[Seth]

I think I found the missing link between levels of consciousness and polarization. I rearranged some of Steve’s writing to illustrate the point:

The level of reason is also a trap. The more you think, the more you realize that the mind alone, no matter how intelligent and knowledgeable you become, cannot provide the context for your life. It can’t provide purpose or meaning. You can think and think and analyze and analyze, but no amount of data or information can tell you why you’re here and what to live for. You start to feel empty and ask questions like, “Is this all there is?” You’ve reached the point where you say, “Wow. I can do all this stuff, and I know I must put it to good use. So what’s the best use of my talents?” To ascend to the level of Love, you must choose your polarization.

You can experience unconditional love by seeing God in others, and adopt a life of service to the greater good. Or you can experience unconditional love by recognizing that you are God, and adopt a life of service to self. You cannot choose both, and you cannot advance to the level of Love without choosing one or the other. If you disagree with this, you are at a lower level of consciousness and don’t understand Love. Or I could be wrong.

I agree Steve has been less than clear on this issue, but it is obviously an integral part of his belief system and he is doing his best to explain it. Please don’t be so quick to throw out the concept because it is difficult to grasp. We’re talking about the level of Love, so there’s a significant communication gap for many of us. What do you guys think of the theory that you must polarize at Reason to get to Love?