That sounds hard…having grown up with works of fiction that are basically the source of anyone’s morals, ideals, behaviour…and some of them having access to parts or what have you that the work itself can have a healing effect on you.
I mean…life is about attachments and stuff. We enjoy them. The way that sounded is as if everything (even a damned book) is just preying on you, when it could be more of a symbiosis.
I think we’re supposed to experience things…not just emptyness or voidness and not just superhigh layers of divinity, etc. We’re here for the low and the whole spectrum.
But I understand the messages come from a certain place.
Well, all of that has a purpose. You know what you’re doing and why. Maybe the why isn’t enough anymore.
I used to be concerned about losing knowledge. That’s a lost war.
Listening to fields…well, if they don’t give the results you want, stop. If you don’t care about the results, stop. What else can one do?
Your writings are helpful to us too. But I think most here aren’t interested about the failures of science or the science method. Or simply accept its shortcomings and work with what there is.
Arguing over scientific stuff over the internet may not be a good use of time either.
I do take notes and save the posts and hope some day it may be relevant to me.
Does the same happen with books like the Bible or others more oriented to mysticism like the Kybalion or the Key of Solomon? I had heard that when you read one of these texts written by very spiritually and high-vibration people, it can make you raise your vibration. It makes me think that if time is not linear but everything is happening at the same time when you read an ancient text it is like communicating with that person at the moment they are writing it, although it is a one-way communication.
It’s a feedback loop and a slow, somewhat unfocused way of making a morphic fied.
Most books were inspired. When that happens, the writer is possessed, in a sense, by the specific spiritual energy that has inspired them. This gives an initial burst that electrifies that they write.
Just looking at some of the written words of saints, I can see a sort of light infused into the letters.
But, when people read the books, their eyes and mind make a connection and their own energy blends into it.
Most people are not spiritual, but their basic interaction still inputs an energy into the collective energy of words, artifacts, and ideas. It can strengthen the energetic structure that exists there and refine the energy of the person that is reading. And, when we are dealing with religious tects, we frequently have exemplary individuals who will come to interact with them at a point. Those are the people who can strengthen and develop the strong spiritual qualities around different sacred texts (as well as ground, and make more accessible, some of the more spiritually/energetically elusive elements of the text).
And, even apart from human interactions, there are many cases where different beings steward and guide different writings(and people who affiliate with them) because of the connection that they have to the source that inspired the writings.
There’s literally an entire universe of things in sacred writings. And that’s not even getting into the more pedestrian stuff of symbol interpretation and hermeneutics lol.
