Ruth
The Living Force
Then you must think that an STS being sees as much, and is as aware as an STO being. I can think of a few things that would get in the way of that idea, the most obvious one being wishful thinking. STS beings see only what they want to see and therefore their awareness is limited to half the picture. They can't 'see' STO, and this is what makes their existence unbalanced.Craig said:I think I see your point and I agree – that a non-OP can have a higher STS frequency than an OP – but I don’t think the separation of awareness and orientation is valid. To my understanding, the state of being of an individual does determine their awareness;Ruth said:As far as I can tell, we are all STS and being an OP relates more to awareness, than any form of 'orientation'.
I think it is more a case of who (in the non-op world) has the potential to 'seat' their higher centers. OPs simply don't have access to them although they may be 'perceived in "quieter" moments', as you say, probably when mirroring others. The Cs said that 50% of humans had access to these higher centers and yet, look around you, do they want to know all there is to know (the good and the bad)? Of course not. They are inured into their STS "Matrix", so much so that they will even fight to protect it.Craig said:it all depends on the level of development and capacity of the lower centres. Every soul has a limit to what it is conscious of, but with the higher centres to be potentially seated for a non-OP (which can be perceived in "quieter" and deeper moments throughout a lifetime) means a potential for a higher awareness. Only "esoteric work" - that is a change in orientation - allows these higher impressions to be received.
So, is it our world, or is it their, world which is STS by default. Who is more responsible for this situation? The ones that have a choice or the ones that don't? Especially, as you put it, "a non-OP can have a higher STS frequency than an OP". One would think that the people with the choice, had the power to chose to become STO and more aware, but they don't chose this. They prefer to bury their heads in the sand and live in a world of imaginations.Craig said:It occurs to me that, if OPs don't have the higher centres, do they have a choice at all? If not, then the idea of OP-ness is by default, STS-ness -- calling a spade a spade -- whereas with a non-OP it's not so simple; they have a completely opposite mode of being available to them.Ruth said:I think confusing the idea of 'OP-ness' with 'STS-ness' is an incorrect, but very common thing to do. In fact, its a very STS thing to do and therefore not surprising.
I prefer to see OPs as a 'bridge' between 2nd density and 3rd. This bridge provides OPs with a means of making a choice (most likely not made when in physical incarnation, as you said). As far as gold goes, well, it doesn't have consciousness and I think you can probably make pretty much anything if it doesn't have consciousness. All you need is the right ingredients, tools and processes. Perhaps, if you are 4th density, you need a thing to copy a thing. I'm sure they would have the technology to do this.Craig said:I wouldn't imagine the "wish" would ever be formulated by an OP while they're in physical existence. That seems more like what occurs to an adamic in his Fallen state. The two races are only effectively the same remember. A saying from alchemy comes to mind here: to make more gold, you have to have some gold to begin with.Ruth said:I'm not sure what period of time represents this type of 'cycle', but if an OP wishes to become a non-OP, I'm begining to think it has something to do with their free will. i.e does the OP want to develop higher centers and get turned into an individuated 'battery' for 4th Density STS, and do they want to do it here.
Souls, or consciousness on the other hand, have to evolve and as a primary directive, need free will, or choice to do so. OPs get the choice - it they want, to become individuated, at some stage. They don't have to if they don't want to. Non-OPs have a choice to become STO or stay at the default, which is living in the ignorant and mindboggling imaginary world of STS. Somehow, I don't think 4D STS has managed to 'clone' or photocopy a soul, usually coming up with something pretty 'ordinary'. I'm sure they've tried, but failed.
Are you sure you weren't remembering STO, or, before the 'fall'?Craig said:Can an OP wish to become a non-OP? Another saying: the lower cannot comprehend the higher. This doesn't quite fit the situation with non-OPs striving to seat the higher centres, because as the tradition says (and speaking somewhat from experience): there lies within the adamic-man a faint remembrance of a higher state of being; he may even notice those evanescent moments where he finds himself at the third-state of consciousness.
And I'm sure that some of them may be, but some may not, and that's when they make a choice to become individuated. Its not an easy choice from what I've seen - I mean, who'd volunteer for 3rd density sts controlled by one of the most highly evolved parasitic entities around? Not easy to say the least. They'd have to be pretty dedicated.Craig said:If an OP doesn't have this very dim awareness, how can they strive for it? Wouldn’t they be completely satisfied with themselves as they are?
Another way of looking at it is, the OPs are in kindergarten, primary school or junior school as far as their awareness or conciousness goes. Non-OPs (have the potential to be) at university. But mostly... its anarchy out there and they're all hanging out on the corner, doing drugs and behaving badly, when they should be in school. This is the environment the "Lizzies" have engineered. Mayhem which perpetuates loss of knowledge.Craig said:The progression to step it up a notch, probably occurs at higher levels than in the waking-consciousnes of a living OP.