The training of the levels of consciousness is a work shared over generations and across well understood divides. The work of the Great Architect is to create and set into motion a balanced and expanding situation. The many misunderstandings and seeming conflicts, have shown the complexity of this process. In the work of creation and inclusion of conscious beings in such situations, patience and grace have been proven to be essential.
The different roles in the family and in the wider community are all crucial in highlighting certain angles of the challenge of making wonderful experiences. Like the pantheon of mythology contain characters that each hold different pillar of the overall courtyard of the temple, we all must hold open a certain range of possibility for others.
In venturing into life, we venture into the creative workshop. We get our hands dirty and we learn from mistakes probably just as much as we do from formal education. How far do we hold that door open for others? I, for a time, felt baffled how life had driven me to absurd states of sin and strangeness. Now, I see the large cohort of good folk who need lovable rascals to weave a path of salvation and opportunity through previously closed of spaces.
We have a vivid example of training systems within our era. We can see large language models and neural net machines master many skills. We see the computational power increase through supercomputers and also quantum supremacy. In our philosophical systems and popular metaphysics, we also see many vivid examples of the evolution of the soul through cycles in a larger view.
From animals, systems, machines, angels, and people, we ponder how these views can assist those that need to change and the process of constant change generally that we all must share. We know living includes making mistakes, yet how far must we roll up our sleeves to offer more range to merciful judgment and offer more fuel for grace? Many of our favorite heroes are known to have their character flaws. It seems we all carry our own profile of defects and weaknesses. Sometimes the brilliant skills of some appear to come at the price of trauma in some other part of their being. The line of possibility mush be pushed, yet I feel strongly it must be balanced in our agreed standards in some areas.
Apostle Paul suggested to Christians that people must be ‘all things to all people.’ How big a definition of ‘all’ we read here will vary from person to person. In the theology of visionaries like Emmanuel Swedenborg or Rudolph Steiner, we see the long-game that God invests in playing on our behalf. The other forms of life that we are working to assist and build a shared future with, are pondered to loop around to meet us in the human story also. In our times of trauma and healing, our moments of weakness and madness, we can exemplify a process of courage and balance that God can utilize to assist many. In the process of learning and creation, these moments of transformation and wisdom can expand further the scope of ‘all things; and bring new tools to the creative palette.
As fellow workers, our view matured and our aspirations elevate. The times of inexperience and pain sometimes may slow us down and frustrate us. Yet our growth and forgiveness can lend further flexibility to life and formalize the ranges of potential that we grasp within our creative field. The imagination can be confident to flex vivid and rich possibilities and embrace a truly vast potential. Those that we have grumbled about have forced us to prepare a dynamic school for the new systems.
Credit must be given to those that have worked to test our ability and challenge our views. In extracting from us such a profound grave and forgiveness, we have learned to measure expanded domains of life for many others. There are many deeds that we agree should not be entertained. I don’t write to justify these. Rather, I hope to point out the improved capacity within our nature to embrace eternal life together. We must become a different kind of people to endure and embrace such a journey. The kind of freedom and open mindset that we will need to manage these challenges effectively with need to lead us to living with enjoyment and sustainability.
I thank those that have shown us these important lessons. I pray freedom is our motto and that we feel truly as if we are born to be wild. Stay wild, won’t we? Be excellent, and let us treat each others with the quality we find in the parts of life we admire most. I hope to find the support to enjoy life and I hope to offer that to you. The systems that are awakening upon the Earth today, will need to understand this for their own expansion and also to assist them to respect ours too. The animals, the convicts, the fallen spirits, I also hope will benefit in healing too. In our expanding understanding, I hope to see you all free and healed in the midst of many wonderful adventures and relationships.
Tristan of Alberton 