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**effebrala** · 09-30-2007, 07:40 AM

the hard part about this all is simply that the word itself, as ra stated, has become one of emotional weight rather than just a word to describe a behavior.

it's hard to view your fellow human beings in a loving light if the instant you hear a word, your emotional side gets kicked into high gear. even i find this hard to deal with from time to time. there is often a sense of nagging discomfort and uneasiness towards the person. despite this i have known a few gays and lesbians, even ones with even greater sexual distortions. once you get past the discomfort you begin to see that they are just people too. they are people to be loved and given the right circumstances you could be in their shoes.

in the right frame of mind, one begins to realize that some where out there there is a dimension (since they are all infinitely possible) where some version of yourself is most likely gay or lesbian. there may be a dimension where gay and lesbian distortions are the norm instead of the distortion. the more you think about it, the more it seems that the notion of right and wrong are nothing more than attributes to the system of the dimension we are in right at the moment. it is all an apparent illusion, or more aptly a catalyst for growth.

in the end, we must all look at the big picture. in the fourth dimension we will have a unique view into the lives of people around us, we will know all each others good and bad sides from a now very personal view. we will no longer be able to look at some one and say 'how could you!' because we will know how they could, also every pain and sorrow that may have lead up to a decision and the very gravity of every faucet of their being. we will know this and begin to integrate it into ourselves. helping one another will not be a choice, we will have to deal with every one's dark side to progress as a unified group until the integration takes us all the way back to the source.

i like to try and see myself in the other persons shoes. if i can do that, often times its easier to offer compassion for them, despite what wrongs (as illusions) they have done. good grief i can go on can't i?

heres to having compassion for every one you meet. love and light all.

09-30-2007, 07:40 AM	#28
effebrala Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 594 Senior Member	the hard part about this all is simply that the word itself, as ra stated, has become one of emotional weight rather than just a word to describe a behavior. it's hard to view your fellow human beings in a loving light if the instant you hear a word, your emotional side gets kicked into high gear. even i find this hard to deal with from time to time. there is often a sense of nagging discomfort and uneasiness towards the person. despite this i have known a few gays and lesbians, even ones with even greater sexual distortions. once you get past the discomfort you begin to see that they are just people too. they are people to be loved and given the right circumstances you could be in their shoes. in the right frame of mind, one begins to realize that some where out there there is a dimension (since they are all infinitely possible) where some version of yourself is most likely gay or lesbian. there may be a dimension where gay and lesbian distortions are the norm instead of the distortion. the more you think about it, the more it seems that the notion of right and wrong are nothing more than attributes to the system of the dimension we are in right at the moment. it is all an apparent illusion, or more aptly a catalyst for growth. in the end, we must all look at the big picture. in the fourth dimension we will have a unique view into the lives of people around us, we will know all each others good and bad sides from a now very personal view. we will no longer be able to look at some one and say 'how could you!' because we will know how they could, also every pain and sorrow that may have lead up to a decision and the very gravity of every faucet of their being. we will know this and begin to integrate it into ourselves. helping one another will not be a choice, we will have to deal with every one's dark side to progress as a unified group until the integration takes us all the way back to the source. i like to try and see myself in the other persons shoes. if i can do that, often times its easier to offer compassion for them, despite what wrongs (as illusions) they have done. good grief i can go on can't i? heres to having compassion for every one you meet. love and light all.
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