Aeon418
ravenest said:Aeon; do you think a person can be 'born' as a 'high degree' or has a certain 'level of attainment' 'hard wired' that comes out as they mature ... like a natural ability?
I'm very open to that idea. But I also think the physical component is underestimated by some people. I'm convinced that no matter how 'aware' a particular individual may be, the full unfolding and actualization of their innate gift is still 'keyed' to the maturity of the body (the temple of the spirit) and it's capacity to handle a higher level of 'energy'. Until that occurs I don't consider them "confidently ready to run." They still need to recapitulate their previous steps and learn how to walk again. Some acne riddled, greasy, 15 year old kid may indeed be 'hard wired' due to previous experiences, and have some awareness of this. But they will still probably have to wait until after their first Saturn return to begin to fully manifest and actualize their ability.
ravenest said:The one example I am thinking of I ran into when he was about 15 ..
Is this meant to be an autobiographical scetch told in the thirdperson?
ravenest said:great at his job ( True Will, destiny or 'Life's calling" {as he refers to it } )
This is not for your benefit, ravenest, but for others who seem to think that True Will must find expression through a particular job or career. It's great if your mundane occupation and True Will link up in that way, but that doesn't necessarily have to be the case. Any work can be part of the True Will, even if it does no more than provide for the 'material platform.' Whether one sweeps the streets or sits in a board room on the top floor, do all for the Glory of Adonai. It's basic Karma yoga.
ravenest said:Like I said; some never FIND it ... some eventually FIND it and some DONT NEED TO FIND it as they just seem to DO it, naturally ... the finding part isn't necessary.
Do you actually teach this? If so I can't help feeling what a disservice it is to those you say "never find it." The fact that they are actually looking is evidence that they have already found something.