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Originally Posted by JHL  I agree! (hope you were sitting down for that one). In my view, I would label the negative aspect of the scale as "Lack of love" and its opposite as "Love". Love is defined as pure connectedness, and lack of love as seperation. Fear is, of course, at its highest at the "lack of love" pole, while at "love" there is an absence of fear. |
Sorry to say but you don't actually agree
A highly polarized negative entity has much love, but the love is directed inwards towards the self.
Positive polarity directs love outwards, and includes the self, because the love is for the entire creation.
Negative polarity fear is typified by fear of others and fear of their infringement. (Positive people experience this fear too, but as they polarize more and more it goes away almost completely.)
Positive polarity fear is typified by fear of the self harming others. (Negative people have this fear as well, but as they polarize more and more it goes away almost completely.)
Negative-syndrome (Just one syndrome of many) is therefore when a negative entity fears harming others, because this fear cripples him from further polarization and effectiveness.
Positive-syndrome (again, one of many) is when a positive entity fears himself being harmed, because this fear cripples his outward expression of love.
Of course essentially every type of fear could be called a syndrome IMO. I see no benefit to any of them. Polarization, on either front, is when you cultivate the love. Love for yourself or love for everything, the power is in the love.