Chapter Four. Part V.
Maybe progress is not at all so black and white or as easily quantifiable as I’d inferred. Always with an unceasing desire for symmetry and perhaps a logic steeped in naivety, my vision of personal progress resembled that of a picture-perfect graph.
The concept of randomness was not a comfortable one. So the notion that all those separate components of the inner-you do not always develop in synchrony was a realisation both disappointing and liberating - and a subject that raised its head more than once.
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Ken, has any spirit told you why they used to disappear quite quickly? Do they need much energy to talk to mortals perhaps?
ReplyDeleteWell, according to what we were told, they were either 'called' - as though there were duties to fulfil; or each had an 'allotted' or an agreed amounts of time to converse with us.
DeleteThe 'energy' thing is very interesting. it was a subject often discussed. They most definitely need energy at their disposal to talk with us, and the amount of apparent energy from one contact to the next could vary dramatically. But to tell you the truth I can't remember why some would have so much more energy than others; I suppose I originally thought this had something to do with the level of development of that particular spirit, but in retrospect I think there might be a bit more to it than that. Leave it with me.
Ken.
Your blog is an amazing adventure, Ken.
ReplyDeleteJoe W.