Thought Adjuster

[tides2dust]

Alabama, US of A, March 27, 2014.
Teacher: Thought Adjuster.
Subject: “About Intolerance”

Message received by Oscar.

Thought Adjuster: “Easily taking offense reveals a lack of self-appreciation, as well as an imbalance in assessing one's own importance. On one hand, those who take offense at the comments or even the teasing of their peers implicitly assume that there is some truth in these actions and seek by all means to prevent others – or even themselves – from realizing it. On the other hand, when you easily get upset by criticism or contradictions to your ideas, you become intolerant and assume that your position is correct, disregarding the ideas of others. Both attitudes are dangerous for your spiritual development, as they lead you to a place where you are unwilling to engage in the sincere self-examination necessary for the progressive achievement of perfection.

All attitudes of intolerance separate us from our peers. By nature, each human being is unique and original. It is absurd to pretend that everyone should think the same way or that they should approach the same situations with the same methods. Experience is very valuable to deity, and the only way to acquire all possible experience is through the original lives of all the ascending sons of God. The Father enjoys originality while loving each and every one of his universal children with equal fervor.

One of the most important lessons you must learn is to get along with your peers. This is a lesson for which you have abundant opportunities in this world. There is great variety among personalities on this planet, differentiated by culture, beliefs, level of progress, and the inherent originality in each personality bestowed by the Creator. Every day you will encounter multiple situations in which you must relate to others. Seize each of these opportunities to learn more about your peers and to see in them the Father who dwells within each of us.

Many of the problems of this world would disappear if its inhabitants made a sincere effort to understand each other. Stop forcefully resisting the apparent attacks that your peers wield against your ego. Instead, try to see their point of view and find opportunities to improve yourself. Behind every criticism lies the mark of a disagreement, a disharmony between personalities. Consider what you could do to get closer to those who apparently are against you. This is only possible through a sincere intention to ‘put yourself in their shoes’ and understand the grievances suffered by others.

Those who have progressed a bit in their journey of self-discovery and dedication to divine will are never offended by the things that happen in the world. They have implicitly accepted the brotherhood among human beings, and although some of their peers may seemingly attack them, they do so simply because they have not yet discovered in their experience the truth that we are all children of the same heavenly Father. Does an adult get offended by the thoughtless actions of a small child? It shouldn't, because the adult, with their maturity and experience, accepts that the little ones will act better when they achieve maturity. Likewise, spiritually mature adults view their brothers still spiritually immature with the same consideration and mercy that they themselves enjoyed during their spiritual childhood.”

© The 11:11 Progress Group.
Faith is just curiosity tinged with hope — Thought Adjuster.
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[Jitendra Hydonus]

Thanks, Eric.

I fond that all the ‘thought adjusters’ have had so much wisdom to relate to us all. And though I may disagree with others, as long as they are giving a respectful listen to the views of others; I believe they should be heard here. So should it matter if they are giving a respectful listen to others? Not really, yet everyone should be treated kindly. If someone disagrees with this premise, they are always welcome to go any place where kindness is not a priority. I think most, if not all the staff here believe kindness is a fundamental quality of spiritual attainment. It is difficult to keep a site going if members are constantly bickering and mean to one another.

[tides2dust]

Thanks Steve, I'm glad you like the messages. I'm sorry you're still experiencing troubles on this site. I hadn't noticed.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Thanks Steve, I'm glad you like the messages. I'm sorry you're still experiencing troubles on this site. I hadn't noticed.

Yes Eric, I find that these channelings you bring us, come from some higher realm than we witness in most behaviors of people and circumstances of these times and people of Mother Earth, and here on this site, at times, as well. In all people and circumstances in our life that we love nothing is trouble free. If I were to tell you that life is that way I would be lying to everyone. If you truly hadn’t noticed ( as you have said above ) I consider it a compliment. Although, just like you or anyone here we all struggle with our life circumstances and I am not going to hide 🫣 all my struggles. That is something I admire about you; that is you have shown your vulnerabilities and do not pretend you don’t experience such struggles, when they are apparent to you. Paramahansa Yogananda claimed that God finds it to be an asset when we encounter difficulties and attempt to overcome them. Some days are 10’s others not as high, but all days are good 😊. 

There are some people that perceive any weakness we may have and attempt to exploit them. There are those who practice meanness and find perverted satisfaction in their attempts to bring themselves up while taking shots at others. Which you may have noticed and recognized this here and in politics today. It is not a sign of true friendship or kindness. Most of us here are attempting to make this world a better place by changing ourselves. No one ever said that would be easy and trouble free. That is because there is always a force working against our higher intentions and aspirations. That is what I attempted to convey in this message below and above.

Thanks, Eric.

I fond that all the ‘thought adjusters’ have had so much wisdom to relate to us all. And though I may disagree with others, as long as they are giving a respectful listen to the views of others; I believe they should be heard here. So should it matter if they are giving a respectful listen to others? Not really, yet everyone should be treated kindly. If someone disagrees with this premise, they are always welcome to go any place where kindness is not a priority. I think most, if not all the staff here believe kindness is a fundamental quality of spiritual attainment. It is difficult to keep a site going if members are constantly bickering and mean to one another.

[tides2dust]

I don't see it like that, I like to find the balance between Spirit and Matter. The harmony of being both earthly and divine.

I believe this video I shared about the peacock angel explains it well. The chapter, "Navigating Inner Duality" might help you understand how I see- or if you can find the part where he talks about the anima and animus.

http://spiritualportal.net/index.php/topic,6683.msg45708.html#msg45708

It doesn't mean what you see isn't true, it just validates there are differences in how we all see, and God cherishes all of us.


PS.. By, "see it like that" I am referring to this idea that this force working against our highest intention or aspiration is somehow outside of us. We might notice these things outside of ourselves. But I don't believe what we think as outside is actually separate from our self. But we must continually navigate WITHIN to finally make the realization of all that happens around us.

As far as childish behavior is concerned, yes we are all quite guilty. I don't care to spend so much energy trying to asses why, I only care to "keep on keepin' on." I can say, from my experience, cultivating such an attitude is never made in vain. Universe has always acknowledged my sincere efforts in kind.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

We may look at this differently and as you say it is ok. Most likely at some point soon I will look into your points here and attempt to see more through your eyes. Some people do things that are no longer part of our consciousness. They may nag constantly. They may belittle our efforts. They may dislodge themselves from our lives and then come back and take revenge. I’ve seen all these things Eric… and no doubt you have. The way I see that one has to change ourselves is not always by changing ourselves. But by being strong enough and having the foresight and fortitude to know that the actions of others are not always a result of our behavior but rather, that some people can be treacherous, some people can be pathological liars, some people can invade or torture others. Some people truly have substance abuse problems that make life challenging for others. Some people have little regard for others in their hostile ways. It is up to us to depose our fate in regard to them and change our destiny. That is my immediate response to your last comment about this matter, subject to change as all things are in this duality we find ourselves. At times though the lessons are quite different, finding ourselves in dark places and environments, we nevertheless need to extricate ourselves from such forces, or meet them head on.

I don't see it like that, I like to find the balance between Spirit and Matter. The harmony of being both earthly and divine.

I believe this video I shared about the peacock angel explains it well. The chapter, "Navigating Inner Duality" might help you understand how I see- or if you can find the part where he talks about the anima and animus.

http://spiritualportal.net/index.php/topic,6683.msg45708.html#msg45708

It doesn't mean what you see isn't true, it just validates there are differences in how we all see, and God cherishes all of us.


PS.. By, "see it like that" I am referring to this idea that this force working against our highest intention or aspiration is somehow outside of us. We might notice these things outside of ourselves. But I don't believe what we think as outside is actually separate from our self. But we must continually navigate WITHIN to finally make the realization of all that happens around us.

As far as childish behavior is concerned, yes we are all quite guilty. I don't care to spend so much energy trying to asses why, I only care to "keep on keepin' on." I can say, from my experience, cultivating such an attitude is never made in vain. Universe has always acknowledged my sincere efforts in kind.

[tides2dust]

I wish you peace and sovereignty, realization and liberation.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

I wish you peace and sovereignty, realization and liberation.

Yea; my path is not thy path but our paths have often converged. The thought adjuster is an example of convergence.

Some people feed off each other creatively, energetically, even emotionally or spiritually speaking. Most times this is productive. Other times not so. i see that as the chemistry that is happening here.

[JoySmith]

Amen, Thought Adjuster!
Your descriptions of current arenas of struggle among the people of Earth resonates, as we see the problems ourselves.
Surely many people, too, are sowing their light in the corners where they are.  May our localized works of service
blend and shine and lift one another in our spheres, and may we simply follow the Light, that has stated, "Hear, the Lord thy God is One".
This is the Truth that will help us find peace in our lifetimes and perhaps for all to know Peace in lifetimes to come ~
In God, all things are possible, as shown by the Masters who have come to teach us; even by Christ, the great Teacher and the Adam of Creation.