Are
we in and as the nature of our beingness, Evil?
As
an existence in separation, acting independently without regard
for all as one, I would say that we are quite messed up. I'm messed
up: I'm not even permitted ( as per the responses that often I
receive when I do speak as such) to speak of such issues – the
likes of which I currently write. So, I'm left to myself, to write
and examine only myself, perhaps that's the way it's supposed to be,
just me. Look at the physical world, look at what is here and what
we've done to it/ourselves; it must be too frighting for so many. I
see this because wherever I point in the direction of the atrocities
of this world, even those closest to me refuse to speak with me on
the subject. It is said (as per my current interpretation) that our
minds (the inner) are equally as one responsible for /creating the
outer-physical reality – as above so below, as the saying goes. If
that is so, then the undeniable nature of our beingnesses is
presented to us right in front of our eyes; it's the manifested
physical-reality inside the bubble called atmosphere; have a look if
you dare/care. Many do care/dare, yet still we remain divided: as
mainstream and alternative news, Democrats and Republicans, the Elite
and the poor, we're as divided as we've ever been. It's in and as our
nature, it's who we are, the nature of the beast, the nature of
singularities, all for himself and none for all. No one can change
us - the nature of our beingness, I can't change you and you can't
change me. However, we can change ourselves, of this I am certain.
The current (as I have come to see it) within and as
existence is for equality and oneness, and to this end/beginning I
agree. But there are many who may have different perspectives, and
herein lies conflict/friction between the polls of the
Haves and the Have-nots. We as beings may will ourselves to change
the nature of our beingnesses to that which is “equally” best for
all. However, as long as our perspectives / starting points are different, so to will be the direction of
our wills. Which comes first: the nature of beingness as
what is equally best for all, or the will to be that which is equally
best for all? If we are all to make a decision as to what is equally
best for all, it must be made from a starting point/perspective of
total equality in seeing/understanding/being equal to all that is
here, i.e., 99.999% full disclosure – just short of pushing the
reset button. Interestingly, this appears to be what is currently
taking place in the world, a painful (for most) transition of
perspectives.
- I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see/realize and understand that there are those (because of their perspective / starting point) who are currently unable to speak for themselves, and that for another/others to speak for them, is righteous only if I/we do so from a self-honest starting-point / perspective of that which is equally best for all.
- I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to disregard the starting-point / perspective of that which is equally best for all, and within this not see/realize and understand that to change the nature of my beingness to that which is equally best for all, I must will the change continuously and constantly so as this change becomes me in/as the entirety of me, the essence of me.
- I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see/realize and understand that when I write, I must write what is equally best for all, so as to write/be that which I am becoming.
- Within this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see, realize and understand that the words I speak must spoken from a starting-point / perspective of what is equally best for all, so as to speak that which I am becoming.
- Within this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see/realize and understand that my deeds must be done from the starting point / perspective of and as that which is equally best for all, so as to in-deed be that which I am becoming.
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