“Compromise is very difficult.
Compromise is a ‘problem’.
I’ve done endless numbers of relationship’s charts, and the moment l look at a relationship chart, because I’m dealing with the not-self, I go immediately to compromise because compromise tells me the one thing that will destroy a relationship.
Dominance allows you to see the other. [one chart has a full channel defined, the other has that channel in white]
The electromagnetic gives you this attraction and repulsion. [one chart has one gate of a given channel colored in and the other has the gate on the other end colored in]
The electromagnetic is responsible, in a sense, for setting the spark of a relationship and keeping the spark alive, but it will never end the relationship.
Compromise is a place, in people who are not aware, where the not-self gets to the point where it’s “so far” and “no further” and the relationship collapses.
Compromise is very difficult. One partner has the whole channel; the other, partner has a part of the channel.
Compromise is difficult wherever it appears in the body graph, but when it appears in connection to a gate of love, ah, you’d better be yourself because if you’re not yourself, it’s going to be very difficult.
It’s simply the reality, compromise is something where you’re always hitting the same wall. Always. You cannot intellectually surrender to that. Nobody can.
You can’t because it’s not reasonable. It’s unfair, and part of love is that love is unfair.
Though nothing has thought me more than compromise.
You know, I’m an ego manifestor. I want things my way. The moment that you meet compromise, you know right away how funny that is. There’s nothing you can do. Nothing. You get out your atomic bomb and you try to blow it up; doesn’t work' l use all my powers of seduction; doesn’t work. I use all my intellect; doesn't work.
I have met many 17/62's in my life.
[Ra’s chart had 62 defined - this is also a compromise that John and I have - I have the channel, him the 62, it’s a beast 🤓]
They’re the ones that are my favorite. They have opinions, and no matter how much l tell them:
“You’re being an absolute fucking idiot. You don’t know what you’re talking about. This is not true. This is utterly ridiculous…”
They look at you like: “You have a problem? Don’t you see that I’ve got it?” You bang and you bang, and nothing.
Now, if you don’t understand that, you kill them. You go nuts. You leave them. You walk, because compromise is like that. And yet, at the same time, it’s magic!
Oh, I love having compromise in my life because it always reminds me who I am. These things don’t bother me, I’m awake. I watch the movie. I see how it works. It’s okay. What to do?
Human beings are going to be what they are, and I like that, as long as they live it. It’s the not-self that I don’t like and all the confusion and all the pain that comes out of the not-self. To accept ourselves: it’s so easy.
We have the mechanics, and then when you get into this kind of stuff, you don’t have what people had, which is not a great relationship: a relationship full of suspicion and tensions, misunderstanding and lack of appreciation.
The best qualities of the two of them and the value of who the two of them are for each other, the transcendent quality that comes through a relationship is lost. It’s lost. You never get to see that.
And after all, that’s what love is about. Love is about getting us to the point that we realise that what happens has nothing to do with the I and the other. But it’s what happens between the I and the other. It’s the magic' You don’t get there as the not-self. You really don’t. You just end up in the morass.
Compromise is something that is very, very difficult in relationships, and when you hove compromise and it’s related to a gate of love, then you really have something that has to be dealt with.
Throughout my career when I’ve been dealing with partnership analysis and I’ve been looking at dealing with a couple and my movie with the couple as I sit between them, you see what’s there.
My eye always goes to the compromise because I know that in the not-self couple sitting beside me, the place of deterioration in the relationship, the place where they’re having their great dilemma is all associated to that compromise.
So it’s a very important thing to keep in mind when you’re looking at the way connectivity operates.
The other thing l want you to keep in mind, whenever you’re looking at the way in which we connect, looking at dominance, electromagnetics and compromise, obviously, these connections take place in places other than where there are gates of love.
Obviously. When you’re looking at a partnership, it’s very important to see what’s the priority. ln other words, if there is on electromagnetic in a gate of love, that’s going to be dominant to an electromagnetic that’s in a non-place of love. It’s a very, very different kind of connection,
The same is true for compromise.
Compromise in a non-gate of love is actually much easier for the not-self to deal with. They’re just annoyed. It’s much easier for the not-self to deal with it than compromise through a gate of love.
So, there is a hierarchy when you’re looking at connectivity. In other words, you’re going to find electromagnetics, dominances, or whatever in places other than where the gates of love are.
Recognize that when you’re looking at a partnership, in any relationship, there is a hierarchy, that compromise in a gate of love is more problem than compromise in a non-gate of love.
Electromagnetic is really more sparky when it’s through a gate of love than when it’s through a non-gate of love.
Dominance through a gate of love is much more: these are people that really see that everybody loves their other. They see that the quality is shining. Τhese are much more powerful than when they’re in non-gates of love.
With a partner, if you don’t have a gate of love that’s connected, those other aspects then take on that quality, sort of. It’s sort of a way of getting there. I know couples that are hooked that way, where their electromagnetic is in a non-gate of love.
And of course, basically what happens is that develops into a kind of extension of friendship. It becomes a sort of level of friendship, rather than that being the deep bonding that is possible through connectivity relative to gates of love.
Remember something about compromise. Whenever you’re looking at a relationship with anyone, with anyone, it doesn’t matter what relationship that is, always look at the compromises.
Since you’re dealing with a not-self, when you look at the compromises, you understand the fundamental tension in a relationship that will, sooner or later, destroy the relationship, unless you’ve got people that can deal with that and recognize what it is.”
~Ra Uru Hu