Message #46212

[Jitendra Hydonus]

I appreciate your openness to the possibility of being in error, I am also. In fact I do not know that people can be completely wrong or right as long as there is duality. I believe your view that there is a percentage of right and wrong, is ‘most probably’ more correct. And their is always the possibility of being right but simultaneously being wrong in our way of behaving. Is it possible that as long as we are in duality right or wrong are not absolute terms? Perhaps we must also look at the way we respond or react to our own cherished ideas. In that we can also be right or wrong. What I see happening on an international and national scale  is more complex in nature as well. We used to have people making slaves out of one another and a God of the Old Testament giving us the green light on doing it. Today Slavery is for the most part a thing of the past. We now think of for instance economic slavery.

We as spiritual beings are attempting to fine tune our consciousness. yet we still question our ability to understand our own thoughts and feelings as we encounter others who have contrasting views. And occasionally - or even more so, if that is our current lesson - we meet someone that makes us look at our reality quite differently. Although we may at the same time see their mistakes in the way they did so. I recently had a devotee question my ability to have an ‘open-minded’ view on vaccines and the harm they are capable of. While I attempted to express my view that both sides had good and bad points, she constantly attempted to make me me feel guilty by ‘demanding’ that i fess up to whether I had been vaccinated or not.