bluenorther
The Force is Strong With This One
I don't know if this topic has been opened before: What kind of spirit guides/angels will attach themselves to a psychopath?
bluenorther said:I don't know if this topic has been opened before: What kind of spirit guides/angels will attach themselves to a psychopath?
bluenorther said:I don't know if this topic has been opened before: What kind of spirit guides/angels will attach themselves to a psychopath?
bluenorther said:I'm a recent arrival and I'm trying to find your definitions for STS and STO-- what are they?
skycsil said:I think the "guardian angel" may be the higher self. And since all we have is lessons, the goal is to learn, not to be successful. That would keep the higher self to intervene.
My two cents.
bluenorther said:My thought re spirit guides is that they are the 4D entities who keep us aligned with the life paths we choose before we are born, "(y)our soul's plan" as Robert Schwartz calls it.
They also are manifest as the hand that stops us from walking across the street in front of a distracted driver!
Nothing implies that we have particular ones all to ourselves.
They are part of the soul community we interact with before we are born, and they will address what we have learned and need to learn between lives.
That's my take, anyway.
I agree, if someone is going to lead us, or to guide us on everything, why do we need brains or minds, hearts, etc. etc.???Ben said:bluenorther said:My thought re spirit guides is that they are the 4D entities who keep us aligned with the life paths we choose before we are born, "(y)our soul's plan" as Robert Schwartz calls it.
They also are manifest as the hand that stops us from walking across the street in front of a distracted driver!
Nothing implies that we have particular ones all to ourselves.
They are part of the soul community we interact with before we are born, and they will address what we have learned and need to learn between lives.
That's my take, anyway.
Well I don't think that this take on things is compatible with the concept of true free will, even if this is something which humans in their natural state can only aspire to. It seems to imply that we can rely on the vigilance of some higher being, something which will compensate when we let our guard down. As I see it, there is no 'hand that stops us from walking across the street in front of a distracted driver'. Have you had chance to read the Wave/Adventures series?