No I meant polarity and believe that without polarity there would be no
learning experiences. What you are speaking of is the ideal of pure
unconditional love, which is unity consciousness with the source. If and
when we attain that we will have no need of the learning experiences of
the physical polarity consciousness, save perhaps to come back as
bodhisattva, to serve those souls who are still coming here to learn.

I certainly do not mean diversity. Polarity is an absolute necessity.
And the negative pole is, BTW pure illusion, as is all the physical pain
that it causes.

Garnet

On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 11:25, Nenah Sylver wrote:
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Garnet" <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 9:24 PM
> Subject: Re: CS>'Good bugs', 'bad bugs'
> 
> 
> > We live in a polarity universe. Of course there is good
> > and bad, night and day, light and dark. We are not at war
> > with our surroundings we are also polarized beings, it is
> > the progression between the polarities that is repnosible
> > for all movement. Without what you refer to as a war, there
> > would be stasis.
> 
> Garnet,
> I have enjoyed your posts immensely. Thank you for bringing up such vital
> information.
> 
> Your above statement sparked something that I wanted to comment on. I have 
> often
> heard statements like "You can't have love without hate," or "You wouldn't 
> have
> good without the bad." I have always disagreed with these concepts, though I
> never could explain why, despite the prevailing sentiment around me. Finally, 
> I
> understand what didn't feel right to me.
> 
> You write, "it is the progression between the polarities that is responsible 
> for
> all movement." If you mean CONTRAST, absolutely. However, to me the word
> "polarity" suggests diametrically contrasting opposites that have at their 
> core
> vastly different beliefs, values, and functions.
> 
> My personal cosmological belief of Source is that in an intact, loving
> environment that has retained its Divine Blueprint -- that which Source 
> created
> in love -- there is enough diversity and challenge to encourage movement,
> interest, and joyful challenges.
> 
> However, it is when NON-Source behavior and attitudes such as hate, greed,
> jealousy, and rage manifest that we no longer have the diversity that 
> encourages
> movement, but rather, POLARITY.
> 
> The Earth is in the midst of polarity consciousness right now. All over, 
> people
> are fighting each other because they come from a place of fear: fear of not
> having enough (of whatever), fear that someone will kill or hurt them. There 
> are
> also pockets of people trying to come from a place of love. Love is inclusive.
> Loving people are interested in promoting diversity that is born of love,
> compassion, joy, understanding, and a connection to the Earth and to each 
> other.
> This is very different from the polarity consciousness that by definition
> incorporates and promotes hatred and disconnection from each other and from
> Source.
> 
> Perhaps you meant "diversity" instead of "polarity" in your above statement, 
> but
> that's not how I read it.
> 
> As long as there is the notion that we need to accept hate-filled behavior and
> attitudes as a "normal" accompaniment to loving behavior and attitudes, we 
> will
> be promoting, even on a subtle leve, those hate-filled qualities -- in
> ourselves, in others, and in life in general. However, by understanding the
> difference between diversity and polarity, we can refuse to accept that the
> "bad" that is inherent in polarity is inevitable. *Knowing* that negativity is
> present is very different from thinking or believing that it's inevitable, and
> therefore necessary. To me, love can stand alone.
> 
> There is a difference between polarity and diversity. I believe that our 
> planet
> was never meant to reach this level of polarity, for the not-love disconnects
> people from Source. On the other hand, everything that IS love connects people
> to Source. I know which in my life I'd rather be connected to. Although
> everything is a part of Source, it's the connection that makes a difference.
> 
> With love,
> Nenah
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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