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Originally Posted by Vorian's Revenge
Are you saying he needs to connect his physical world as well?
Not just his spirit.
Is it his love for the invisible that causes his vision's to be misunderstood?
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What I am saying is that prophecy is from the invisible and a prophet speaks the voice of the invisible.
Prophets of the past did not possess their psychic territory, like the average joe. But they had enough internal strength to support the energy. Then there are those other 'prophets' who are partly given information they don't control and who partly extrapolate from what they believe they know. It is not even a question of goodwill, it is a question of trusting the invisible to be 'truthful'.
A real prophet is the direct manifestation of the verb of his own infinity and does not speak in the name of an entity or in the name of a book. That is what tomorrow's prophets will be.
Giving credibility to the invisible, regardless of what we want to call the intelligences that work in those domains, is a bit like trusting your banker 'who only wants your welfare'.
It is not because they say so that it is so. Like it is not because a certain intelligence hiding behind a show of light claims to be the Nazarene that it is the case.
Another example, the problem with anthropomorphism, where people rationalize that 'god' is a being, therefore exposing themselves to being told by any intelligence that they are contacted by 'god', or even more subtly being captivated by a vibration that conveys a sense of godhood.
Visions are not understood because they are examined intellectually.
When we dream at night, the ego is in suspension. The astral forms that are the archetypes and those that are other types of symbols are interacted with solely at the psychic level. They work at the level of the vibration and appear psychically obvious during the dream state. If the ego keeps the memory of his dreams or visions, he will seek to interpret them using the intellectual categories he uses when awake to try and make sense of his life. But the forms are not understandable psychologically, they are understandable psychically. This should help understand the deep differences between the laws of certain invisible spheres and those of the material sphere. But the ego is too much captivated by the form and ditches the vibration, which is the information carried by the form.
The ego always seeks to understand when in reality there is nothing to understand. All is to be known, and knowing is by vibration and never by intellectual evaluation of the form itself. Understanding is giving a value to an error.