Re: THE DYNAMICS REVISITED
Reply #6 –
Simply put, the best we have come up with, so far, that explains it better, is that the spiritual being’s accomplishment of the main or prime goal, the vision, the codes etc., is what fuels the drive that impels, pushes, motivates and commands, compels survival via a body in the physical universe.
To accomplish the goal is the drive and motivation for survival.
So the goal is senior to survival and drives, impels, motivates it etc.
Yes, this is well put.
Alan stated in the Gods in Disguise book, on page 57, quote; “The SUPREME BEING separated into trillions of separate SUPREME SPIRITS.” I believe he meant to say; The SUPREME SPIRIT, SOURCE, INFINITY, CREATOR separated into trillions of separate SUPREME BEINGS (having existence).
I like the use of the word manifested rather than separated. Separated or fractionalized tends to lead one to think that, that which has separated or fractionalized has been exhausted or lessened in quantity.
You are actually spot on with that distinction. When the infinite manifests, it doesn’t get "lessened" or exhausted—much like a single candle lighting a million others doesn't lose its flame.
But here is the catch—and it is a trap that almost all of us with a strong analytical drive easily fall into:
Words are not truths, just pointers and approximations.
If we get too busy rearranging the furniture in the intellectual department, we end up swimming in Significance (thinking about the truth) rather than experiencing Presence (being the truth). On the downward time trail of a Being, words, labels, and definitions are very late developments. Trying to find the ultimate truth by debating the perfect wording is a bit like trying to eat the menu instead of the meal.
The greatest breakthroughs happen when we shift from thinking and theorizing about the perfect description to actually run the processes.
Some of the most potent solo processes look incredibly "unimpressive" on paper. They seem so simple that the analytical mind wants to scoff at them and say, "That's too basic to do anything." But those are the exact tools that bypass the verbal, thinking mind and drop you straight into experiential truth.
I highly encourage you to put the book down for a moment, get some paper and pens ready and run a process. Vital Fundamental #1 is one such process. It is one that is used by the newbies and advanced practitioners alike.
The intellectual thirst is great and will continue, but the experiential win is where your power actually lies!
Best regards,
Christian