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Originally Posted by seeker5  If what you're saying is true, then why does Steve himself say that taking either approaches leads to the same result? |
I can't speak for Steve but my personal belief is that eventually the negative polarity becomes so strong, powerful, and wise that they realise their folly and convert to positive polarity so they can find true unity. The ultimate nature of the universe is unity, but the negative path is spiritual development through separation. This works for awhile and can advance someone very far down the road, but ultimately they must cross the gap and find unity.
This is the way I view the statement that eventually both polarities end up at the same place. It may not happen for eons. Both polarities are neccessary for spiritual evolution and both polarities will advance humans in their evolution. They manifest different traits, but eventually All Roads Lead To Love.
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Furthermore, from what you're saying it should be obvious to see from the outside whether someone is a lightworker or a darkworker. Why is it then that Steve isn't able to tell whether Bill Gates, the richest man in the world and one of the most powerful man in the software and computing industry, a lightworker or a darkworker?
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It's not obvious because people can work from ignorance. When I was young I wanted to help people improve, I wanted to see my teammates win. So I would forcibly take control and use fear energy to force them along a development path so they would improve. My intentions were only to serve them, I only wanted to help. But my actions did not help because I was ignorant and misguided. My actions were negative but my intentions were positive. Eventually I realised this.
So Bill Gates may only wish to serve the world but he might do it in a way that LOOKS selfish. We'll never know if he's actually selfish though until we can look inside his head and read his intentions. It's the intentions that polarize and the intentions that count.
I gave up my domineering ways when I saw clearly that they weren't helping. Until I gave them up, people would probably have classified me as negative, and I was the only person who knew I wasn't.