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My friend, my ally, my child of light!
Perceive these words, as carefully as a soul can perceive. This is not meant to offend, but to be taken in contextual form for every reader.
We all have to work together to climb this mountain. I have had my posts deleted on here in the past for spilling too much too fast… "the powers that be" fully KNOW my personality.
We, as human, are much like children on a grand cosmic scale.
We seek knowledge, we seek truth such as a child in the store seeks every toy and sweet treat.
We kick, we cry, we scream, we want it, we want it ALL and we want it NOW.
The key to wisdom… is patience.
I now refer you to the ascended masters of wisdom. Socrates and Plato.
Plato’s mentor was Socrates. Plato thought Socrates was the wisest person of this time and he passionately desired to learn all of Socrates’ wisdom.
Legend has it that one day Socrates and Plato were walking down the beach deep in conversation. At one point, Socrates said to Plato, “Walk with me into the ocean.” They turned and walked into the sea together.
Now, in your imagination, picture that happening: Student and teacher, two of the greatest philosophers of history, striding into the surf side by side.
The water started out around their ankles, then rose up to their knees. As the water got higher Plato wondered, “What is the lesson my master is trying to teach me?”
When the water was about shoulder height, Socrates abruptly grabbed Plato’s head and pushed him down under the water. As Plato was held down, he undoubtedly wondered again what this lesson was all about.
After a time, when Plato ran out of air, he began to struggle to get his head above water. He punched and kicked and grabbed to get free, but Socrates was a strong man and held him down. Finally, Plato blacked out due to lack of oxygen. Socrates pulled him ashore and resuscitated him.
When Plato regained consciousness, he angrily accused Socrates of trying to drown him. Socrates matter-of factly explained, “If that had been my intention, I would not have pulled you ashore.”
“Then why did you do that?” Plato demanded.
Socrates calmly replied, “When you desire my knowledge like you desired that breath of air, then you shall have it.”
My child of light… the question is not, what is my knowledge? The question is why do you seek it?
Do you seek knowledge for self service?
Or do you seek it to serve others?
Do you seek WISDOM for self service?
Or do you seek it for others…
Perceive, this as well my child of "light".
Why does Q keep referring to… THE LIGHT