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04-05-2007, 09:59 PM
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 Is STS & STO similar to polarization? "Selfishness to self" (STS) and "selfishness to others" (STO) was a topic Steve wrote about over a year ago. The article was titled: "How Selfish Are You?." Steve said that choosing either STS or STO both lead to the same result? That seems very similar to the concept of polarization. In a way, being STS is like being a dark worker and STO is like being a light worker; is this correct? If it is the same thing, this will help me understand polarization a little better, if not, then I'll be even more confused.  I really want to understand how the LoA and manifesting works. And by the looks of it, polarizing is a big part of it.      |
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04-09-2007, 07:42 AM
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 I believe the original definition of STS is Service to Self and STO is Service to Others. Yes STS is polarizing as a darkworker while STO is polarizing as a lightworker. |
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04-10-2007, 06:24 PM
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| Hmm, wow -- never thought of that. Thanks for bringing it up, 01  Wow, so polarity concept was partially based on his conclusions on STS/STO. It makes so much sense now. Does anybody else have experience reading about material that talks about STS/STO? I was under the impression that they lead to opposite places (just as common sense would tell you, lol) I remember The Law of One and some other channelings talked about STS/STO, but I didn't get to read enough to fully understand. |
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04-11-2007, 01:14 AM
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 Oh yes, sorry; I confused the terms.  The concept of "service to self or others" is the same as polarizing... Ok, so now in order to have better results manifesting, choose either STO or STS. Simple, right? The reason I ask these questions is because I'm putting together a "step by step" on how to effectively use the LoA. I will upload it soon (in a day or two), so everyone can help make changes to it. I'm trying to make it straight to the point. (Has anyone been taking notes on LoA and I.M.?) |
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04-11-2007, 02:35 AM
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| Go to Transcending the Matrix Control System to learn more about STO and STS |
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