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Additional Balance Notes - (5828)

When we ourselves are unbalanced, or we are in a situation that is unbalanced, to keep ourselves or that situation going, a tremendous amount of effort is required. That effort very quickly becomes unsustainable

To sustain an imbalance, which is something that lacks true order, enormous effort is required. Crime is a very good example oif this. Crime is very costly and requires great effort to commit and to recover from. Crime we all know is imbalance and is against the order of things.

When things fall down it is a call to balance or a re-balance.

It is easy to become a saint or a sinner. It is much more difficult to become and stay balanced. Because neither the saint or sinner work with consciousness.

The consciosuness balances. It is the agent of balance.

The general pattern of the saint and sinner is that they are respectively good or bad in a certain area and the sub-areas relating to that area. Each saint and sinner are the same in that they are mixture of good and bad. Neither is better than the other.

For example, the drunkard's 'sin' just to follow the terminology, is to drink until drunk. Often that state leads to offence resulting in violence and sometimes in Licentiousness. These are the sub areas. But in many other areas of life the drunkard is good. The saint has an area that they virtuous in but in others they are not.

To be balanced is to be above both of these states.

We often like to give the appearance of balance. We prefer greatly to avoid projecting the image of imbalance. Because to be imbalanced is humiliating.

Pride adn balance are intimately connected.

When we get unbalanced we become a karmic instrument - or an agent for creating inbalance around us.

When we have the right order of things, it is a lot easier to dissolve a defect. It is also a lot easier to apply any given value.

We learn about imbalance first by observing it in others. Then looking within. When witnessing the imbalance of others it is a sure invitation to look within to find the equivalent.

We stauchly defend imbalance with sentimentality. Often this factor is what produces imbalance.

We also defend imbalance with beliefs which are not fully aligned with reality. Truly reality and truth balance us.

Often karmic memory related beliefs as well as religious and cultural beliefs are the ones powerful enough to keep imbalance going.

The value that most balances us is the truth. The apex of the triangle. Truth to see the imbalance first of all, then love to drive the correction, and wisdom to guide the 'how' to correct.

Balance and order lie at the foundation of every endevour.

What is out of balance is difficult to drive forward and control.

Balance is found and maintained using both hands. Just like driving a car, the driver - the balancer steers both left and right to keep the car straight and to arrive at the destination.

Balance makes alignment easier. Alignment is always best sought by the correct choice of the centre of gravity or reference point.

To keep an unbalanced situation going lies, coercion and lots of talking end up being resorted to. As they are the menas that provide quick patch solutions.

Imbalances after sometime all produce a crash or a falling over. It is only a matter of looking in our life to find them.

Three brains we must work with to be balanced.

To start something on a dream is for it to ollapse. Becasue it becomes unbalanced. Reality balances. For balance real and strong foundations are needed.

Many relationships end because of imbalance and because of being based on the wrong order - that is on the wrong of centre of gravity.

To remember the Being is to start with ourselves. Not with an external fantasy image of a wizard. When we don't start with ourselves going deeper into ourselves to find the Being, the exercise of remembering the Being is unbalanced and ineffective.

Balance comes forth from the right order being chosen and the right (solid) foundation. If the foundation is false and the order is wrong, balance will be continually elusive. There and not there and not ever knowing when and where it has gone and when or how it will come back.

End (5828).

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