Energy is needed not just for external change, but also to bring about a deep inward transformation or revolution. – Jiddu Krishnamurti
In reading the accounts of history, and learning of the main players, we see details that can shift our view of time, life and human destiny. By manipulating our impression of the eternal moment, there has been a limiting force on our lives. By stepping up above others, some have seen consequences accumulated as karma.
We see an effort to preserve old cycles by some. How much conflict has been entertained in preserving the limits of past cycles? It’s hard to answer this question and it is hard to stomach the facts as they stand today. The details presented are not for a weak stomach, I’m saddened to say.
The ability of a person to connect with visions of God, surely is held within themselves. In Buddhism, Mara is described as the master of illusion, who tries to distract Buddha from reaching enlightenment. In Christianity, the Bible warns of Satan, whom it refers to as the Original Serpent and Father of the Lie. Likewise, Krishna warned Arjuna of the Maya, the illusion we are immersed within, and the demons that wait to lead some astray that lose their way within it.
The Bible explains to us the reason for the Great Flood. In the account, humanity was forced to compete with angel-human hybrids. What would an angel-hybrid signify? Could it be a greater access to information, and a corresponding ability to master this power for personal use? When we see the symbolism of the snake eating its tail, this looping could conceptualize how advanced dragons may appear in their circling. We also become inspired that toxic patterns are evidently ripe to be broken.
In looping souls, and even retrograde-looping souls perhaps, we see evidence of masters existing through time. What life for us could there be beyond all of this? How much do we need to be content, if the risks are so heavy? Wouldn’t we be grateful for a simple and balanced life with a supportive community, compared to the conflict? Won’t we invest in this wisdom for ourselves?
Living in harmony with nature, I wouldn’t want a mobile phone or a VR helmet distracting me too much. Our sense of normal is tested by these ideas. A vision that can motivate our imaginations is needed, so that we can value peace and sustainability before hedonism and excess.
The wolf shall live with the lamb, the leopard shall lie down with the kid, the calf and the lion and the fatling together, and a little child shall lead them. The cow and the bear shall graze, their young shall lie down together; and the lion shall eat straw like the ox. – Isiah 11:6-9
In a world that justifies power imbalances and investing in future weapons, will we allow a divine wisdom into our vision. I hope earnestly that we avoid stumbling into a conflict that could be compounded by misunderstandings. Let’s ensure there will come a time, where even the most troubled souls come home to rest with us. Surely, no higher intelligence or master loves conflict. Humanity, and any other interested parties, won’t need cycles to show us this, if we demonstrate we are quick learners.
Tristan James Johns 