Ray of Being & Karma

Ray of Being & Karma - (4685)

We all know that the Real Being of each one of us has a ray. Many past posts have discussed the relevance of this ray to our nature and the way we work on ourselves.

The polarities are so interesting that we can end up being the opposite of our ray. Previous posts discussed how we can due to our sleeping consciousness end up displaying characteristics that are far skewed from that of our ray.

The are many ways in which we relate incorrectly to the ray of own Being. Often the poor ways of relating are very visible.

Usually if we are very skewed in relation to our ray, it is an inner urgency for us to correct that in our three brains. For example we could relate poorly to our ray in just one brain but well in the other centres.

For example, a ray of wisdom person could be really unintelligent for some reason which they would have to find out. Sometimes it could just be the incapacity to bring that wisdom into manifestation in actions. It could be the same with other rays, for example a person whose Being is from the ray of force could be weak because of the same reason - incapacity to bring that force into expression through the motor centre.

It could be too that we have some big blocks in the form of egos that take the expression of our ray and distort it. Like force for example, the force of the ray of force could be taken with anger or intolerance and produce noticeable distortions and unbalanced responses.

So it is not far off to think that if we relate poorly to the ray our own Inner Being that we incur some debts in relation to It.

End (4685).

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