Guts
Padawan Learner
Hi everyone, so, I recently came again across the following quote from the C's and it reminded me about some thoughts I wanted to share on it and important questions (to me at least) I wanted to ask about it:
This quote gives me a lot to think about cause, since I've been on the path towards growing my awareness and expanding my being/consciousness since my early 20's (I'm in my early 30's now), like many others here I have also been troubled in the past by being able to see so much that others don't see, yet, despite of this, feeling sad/depressed (and the like) about not being (or feeling) able to help others more despite of what I know. During the many years, like many others here, I of course arrived at the realization that everyone is here to learn their own lessons and pursue their own goals/paths. Therefore, what I may think is true, right and good may not necessarily be true, right and good for others. Thus, I'd just be feeding my own ego and pursuing my own selfish interests by attempting to help others (who I think could use some help) but who may not actually be looking for or actively asking for help. Based on the law of free will, we have to accept and respect other people's choices no matter how close the people are to us and/or how detrimental the decisions may be to them (the thread "Shouldn't We Be Fighting This" has certainly helped me here as well).
So, what I've come to understand (or think that I have understood) is that we are not here to actually "save" others in the fullest sense of the word but that we can only offer help/support to those who ask. In terms of actually doing the "saving", I've also come to understand that one can only save oneself. Otherwise we would simply be giving away our own power and responsibility which would take us back to what religion promises which in turn we know is inherently flawed. This takes me back now to the above quote from the C's and makes me wonder why they chose those specific words?
I mean, the C's specifically state that:
With that part I can fully agree, since, based on my own understanding (and what I just sated above), we can only really save ourselves.
However, then we have the next part:
Here is where I wonder what the C's really/fully meant and whether my understanding about "saving" may actually be flawed or incomplete. I mean, are all of us (or some of us at least), actually capable of truly saving others and is that meant only in the 3d material sense (just for a while) or actually, and of course far more importantly, in the 4d spiritual sense??
I think that this is a valuable and timely topic to discuss/clarify, and I would really appreciate some thoughts on this (and hopefully also some enlightening answers) by some of the many bright minds and souls active in this forum.
Thanks for reading.
"A: It is not that those who endure to the end will be saved, but that those who endure to the end shall save others. It is your choice to be among those who choose to be a part of the vanguard of the new reality!!!"
Session of 18th of May 2019
This quote gives me a lot to think about cause, since I've been on the path towards growing my awareness and expanding my being/consciousness since my early 20's (I'm in my early 30's now), like many others here I have also been troubled in the past by being able to see so much that others don't see, yet, despite of this, feeling sad/depressed (and the like) about not being (or feeling) able to help others more despite of what I know. During the many years, like many others here, I of course arrived at the realization that everyone is here to learn their own lessons and pursue their own goals/paths. Therefore, what I may think is true, right and good may not necessarily be true, right and good for others. Thus, I'd just be feeding my own ego and pursuing my own selfish interests by attempting to help others (who I think could use some help) but who may not actually be looking for or actively asking for help. Based on the law of free will, we have to accept and respect other people's choices no matter how close the people are to us and/or how detrimental the decisions may be to them (the thread "Shouldn't We Be Fighting This" has certainly helped me here as well).
So, what I've come to understand (or think that I have understood) is that we are not here to actually "save" others in the fullest sense of the word but that we can only offer help/support to those who ask. In terms of actually doing the "saving", I've also come to understand that one can only save oneself. Otherwise we would simply be giving away our own power and responsibility which would take us back to what religion promises which in turn we know is inherently flawed. This takes me back now to the above quote from the C's and makes me wonder why they chose those specific words?
I mean, the C's specifically state that:
"It is not that those who endure to the end will be saved..."
With that part I can fully agree, since, based on my own understanding (and what I just sated above), we can only really save ourselves.
However, then we have the next part:
"...,but that those who endure to the end shall save others."
Here is where I wonder what the C's really/fully meant and whether my understanding about "saving" may actually be flawed or incomplete. I mean, are all of us (or some of us at least), actually capable of truly saving others and is that meant only in the 3d material sense (just for a while) or actually, and of course far more importantly, in the 4d spiritual sense??
I think that this is a valuable and timely topic to discuss/clarify, and I would really appreciate some thoughts on this (and hopefully also some enlightening answers) by some of the many bright minds and souls active in this forum.
Thanks for reading.