Medidor S203TA-D

UNITY is the theory that all is one. Polarity is the theory that everything exists in a state that is relative to everything else. For relativity to exist, there has to be more than ‘one’. Unity and polarity are seemingly inconsistent states, both of which arise simultaneously within creation. Whether we find them or not depends on the dimension in which we are looking.

The physical and astral dimensions are places where we have the potential to experience life from any number of relative positions. Contained within both of these dimensions are a vast array of polar opposites. We can be wealthy or poor, or talented or without talent. We can enjoy rain or sunshine, or experience resistance or flow. There are an endless number of polar opposites. Some are obvious, like up and down, dry and wet, sad and happy, thick and thin.

In the Divine and soul dimensions, there are no polarities. There is just a natural state of being whereby we are present to love, joy, happiness, peace and bliss. When we contact this part of self, we experience Oneness.

Soul Dimension

Happy, content, joyful, peaceful accepting, relaxed

Astral Dimension

happy sad

contented discontent

joyful miserable

peaceful angry

accepting judgmental

calm stressed

The suffering end of polarity

From the perspective of the Divine and soul dimensions, suffering on Earth only occurs when the natural state of joyous abundance of everything wonderful is veiled. If we are not experiencing wholistic wonderfulness, then we have managed to create a block. This is true for happiness, love, joy and peace, and it is also true for abundance, good relationships, and anything else we could love experiencing. As Children of God, abundance and joy are our natural states. The more we learn about the different dimensions of

our being and how they fit together, the more this becomes evident. The fact that so many do not experience life this way, does not make this untrue.

The main way we block ourselves is through the dreadful quality of our individual and collective beliefs about life, and because we as a species currently maintain a generally low vibration. Whether you look at European history or Hindu teaching, we can see that we are emerging from a Dark Age, which had a devastating effect upon the hearts and minds of people.

The fears and limitations that were enforced upon people during the Dark Age, which get passed down through the generations are like shackles that are still being released.

The more connected we become to our soul through meditation and spiritual development, the less aware we will be of polarity because we will more often be experiencing love, joy, happiness and peace, which in the soul dimension are our natural states of being.

Black, white or relative

The presence of polarity, both in the physical and astral worlds, give rise to the capacity for choice, free will and creation. Without polarity, which is just varying degrees of vibrational soul phenomena, there would only be monotonous compulsion. The Law of Free Will could not operate. Through polarity, there is a rich variety of experiences to be had. Without this, life would be bland. We could never really value happiness if we had not experienced sadness. Happiness has no real meaning without the existence of sadness.

Through our appreciation of potential opposite states of reality, we can position ourselves on a spectrum.

“My apartment is on a higher floor than Jane’s, who is on a lower floor than me.”

Which position is ‘better’ is largely a matter of fashion (matrix). A fit person only knows they are fit by comparison to an unfit person. If everyone was fit, then the term ‘fit’ would be meaningless.

The Law of Polarity helps us to understand that many things are not absolutely true, they are only relatively true. We could swear blind that it is daytime because the sun is shining and it is the reality we are seeing. That it is daytime, however, is only relatively true because it is not daytime on the other side of the world.

Think of a long, narrow piece of paper. Imagine one side is black and one side is white. We bring the ends up to join each other, forming a circle, but before we tape the ends together, we turn one end 180 degrees to form a

twist in the circle. Then we tape the ends together. What we have now⁷ is a circle with one twist in it. Is the circle white on the inside and black on the outside, or is it white on the outside and black on the inside?

The answer is, it is both. The circle is not black or white, the circle is black and white. What we will see depends on our perspective. From some angles it will look white, from others it will look black, and it will also look varying proportions of black and white.

This is what life is like. One person’s black is another person’s white.

Polarity exists on a personal, local, collective, societal, national and even global level. People in one warring nation are told the other warring nation started it. Both believe themselves to be innocent, because they look at the same thing from different perspectives, taking in different time spans and varying extraneous factors to support their side of the argument. Looked at from a position of Divine Oneness, both sides are mirroring each other (being each others shadow: see sixth Hallmark) and what is required is a desire for peace, realization that no-one is ‘right’ and no-one is ‘wrong’, activation of the law of Forgiveness and recognition that they are all Children of God.

7 This is called a Moebius strip, and you can research it on the internet and see images that illustrate it. You can also look at a torus, which is a shape like a donut that can be moved so that the inside of the hole becomes the outside surface and what was the outside surface can become the inside of the hole. Another shape which even more perfectly illustrates the nature of polarity and oneness is the Klein Bottle, which is a bit like a pelican that has put its beak in its own chest to get regurgitated fish to feed its offspring.

The inside becomes the outside and the outside can become the inside. What is black is white and what is white is black.