Was Leonardo da Vinci a darkworker?

[KaleidoskopicVision]

I like this Wholeworker polarization. What if the why were 'To explore the mysteries of the universe, alone or with friends, but preferably with friends'

[Cado]

Originally Posted by KaleidoskopicVision

I like this Wholeworker polarization. What if the why were 'To explore the mysteries of the universe, alone or with friends, but preferably with friends'

That's not something which is excluded from either lightworking or darkworking. Wholeworking only makes sense if you consider either of the two polarities incomplete. It breaks down if you bring energy, rather the flow of energy, into the picture. Think of the left-hand path and right-hand path as literal terms: energy can flow into one hand and out the other but it can't flow out of both or come into both at the same time.

[KaleidoskopicVision]

Originally Posted by Illustro Cado

That's not something which is excluded from either lightworking or darkworking. Wholeworking only makes sense if you consider either of the two polarities incomplete. It breaks down if you bring energy, rather the flow of energy, into the picture. Think of the left-hand path and right-hand path as literal terms: energy can flow into one hand and out the other but it can't flow out of both or come into both at the same time.

Why can't it flow in/out of both at the same time? Consider this. Energy inflowing is going through a person's being and transmuting them. Excess is excreted through the root or crown. Energy is drawn in through both the root and crown, meets in the center and is directed out both hands. In a practice of energy healing I have been learning, it is typical to draw energy inward with one hand while projecting it outward with the other. Emphasis is placed on the drawing inward to prevent personal depletion of energy which can lead to fatigue and even sickness. But there is also another technique used during a type of meditation, where the practitioner sits comfortably and draws energy in through the crown and projects it with BOTH hands. Sometimes the former technique works better and you can actually feel more energy flow, sometimes the same is true for the latter.

I think what is going on here, is that one technique is best used in dualistic consciousness and the other is best used in nondualistic/infinite/enlightened/mumbo jumbly consciousness. It's interesting, the dualistic technique is supposed to be used on individuals and the two handed technique is supposed to be used for mass consciousness healing. I think there is a very real dimensional 'law' operating here. Depending on which perspective you are using and what you are trying to heal/accomplish, a different approach works best. I wonder what the 'darkworking' inverse of the two handed technique would be.

[Cado]

Neither the root nor crown chakra are ever shut off because of your polarization. Again, the question is which is the primary source? What is your default flow? A black magician can use white magic for pragmatic reasons and stay a black magician. I imagine the same is true in reverse. (IE, the technique you mentioned could probably be used by lightworkers and darkworkers without contradicting their paths.)

What you describe is likely a taste of non-duality. The thing is most of us can't simply jump to that point and maintain it. Trying to achieve nonduality without adequately increasing your consciousness first neutralizes the flow of energy rather than enabling the willful direction of it.

[KaleidoskopicVision]

Originally Posted by Illustro Cado

Neither the root nor crown chakra are ever shut off because of your polarization. Again, the question is which is the primary source? What is your default flow? A black magician can use white magic for pragmatic reasons and stay a black magician. I imagine the same is true in reverse. (IE, the technique you mentioned could probably be used by lightworkers and darkworkers without contradicting their paths.)

What you describe is likely a taste of non-duality. The thing is most of us can't simply jump to that point and maintain it. Trying to achieve nonduality without adequately increasing your consciousness first neutralizes the flow of energy rather than enabling the willful direction of it.

Yes very true, when doing that meditation any thought of self in relation to other greatly stifles the flow of energy. It becomes dualistic and the flow is weakened as a result. I am not suggesting that the root or crown shut off because of polarization. But now that you bring it up, I have another consideration. In nature, when an organism loses utility of an appendage or organ, it slowly atrophies and becomes vestigial, in some cases it simply does not show up in the next offspring. Examples are the wisdom teeth, I was born without them and everyone born with them usually has them removed. I consider it likely that the root or crown could atrophy and become vestigial, just as a physical appendage. This would end a being's ability to be a 'bridge' between both higher and lower dimensions respectively, but it would allow them more leeway in the polarity to which they evolved for. I think earlier monkeys are a good example of this, having a root chakra so pronounced its corresponding physical aperture was very pronounced (the tail). A being with an atrophied root and an evolved crown would most likely exist on a higher waveform than human beings and would not be bound to the physical. Conversely they would not be able to experience the solidity of the physical plane. What a perfected being would be able to do, is traverse the entire spectrum of frequency and energy at will by ascending/descending the 'rainbow bridge' in real time and being able to focus their attention on a single spectrum or combination of spectra. But I think a being existing on all planes simultaneously would be so spread thin it would be unable to strongly manifest in any single plane. Which again, is why polarity is so important.

This is all just psychobabble though

[Karanime]

Yeah, really, I have no idea what you two are talking about, now. >.<

So I'm gonna say this:

Wholeworking, by definition, is neither light nor darkworking. It's simply refusing to choose one or the other. I agree with Steve when he explained these concepts that refusal to choose makes growth considerably slower.

And in my personal experience, refusing or neglecting to create and clarify priorities causes that uncomfortable feeling of not knowing what's going on, nor what to do about it. Which can often lead to blaming outside circumstances.

And man, I really hate that!

So, in case the wholeworker concept is looking particularly juicy right now... Lightworkers take care of themselves only just enough to continue lightworking. Darkworkers take care of others only just enough to continue darkworking.

No matter which path you choose, you're choosing both. If you don't choose, you're choosing neither.

A'ight?

/<3