0956 - TALKS: Wisdom & Momentum on the Path (RA)

Today, I want to focus on a couple of passages from the raw material associated with wisdom.

There's a strong emphasis in most spiritual communities on love over wisdom.

Ra talks extensively about the importance of the balancing of love wisdom.

The key to development for us is love wisdom development in balance.

This is the same as Ra's phrase, the efficient use of catalyst, where catalyst means phenomena.

or what's commonly called experience, so catalyst as anything that impinges on the senses, including, you know, touch, taste, smell, sight, hearing, as well as other people and, you know, interrelational dynamics, my talking, your talking, there being the situation around us, my process with you, your process is how it reflects on me, all this.

is catalyst, which is already moderately distorted because of our perception limitations.

But the efficient use of this catalyst is to distill love light.

So distilling love light from catalyst equals the furnishing of self with polarized experience, which is seeing phenomena, seeing life in accord with spiritual perspective or values, like a moral perspective.

I want to do right.

I don't want to hurt people.

I want to keep learning.

I want to help and learn.

So learning, growing, helping as our perspective, which starts with healing and balance, is the, quote, polarized experience that we're fashioning or furnishing by distilled, distilling, you know, love light from catalysts.

distilling meaning and value and understanding.

So where love is pretty simple, wisdom is not.

And Ra's discussion of fifth density life, very much like the discussion of fifth chakra activation, extensively explains what wisdom is all about and what happens in on the path when one embraces or comes to truly value wisdom, where wisdom is not in competition with love.

And one seeks to be balanced.

So in session in a counseling session, somebody was asking, we're talking about love, wisdom, in how to deal with people, in being with people.

And his view was something like lead with love.

And I basically, and I think that that's, lead with love is, of course, walking around kindly, being a kindly fellow who doesn't really want to cause pain or make trouble or lie or cheat.

So it's some grounding, obviously, in morality, ethics, and virtue, harmlessness, ahimsa.

That's our basic configuration already.

The question then is how to be of service.

And of course it's situational if we're with others, but it's also deeply associated with one's own point on the path, position on the path, leading edge of development on the path.