Compassion.

After watching the recent video of Colonel Gadaffi I have realised how important compassion and civility really are.

Compassion is what makes us human. Without it we are beast like. What better way to conduct ourselves than the morality of doing to others as you would have others do unto you? It is so simple; I do not want ever to be hurt by anyone else and so I concentrate my attention toward never hurting anyone else. I treat them as I wish to be treated. I hold up my side of the bargain to the best of my ability, but I am not always met with likewise respect. This does not deter me. I understand it is a human weakness to get what one wants even if others have to suffer. That is what selfishness is when one counts one's own desires as more important than the well being of another human. This is why our world is so sick. Compassion, respect and care for others is the only cure.

I believe that we are becoming less compassionate in the west and more selfish. We will make the world much worse for ourselves and our families. Our world will grow emotionally colder. I have watched this happening as we turn away from Christ and His Teaching (He was at the heart and soul of life in Britain and U.S). We have all seen how barbaric humans can be. We are slowly losing that which is civilized. How low will we go? I think pretty low. I'm sticking with Christ. My humanity is all I really have.

Over my brief lifetime I am watching the Light being deliberately snuffed out. However, this is written in Revelations that it would happen, but we shall yet be saved. Just so sad I have to sit here and witness it all. Breaks my heart, but then I can't do anything because people don't believe Christ anymore and I cannot reference Him in any of my dealings with my peers without them thinking negatively. Frustrated because He is the antidote to darkness and is the Light of true civilization.

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This seems like it should be in the religious forum.

knifed.

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Quit being such a crybaby!

I'm just kidding. You're right. We as a population are becoming more and more evil. It's sad that society seems to be evolving into two radical sects. Those that are blood thirsty, and those that aren't. Reminds me of the late 60s.

Originally posted by Evolutionsend
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Quit being such a crybaby!

I'm just kidding. You're right. We as a population are becoming more and more evil. It's sad that society seems to be evolving into two radical sects. Those that are blood thirsty, and those that aren't. Reminds me of the late 60s.

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Yes, I think your comparison to the late 60s is interesting. We'll be alright in the long run. Just got to go through this dark tunnel.

I just can't work people out anymore. What good is all the money in the world? We all have to die. None of those riches can accompany us (camel through the eye of the needle and all that). Even though the Pharaohs tried to take it with them!

May be some people think here is all there is, just the earth and this short life followed by oblivion. My instincts tell me not so.

Originally posted by Absco
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This seems like it should be in the religious forum.

No. It is about people and compassion and where compassion comes from. Did the garbage can teach us compassion? Is it a natural emotion and response? Or is it something we have to learn?

ps. interesting to note the lack of emotion in your response. You are more interested in which little department this thread should be in rather than its content, which you made no comment about!

Originally posted by Lysergic
knifed.

Where's your head at brother? I write that and you write "Knifed". Now we see how different humans can be, how civilized, capable of thought and feeling!

How many friends do you have? Are they close? (they know you better than you some days) Do you have family? Are you adopted? Were you abused?

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Although I'm not a religious person....I completely agree with you on the issue of compassion. Compassion is one of the many things I have been speaking to my family and friends about my entire life. Realizing that there are those "who could care less" about the impact they have on others can be energy draining and saddening. I gave up trying to figure out humans on a large scale along time ago...it's pointless to give so much of yourself only to be drained of every ounce of positivity within you. My belief is if I focus on myself first, hopefully others will follow or at least think about how they view the world and their fellow humans and the impact they make on the lives of others. Setting an example as we were taught as children is still the best medicine IMO. The problem is that some choose to set bad examples (greed, violence, ignorance, etc.)...reason why many things don't ever change.

Although there is positivity for every single one of us...some just don't get it and never will. Maybe some do not deserve to see things in a positive fashion....I dunno...just a thought.

Thank you for a well written post

Yes, and I think our own facility for compassion is about to be tested in the extreme.

If world chaos does shortly ensue, then we will all have a choice: Love thy neighbor as thyself no matter the cost or side with those that will delight in self-serving mayhem.

May we be strengthened to make the right choice. Peace.

Without the religous overtone.....You are spot on.

As a species, we tend to attack before we try to understand.

It's sad but true.

There is one thing you need to realize and that is people will only believe when they are struggling. After it's all over they get up and they play all over again. Only certain situations can trigger change. You can preach to someone for days about jesus but all you really can say is I told you so. Let people struggle cause trying to rescue people who always are in the same predicament and doesn't want help will only bring you down at some point. People will be people and in their own learning process they will find compassion. Some people just want to make money but me I just want to learn how to be all that comes with being love not loved but love.

Originally posted by ThePublicEnemyNo1
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Although I'm not a religious person....I completely agree with you on the issue of compassion. Compassion is one of the many things I have been speaking to my family and friends about my entire life. Realizing that there are those "who could care less" about the impact they have on others can be energy draining and saddening. I gave up trying to figure out humans on a large scale along time ago...it's pointless to give so much of yourself only to be drained of every ounce of positivity within you. My belief is if I focus on myself first, hopefully others will follow or at least think about how they view the world and their fellow humans and the impact they make on the lives of others. Setting an example as we were taught as children is still the best medicine IMO. The problem is that some choose to set bad examples (greed, violence, ignorance, etc.)...reason why many things don't ever change.

Although there is positivity for every single one of us...some just don't get it and never will. Maybe some do not deserve to see things in a positive fashion....I dunno...just a thought.

Thank you for a well written post

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Music to my ears. Beautiful words.The GOD I worship loves you I am sure. You are already practicing the very reason why Jesus came to earth to teach us.

Thank you.

Originally posted by The GUT
Yes, and I think our own facility for compassion is about to be tested in the extreme.

If world chaos does shortly ensue, then we will all have a choice: Love thy neighbor as thyself no matter the cost or side with those that will delight in self-serving mayhem.

May we be strengthened to make the right choice. Peace.

Hearing you loud and clear, brother.
Blessings to you and your loved ones.

Originally posted by MagesticEsoteric
Without the religous overtone.....You are spot on.

As a species, we tend to attack before we try to understand.

It's sad but true.

Well I am not religious atall. I am spiritual if anything (or try to be). I just believe in a Teacher who walked the earth in the flesh two thousand years ago. Nothing more than that.

Yes, it is the nature of humanity to be base. It is the state of sin and decay that Jesus in my opinion came to save us from.

Please I still take as seriously anyone on this earth. If someone is not into Christ I still respect them as much as even my closest family and myself. No difference there!

Originally posted by taurean86
There is one thing you need to realize and that is people will only believe when they are struggling. After it's all over they get up and they play all over again. Only certain situations can trigger change. You can preach to someone for days about jesus but all you really can say is I told you so. Let people struggle cause trying to rescue people who always are in the same predicament and doesn't want help will only bring you down at some point. People will be people and in their own learning process they will find compassion. Some people just want to make money but me I just want to learn how to be all that comes with being love not loved but love.

You are love, I can see that.

You are a well decent human being.
Thank you for replying.

Final channelings: What is Compassion?

Webster’s dictionary defines compassion as: Deep awareness of the suffering of another coupled with the wish to relieve it; pity. I believe that this is a very good explanation of the kind of compassion that we have been taught. As you can see, compassion is an emotion: a feeling in motion. It is an active feeling. When a feeling is active, it can be used as a tool. As a tool, it can be used in a positive or negative manner.

Now notice that Webster’s uses the term pity when defining compassion. Webster’s defines pity as: a feeling of sorrow that inclines one to help or to show mercy. Mercy is often used as motive for rescuing another from pain. And we have been taught that mercy is good. Yet, from a higher perspective, pity and mercy are seen as terms that define someone who is a victim, not a creator god/goddess.

I have come to understand that pity is an active form of judgment with the suffering of another being judged as bad. No wonder we dislike being pitied. hmmm… We usually don’t wish to relieve another of feeling something wonderful, do we? But we do tend to want to relieve another of a feeling that makes us feel bad too, i.e., pain. Sorrow and suffering are painful and therefore when we take pity on another’s experience we are saying that what they are experiencing is not good, wouldn’t you say? So with this in mind, would it make sense that 3D compassion, as defined by Webster’s Dictionary, is a tool of judgment? Please keep in mind that this form of compassion being taught to us is all part of the game and we designed it to be disempowering so that we, as souls, could move into a disempowered state, figure out that we are disempowered and then take the steps to regain our power. In other words, it is part of the game of soul evolution, therefore, it is neither right or wrong.

Higher dimensional or 5D compassion is defined as: deep awareness of the suffering of another without the need to relieve it, feeling total appreciation for its value; a state of non-judgment.

As you can see, defining 5D compassion is a bit difficult because we have to stretch our minds to embrace another point of view that is quite foreign to us. The thought that someone’s suffering can have a value is not normal thinking on our world. But, it is the kind of thinking we have been taught that God does. “God is compassionate, God is unconditionally loving.” We hear those words and yet do not comprehend how to reach those states of consciousness. How do we get to the level of unconditional love and compassion? What are the steps? In a nutshell, we must shift our perspective of compassion and begin using a version that is beyond what we have been taught. We must move into the realm of non-judgment, leaving pity behind.

To become 5D compassionate we must suspend all judgment of the actions of another. We must be aware of those actions, how painful they are and at the same time realize that they have a value and that value pertains to the role they play in facilitating our spiritual growth as souls. It has been said by many teachers that we are souls having a physical experience. We are souls who have come to earth to partake of the greatest opportunity for soul growth. Why is it a great opportunity? Earth is in a free will zone meaning that there are no limits on creative expression of Light and Dark. It has also been said that we are creator gods and goddesses and therefore we create our own realities. So if we are souls that are also creator gods/goddesses and we are incarnate on earth to create in order to learn and grow from what we create, then Earth must be a creator gods’/goddesses’ ultimate playground. Right? What do ya think?

Now, it’s true that our Dark creations are the ones that cause us pain. I don’t think anyone will dispute that. But, as we who have evolved a bit know, we learn the most from our painful experiences. In fact, it is through our Dark manifestations that we grow: not from our Light manifestations. Our Light manifestations are the rewards we create for ourselves for creating, experiencing and learning from our Dark manifestations. Okay, so if all that is true then we are creators of all that we experience - that means all the manifestations Light and Dark in our world – and they all have value because they are how we learn. Let’s take the WTC/Pentagon Attacks as an example.

From a 3D perspective (the way society thinks) the WTC/Pentagon Attacks are horrifically painful events. From a 3D perspective there is no way that there can be anything good about them, thus they have no value. But, from a higher perspective, they have great value because they a) took us to the next level in this game of soul evolution called Polarity Integration (the integration of the Light and the Dark),

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b) it showed us that we, as Lightworkers have moved the mass consciousness of earth to a higher level thus creating a counter move by the Dark, and c) the attacks provided the wake-up call for Lightworkers everywhere to step into their greater mission for earth (creating a grid of 5D compassion around the earth to pull it up into a 5th dimensional vibration.) So in this case, as always, the horrific pain had a great value.

On a personal level, when I saw those buildings come down, realizing that their demise was not caused by impact of the planes, I knew that that one event heralded a new phase of earth’s ascension. At the same time, I realized that such an event would not have occurred unless those who play the Dark roles felt that the Light was getting ahead of them. In planetary ascensions, there is always balance and counterbalance. When the Light forces moved the earth to a higher vibration, the Dark forces moved to counterbalance that move. This is our creation mirroring to us the power of our actions. The Dark would not have made this move unless we had made a move that put us ahead of them. Does that make sense? So this is, on a spiritual and creator god/goddess level a good thing because it enables us to see that we are making progress in shifting our planet through the power of collective consciousness.

The attacks also alerted me to the fact that we are in a whole new ball game, having moved into the level where the stakes are much greater. Just as we have moved the collective consciousness (the collective mind of the people) into a higher state and thus, out of the fish bowl so to speak, so the Dark forces now move to get us back into that fish bowl. As I have said before, this is no longer a game fought just to imprison our bodies; it is now a game to imprison our minds. Why? Because we finally moved our collective mind out of the fish bowl! Before now, that had not occurred because there weren’t enough people spiritually awakened to make that shift but now there is.

So, getting back to compassion. If we use the 3D form of compassion in responding to this latest creator god experience, we will find ourselves back in the fishbowl. Why? We are choosing to view this experience as victims by wanting to stop the pain and by pitying those who have suffered. When we act in this manner we separate ourselves from our highest potential i.e., our creator god/goddess selves. We see this creation as that of someone else—we see those who played the Dark role as separate from us. Creator gods and goddesses know that they are One, they are part of a greater whole. When we use 3D compassion we say by our actions that we are not powerful and therefore unable to create a different experience, unable to learn from it and unable heal and balance this latest painful creation.

When we use 3D compassion we feel pity. When we pity someone we state by our action that what they are experiencing is bad and therefore negative. As souls and creator gods/goddesses, there is no right or wrong, just expressions of polarity and all expressions have value. So, creator gods/goddesses do not use pity…instead they remain non-judgmental, allowing all expressions of creation to just be. Now, doesn’t that sound like the way that God is non-judgmental, allowing and unconditionally loving? If so, then we now know how to be like God.

Moving on, in the example of the WTC/Pentagon attacks, we see that using 3D compassion will only assure that we stay in the fish bowl. If, instead we choose to use 5D compassion we will not only keep our collective minds out of the fish bowl but we can move it even higher and further beyond the rim. How do we do this? We do it by accomplishing 3 creator god/goddess steps.

Seeing and learning the extent of the actions of the Dark in this life experience.
Feeling and transmuting those energies into compassion.
Funneling that compassion into a new reality or grid of consciousness that we expand to envelope our world, thus moving us even further out of the fish bowl. I’ll explain.

1: Learn the extent of the actions of the Dark: Don’t be an ostrich

This step means that we as creator gods/goddesses explore the depths of our creation. We do not hide or run from what we have created. No matter how dark, ugly, disgusting and painful that creation is, we realize that not only are we responsible for it because it is part of All That Is, we find value in it as a learning opportunity.

I have found that many Lightworkers are either not aware that they need to do this or are unwilling to do it. They think that by not looking at the Dark, not researching and investigating the official story being given by the media, that they are doing the right thing. In other words, they are not adding fuel to the fire by responding in anger or feeling the need for revenge.

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On one hand they are correct, but what they are missing is that they are not doing anything to counterbalance the event. In other words, they are not creating and fueling a counter reality to the WTC/Pentagon attacks.

I have received numerous emails from well-intentioned Lightworkers, informing me that they are staying centered in the love and therefore, are not acknowledging the Dark. In this instance that means the actions of the terrorists, the Global Elite and/or on a cosmic level, the reptilians. In many but not all cases, I get that they are avoiding seeing the Dark, thus they behave much like an ostrich. They are sticking their heads in a hole, thinking that if they don’t acknowledge the bad and the ugly, it will go away. Well, unfortunately we all know that that doesn’t work. If it did, I would be the first in line to do it. So, my friends, the first step is to know the extent of the actions of the Dark side, however they manifest. It’s not fun and, in fact, it’s very painful. Some of what I have researched turns my stomach and gives me nightmares but I would rather have these things happen than to be naïve. Knowledge is power. When we know what we are up against, we can do something about it. We are empowered. We have choice.

2: Transmuting the energies

Once we know the extent of the Dark’s actions, we can then move to the next step: transmutation. This is where higher dimensional/creator god tools come into play. We cannot transmute the pain, anger, revulsion and disgust into compassion unless we have a tool that enables us to see their value. At this time in our history, we must activate those tools and we will find them stored in our DNA. We did not choose to be here on earth at this time without the tools that would enable us to successfully complete the mission. I have dubbed the most powerful of those tools the Formula of Compassion. It contains the higher dimensional version of compassion.

As creator gods/goddesses we take this tool and transmute the energies of our Dark creation. We feel and express the anger, rage, hatred, revulsion, etc., move them up through our lower charkas, through our heart and into our high heart where they are transmuted. Once there, we hold them in our high heart while we look for their value, in this case of the WTC/Pentagon attacks, the value stated above. Then, once we find the value of each, we move into gratitude for the teachings they provided. At the same time we release them with appreciation along with those who played the roles to trigger those feelings in us. At that point, we feel compassion and we are compassionate. We are also now doing what we really came to earth to do!

3: Creating the grid

Using 5D compassion means that as creator gods/goddesses we understand that we must now create an alternate reality to the previous one. We must create a reality that not only counterbalances the Dark one but also takes us to the next level in our learning. So, we invest time in transmuting all the dark energies from our current creation, wresting every drop of darkness to use as fuel that we transmute to energize our new reality, and our next step. In regards to the WTC/Pentagon Attacks, we are at that point now.

In closing, as creator gods/goddesses, we have a choice to make in using the tool of compassion. We can either use 3D version of compassion and remain in the fish bowl, neutralizing our power to create something better, or 5D version and move our world to an even higher state of consciousness. Which version will you choose?