The magic in blending the Left and Right
“There is a magic in this blending of the left and the right.
I mentioned that I'm three parts left. I'm one part right [View, bottom black arrow].
And that one part right for me is an enormously beautiful thing. It adds richness to my process.
It affects the way I look at the world.
So I don't have this strategic way of perceiving things. I have this right open process. And I can see how I can take the advantage of that rightness and the nature of my leftness and make them work together. And it changes the way in which we can deal with each other.
Look, the first thing that design does when you enter into your strategy and authority, what you really do is you open up the possibility that for the first time in your life you can be an honest creature. Honest. Honest.
We are a devious lying lot. We are. You know, we're sneaky creatures. We're full of all kinds of bullshit. We have it at every single level. All the politics, the gossip, the this, the that.
It goes on and on and on and on and on. You know, one of the things to recognize about what we are is that we are here to truthfully commune with the other.
And you can only even begin to do that if your mind isn't in charge of the decision-making trip. And you can imagine if you're right-minded and you're giving your mind authority to initiate decisions.
Wow, you're crazy.
Because you're going to be a loser in that movie. You really are. Because you're not built for it.
You're not. See, one of the things that I understand about the nine-centered being, I even had an illustration. I didn't put it up.
Blabbing away. Think about being a nine-centered being. We have what no other creature has ever had.
We have been given an opportunity to be able to live as a bioform without fear of survival. That's what it is to be a nine-centered being. Everything about the seven-centered being was fear. Fear-driven.
Everything about it. Fear-driven. Now, fear is useful. You know, out of fear we develop intelligence. That's what strategy is based on. But you see, the nine-centered being isn't like them.
First of all, the nine-centered being is fundamentally receptive, which means that we have a way of integrating on the material plane that no other creature before us had. That's why strategy and authority is such an incredible thing.
It's not about the psychological, spiritual advantages. It's about understanding the advantage in navigating on this plane. We are not here to suffer on the material plane. We are not here to spend our lives concerned about the material plane. We're not. We're not.
We're here to be able to operate out of an inner authority that is deeply, deeply, deeply attuned to the material world.
My spleen knows how to navigate on this plane. And it opens up an opportunity for my mind to be able to express itself without guile, to be able to do so honestly.
See, it's the whole thing about communion. I was having a conversation with somebody yesterday. And they were talking about the fact that they liked to argue. They enjoyed arguing. And I was thinking about that.
This is the whole left thing. You say this and the other person strategically challenges it. I mean, this is what it's all about.
And this is the way that it works. And you know, I mean, I had that as a kid. My father loved to play devil's advocate.
You know, horrible game, really, if you don't know how to play. You know, you say something no matter what it is, and he says the opposite. And he was really good at it.
He loved playing the game. I mean, I was smart enough to understand that I was being manipulated. And I would experiment with manipulating back.
Once I really shocked him because I said something and said the exact opposite. It was really insane what he said.
And I said, “wow, you're right”.
You know, this is the strategic. You know, this is the way that it works. We are not like this. I mean, this is not what our minds are for. It's not about arguing. It isn't about agreeing. You don't have to agree with the other person.
It's not about that.
This whole idea that everybody's got to agree with everybody and blah, blah, blah.
I live in a differentiated potential. In a differentiated potential, everybody's got a unique this or that. Everybody's got a unique perspective. There are many people that teach here who say things that I don't necessarily agree with. Why should I?
I have to agree with things. It isn't the point. And it's really something to understand. It's not the point. The point is outer authority. The point is the respect for the other.
The point is the interest that arises out of communion in which the communion is not rooted in strategic one-upmanship.
“My God's better than your God. My philosophy is better than your philosophy.”
I mean, please, you know, it isn't about any of that. If we're ever going to be able to truly commune with each other as beings, it's not about whether we're communing because we want people to agree with us or not, or like us or not. It's not about that.
It's just about releasing your outer authority. I don't give a damn if people don't understand, agree with whatever it is that I say.
So it is. I'm sure there's billions out there that would find it really uncomfortable what I say. I don't care. It's not the point.
And it doesn't upset me, you know. It's really something important for us to understand.
We're never going to be able to reach out to each other if we're caught up in all this strategic bullshit that you're trying to figure out what you think you should say before you say it, that you're concerned about the consequences of, you know, what you're going to say, the consequences of the decision-making, all these kinds of things, it's nonsense.
And it always goes back to the same thing.
It goes back to the kinds of relationships we have. You know, do you enter into a relationship correctly?
And do you enter into that relationship as yourself? If you're a right being, you have nothing to offer. You know, this is the thing I like about the right. The strategic always has to do its thing. Always. The right is just waiting.
I mean, this is their perfection.
And of course, if you don't have those forces around you that are going to tap into what that resource is, this is an enormous waste.
I mean, you know, there used to be this cliche about, you know, how horrible it is to waste the potential of a mind.
Well, the potential of the right is beyond our understanding and we're not tapping into it at all.
And this is what our future is going to demand.”