Ethics/Morality (Was Placement--)

[Guest guest]

I think that even in the deities this issue of loving conditionally or

unconditionally comes up. In the Book of Liberation through Hearing,

commonly called the book of the dead, it describes in great detail what

happens after we die. Please keep in mind, this is my understanding of

this, and I'm a long way from enlightenment, but this is what I believe.

 

Essentially, for seven days we are unconscious, then we wake up in the

brightest light we have ever seen, so bright that it is hard to tolerate

- that is our enlightened nature and if we can remain in it, if we can

see things for what they are, that is enlightenment.

 

After that, we have get visited by the peaceful deities, who represent

the enlightened nature of love. They accept us unconditionally, and if

we can release ego through their teachings we become enlightened.

 

Then the wrathful deities appear who appear as horrifying beings

drinking blood and trampling skulls. They are there to terrify us into

releasing our egos, and their teaching is not unconditional acceptance,

but showing us exactly where we hold on. Again we can become

enlightened through their teaching.

 

If we haven't become enlightened so far, we begin to choose how we want

to be reborn, and we see visions of couples making love all over the

worlds. It is up to us to find parents that will cultivate our wisdom.

And here the advice is quite practical, if a bit humorous. If a couple

seems unsuitable, don't get between them!

 

Here's the deal though, all these things we see are just projections of

our mind. First we see our enlightened mind, then our peaceful and

loving mind, then our judging and discriminating mind, and then we

muddle through into rebirth. This is just what happens in each moment

as we are here, now, and living. We judge situations and decide to join

or to stand against them. If we know we are doing this, we can choose

with wisdom, if not, it's pot luck; either way, conscious or not, we

create our own experience.

 

Peace & Love,

Peter

 

 

 

, Elektra Fire

<elektra.fire wrote:

>

> Being aware of someone's behaviour is different from

> judging it.

> It's totally fine to see the truth of someone's

> action, it's just how you feel inside thats the

> important part.

> Do you instantly forgive, do you try to change the

> person?

> Do you still see the divine one within them and love

> them even if they are causing suffering?

> But really see it, not force yourself just because you

> think you " should " .

>

> Unconditional love is being able to love someone no

> matter what,

> am I able to see the perfection within every life

> stream?

>

> The less judgement I feel the more I love I feel

> naturally.

>

> But it's not something natural, to love someone who

> hurts you or others so I guess we can but try our

> best, no judgement right! LOL

>

> HUGZ

> Elektra x x x

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