acw59.memo - Separation Allows Lookingness

January 25, 2022, 08:15:17 AM

acw59.memo

31 January 1998

Separation Allows Lookingness

At 04:09 PM 1/31/98 -0500, Homer W. Smith wrote:

“Before a being can change a condition, they have to disagree with it first.” (Quote from Alan)

I thought acceptance was the point of embarcation?

Homer

Hope this isn't a set up question. :-)

Disagreement brings about separation.

Separation allows lookingness.

Just accepting without looking and permeation can lead to collapsed universes.

For example: You are declared Suppressive.

If you just accept the condition without inspection, you will cave in. Worse you will begin to dramatize the item.

But if you inspect honestly, you will find there are areas you are suppressive in, (especially to the declarer.) but there are areas you are not SP in. If you blanket accept the condition, the areas you are not suppressive in will collapse. As you will begin to act suppressive in those areas.

Most of us are truth motivated, thus when we disagree it gives us space to inspect.

Acceptance is one of those subjects that have many permutations. At its highest it means knowing in the fullest sense. (Permeation by self of area.) At its lowest it means total subjugation to anothers idea or thought or complete other determinism. (Denial of self and area.) That is a pretty broad spectrum.

Being able to disagree or agree tends to put order in.

When you indicate to someone there is BPC in an area, the being usually separates slightly from the BPC, a good processor helps keep the separation in place, until the pc can work out whats what.

Alan

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Re: acw59.memo - Separation Allows Lookingness

Reply #1 – January 25, 2022, 01:46:24 PM

Quote from: Alan

Acceptance is one of those subjects that have many permutations. At its highest it means knowing in the fullest sense. (Permeation by self of area.) At its lowest it means total subjugation to anothers idea or thought or complete other determinism. (Denial of self and area.) That is a pretty broad spectrum.

Spot on!

Christian