Reflections

No need to learn what you don’t need to know.

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Better to try and fail than fail to try.

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The best sources of truth help you realize what you’ve known all along.

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The Universe never lets you down—in the long run.

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Sure we all make mistakes, but that’s no excuse for repeating them.

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You can’t rescue a drowning fish. (It’s futile trying to save people who are comfortable in their misery).

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We have freewill in all but the most significant or mundane of cases.

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Only through freewill can truth be recognized in its proper context, but through freewill (or lack thereof) truth can just as easily be suppressed, discarded, distorted, abused, or inverted. There is no gain without risk of loss; martyrdom is sometimes worth the price.

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Ordinary relationships involve two parts comprising a greater whole. Exceptional relationships require two wholes playing a greater part.

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Spiritual fulfillment is about fulfilling the spirit of others.

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Your conscious mind can only focus on one thing at a time; to focus on everything, perceive that everything is one.

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Through freewill, light may create darkness. Through freewill, darkness may produce light. Darkness is light in potential.

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Truth may be approached by persistently reconciling example with counter-example.

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Love is the basis of unbiased understanding; understanding is the key to unconditional love.

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What does the intellect know of truth? What does a blind man know of the stars?

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No heart, no art. (without soul-based enthusiasm, what you produce will be void of true creativity. It’s not a matter of mustering enthusiasm so much as doing what comes naturally).

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When people are abused for their kindness, they often wonder “how can warmth be met with such darkness?” The answer: warmth is conducive for growth, whether it be growing crops or growing weeds, assisting light or assisting darkness. Warmth is not enough; one also needs the blazing heat of fire. Truth is the fire, and one must burn in order to serve. It clears the field for planting and burns away the darkness. Together, the warmth of kindess and fire of truth ensure a bountiful Harvest.

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Even in darkness, white is black. Those who superficially reflect the principles of purity, truth, and righteousness will just as easily reflect ignorance, deceit, and prejudice when the lights go out. But those who burn with an inner understanding remain unsquelched, for they burn with the eternal flame of truth. The light they project will bring out the color in others, and the heat they emit may ignite those with the potential to burn.

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Intuition knows, intellect sees. Seeing the London Bridge is no proof of being in London.

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Objectivity is relative. Woe to any who equate subjectivity with relativity, striving for the objective as though it were the absolute. Entropy awaits them; after reaching perfect objectivity within their realm, hubris occludes glimpses of objectivity originating from the next higher realm. What one doesn’t yet know to be true should not be dismissed as easily as what one knows to be false.

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No, there is no pink elephant at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Just some alien bases.

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We are as out of place in third density as a syringe is out of place in the arm of a patient. Without “taking the plunge” and injecting what is within us, we would indeed be out of place.

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Though one with the tree, the leaf has no roots or branches of its own. Though one with the Higher Self, the individual core perceiver shares neither its perspective nor awareness. Our awareness is limited to our third density selves just as a portion of sap is located within the veins of a leaf. Through steady progress, this sap can circulate through the entire tree. Likewise, through steady progress our awareness can course through the veins of our Higher Self. So despite above and below being one in origin and substance, what is below must rise above in form to fully realize this unity.

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Rather than act for reward or punishment, act on principles in the Now.

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If you are going through hell, keep going; be patient during unavoidable suffering until an opportunity toward freedom arrives; there is darkness before the end of the tunnel.

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Strength out of wisdom is better than gentleness out of cowardice.

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Kill a negative future by becoming aware of it, but don’t let anticipation bias your awareness of the present state of things. Resist all hasty actions and don’t go on assumptions. It is better to not act than to choose between two bad choices.

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When you feel you are in a check-mate situation, know this is illuson designed to push you into taking a rigged solution since you feel you have no other choice. Instead, first retreat and reflect, enter the unknown to gather a new perspective; this will unravel the paradox.

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Act always from your center, always for the truth, always toward balance, and always with love and understanding.

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Remember that you are an extension and representative of a higher source, that this life is not strictly about your own evolution. You are a node in a web of interconnectedness and are here to radiate the light and wisdom of your source. (thanks)

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What tingles the tongue muddles the mind.

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Don’t hunt for evidence to prove our suspicions, rather look at the other side for why your suspicions might be wrong. Let proof of your case reveal and speak clearly for itself; take action only when undoubtable.

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You are not responsible for the actions of others, but you are responsible for your own actions and how the situation turns out.

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Truth is ammunition. If you force it upon the ignorant, they will either ignore it or shoot you with it.

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Do what you feel is right and avoid what you know is wrong.

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There’s no evolution without revolution.

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If you don’t sufficiently apply what you learn, the protection you receive by applying it will not match the negative attention you receive by having gained it.

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There are no mistakes, only choices, experiences, and lessons. However, some choices lead to more circuitous paths than others – not only for yourself, but others who depend upon you to play your part accurately.

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Don’t assume for yourself the limits of others.

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Do not deny yourself a source of joy for perceiving it as a waste of time. The lack of joy from this martyrdom can do more damage than the activity itself ever could. Things that seem like a good idea at the time can have far more profound uses later on. Because one cannot predict this, nor should one anticipate these later uses, the best one can do is act in the moment on what brings joy to the heart.

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The doors of opportunity are sometimes open, sometimes closed, and sometimes locked. To tell if a door is unlocked, you must turn the handle.

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Any emotional blockages or imbalances will manifest eventually as physical affliction, whether by direct antagonism or opportunistic targeting by negative entities.

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If you encounter logistical resistance, most often you are being delayed for a better opportunity later.

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Let the anomalies of the old signify the norm of the new. Do the impossible, what has not yet been done.

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Best ways to stave off psychic attacks: have humor, be harmonious with others, have gratitude and praise for the Infinite Creator, be aware of attack modes, do what gives you joy, get enough sleep, read uplifting material, intend and ask for protection.

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When you are in the flow but then lose the flow, there will be a period of stasis until the next wave comes to carry you along.

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Jumping the highest first requires crouching the lowest.