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| Pure Energy Posts: 320 | Col. Bill, "...Can you jump?" No, You cannot. Yes, You can. As long as Right and wrong are within your view, the choice to jump is "available". I do not mislabel generalized polarity with the scenario-based names. (Unless I riddle?) "...Can you stop" Yes. The stopping itself is inevitable. No complimentary pairings allow for single-minded assuredness. When right and wrong are before you, you may then be right, or wrong. To "stop" implies motion. Duality springs forth. It cannot be corked. Stopping occurs moreso when the "agent" no longer holds this wish, nor the thought of seeking a peaceful state. "...to continue what you finish?" One must always bear in mind the freedom/ liberation of maintaining options. An option that requires "faith" is implied for me here. I believe there is an end to the oscillation of these hemispheres of "do"/ "not do". Since what I do causes reaction, peace must reside upon the "not do" path. Since "not do" also causes reaction, by contrast, peace must not reside upon either path. The third option- further division? Or recombination of it's duelling "Ur" components? Or "neither?" So what was the question, Bill? Dadoo :eek: Leave both pain & pleasures behind you; Discover the treasures buried inside you! |
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