STO oriented person to slip into the STS orientation of confrontation through defense ... so actually the goal is to work on itself to be capable to accept enslavement, but not to fall into it, and at the same time to be fully aware of it, and that awareness is what protects from confrontation with it, what is actually one of the main games of STS forces? For STO oriented person it is not about fighting with STS enslavement, but it is more about acknowledging it and showing to the manipulative forces that you do see through them, and that is kind of the "power" that locks STS manipulative work, as when you know the mechanics of manipulation, you simply cant be manipulated, but you can still suffer and understand the pain and manipulation of others .... ?
And Neil thank you very very much for your posts and comments here.