[Meerenuch]

hi,

billybobbutterball my comments were describing only “true color” 4d for those that make the choice to be there.

the question most people ask is, “will it be a “gradual” change or a “quantum leap?”

lucky for us there is no need to guess at the matter because ra was unmistakably clear on what we can expect.

david said it better than i ever could in one of his articles. this was written in response to a forum post on this very issue. here is the link:

http://divinecosmos.com/index.php?op...=332&itemid=30

in it he proved with undeniable evidence from the law of one that shows it will be a sudden dramatic leap that which will leave anyone experiencing it awestruck and ecstatic.

this will be a truly joyous occasion and will result in major changes in our awareness and abilities. how long it will take us to fully develop these abilities and come to a full level of the green ray activation is another matter entirely.

my comments were describing not only the beginning of 4th density life but the entire period. obviously most of the abilities we will be capable of will need to be developed and some will come faster than others.

even today though many of us display what would be considered by some to be superhuman abilities.

the title of this thread was not entitled “living in the beginning of 4th density” so i did not see any need to confine my words to just that period.

regardless of how long it takes us to develop our abilities, the sudden switch in density will result in a complete transformation of even our entire body. ra called it a light body.

i liked markm’s description of the dog. it summed it up perfectly showing how the “leap” from 2nd to 3rd produced dramatic physical and mental changes for the animal.

i don’t see why we would expect the change to forth to be any less pronounced.

also another question many wonder about concerns the problems we currently experience which rob us of our joy. will these same problems exist in the next density?

ra made a statement saying that 4th density will be 100 times more harmonious than what we currently experience.
many others have quoted from this but has anyone really sat down and thought about what this will mean?

that one statement reveals some major changes that are going to take place.

i can’t think of one problem that we currently experience in our society that does not come from disharmony of some kind or another.

crime in its various forms comes from inequality. weather it is distribution of wealth, lack of opportunity, or even abuse and family problems. all of these problems come from inequality = disharmony.

depression is disharmony of the mind. arguments come from disharmony between individuals. poverty is disharmony in the distribution of wealth.

you could write a book about this but it is very easy to see the point with just a few examples.

when you eliminate the sources of disharmony you restore those things that bring joy and contentment. it is cause and effect. i don’t see how anyone can question that.

can hard work be a source of joy and contentment? of course it can. many people automatically assume that work = boring slavery.

this is only the case if you are forced to do something you do not want to do just to survive or to get rich. the scenario comes from the disharmony we currently experience.

once that is removed you are free to pursue meaningful satisfying occupations. no one will force you or enslave you.

you will be truly free to explore your hearts desire without the constraints of a money system.

when i said we would experience fulfillment and contentment i meant this would come from the satisfying work we do and the lack of problems that come from disharmony, not from sitting around all day doing nothing like you’re high on drugs and can’t move.

our work will be that of assisting and supporting one another in love. the feeling of love from the green ray chakra is a most joyous one. through this work we will learn the lessons we need to learn for that vibration.

why we should assume that learning a lesson needs to be compared to a lack of joy.

why do we need to assume that challenging demanding work is a burden that is done grudgingly and without joy? i don’t think this is the case.

for anyone that has done work that they love, the challenge is something to look forward to and it brings great satisfaction and a feeling of accomplishment. i can tell you from personal experience that this is true.