Originally posted by Epsillion70
The problem arises when we wilfully choose to be non-focused in our day to day activities by giving in to the constant bombardment of todays societal
distractions with all its sensory pollution that in essence detracts us from this most vital power sources within us.
Hence then we tend to find ourselves in situations that we percieve that are not so beneficiary for our oneself. Such as hate, anger, violence and
wars.
Perfect! Great thread. Thank you for stating the above Epsillion. I have noticed during my journey that the path we are trying to master is that of
the mind. And just like any other path towards mastery we are presented daily with distractions all around.
I was talking to a friend about this and said; "Ya know, the path towards mastery, fulfillment , love, and happiness don't come easy. You must train
and strive for success in your life. Every where you turn there will be distractions, what I call a tests. Everything around us is used to test us. We
all have the potential to be and do what we want, but too many people keep themselves distracted their ENTIRE life."
I have to stay focused, which is difficult, I slip all the time, but I am continually practicing my skills and mastering the power of my mind, slowly
but surely. For many people I believe(assume) that they don't have the patience(ha!) or if they can even see the path. I've tried before with
students and your either ready or your not. Period. Some people will never be ready because they've conditioned themselves into a very concrete
thought process.
We are all energy
Energy is vibrations
Vibrations are frequencies.
Do you know how many frequency ranges exist?
Way over 6 billion because there are that many people here, not including other plants and animals.
We are all different vibrations, that exist in the frequency spectrum.
That is why some people look a like, some people look like their animals, and so on...
They all reside in a similar frequency.
Make sense?
Im busy researching human consciousness at the moment, and probably will be the rest of my life to some degree.