Comments on: Sympathy for the Devil

By: Paula Kawal

Paula Kawal — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:42:17 +0000

Hello Erica,

No need to apologize. I too grew up hearing those same stories – something in my Soul simply wouldn’t accept those interpretations however (in fact many of them left me in agonizing internal conflict for years as I grew older) which is how I got to understanding that I was going to have to know the truth of it for myself – when I let go of what I thought I knew about God and opened myself to having a real experience with Source – I got some very different answers – many of which I share on this blog

I’m glad this article found you as I am sure it will spark many opportunities for you to have a similar experience! Get your questions ready!

Love and Light,

By: erica

erica — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:15:26 +0000

OMG, What did you just say!I am not sure if my other comment posted (hit button on accident), but I wanted to say something as this information about Lucifer is very new and can be quite controversial to others. I grew up in church as a kid, and learned about spirituality from a great-grandmother on the side:)… I was never confused at an young age, but I can see now how this can be an issue in regards to the truths or falseness about how Lucifer is really seen in regards to the interpretation (peoples) of the Bible and his role in Garden of Eden as the “snake”, the deceiver, as the “the Angel of Light”, etc. Not many would not treaded on this particular subject especially for the whole world to see. We quite simply are taught he is the ultimate bad guy collecting souls and conspiring for his “underworld” empire! I can just thank you for the revelation, as I try to take this in and digest it. I am new to the consciousness so forgive me for the ignorance that I may show. I can see how this is priviledge information, and how it would connect to the evil he would have had to become (in different forms). I have so many questions now, it is a shame! Keep it coming and thank you

By: Paula Kawal

Paula Kawal — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 20:06:09 +0000

Hi Diane,

Thanks for stopping by – co-existence is one of my favorite studies

Love,

By: Diane

Diane — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 06:39:58 +0000

Hi Paula,
Its interesting to me especially this post. And your especially pointing out that “enlightened perspective of light and dark.” Co-existing in the spiritual realm within the layers.

By: Paula Kawal

Paula Kawal — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 21:20:18 +0000

Hi Winnie,

Thank you for your comment! What comes to mind is getting to know the dark in order to more fully experience the Light. For me, this is connected to how I process my shadow side which I dare say is one of the best and most enriching learning experiences I have

Hey Albert,

You are so welcome! I believe that our belief systems assist our growth in all stages of existence. If they are under threat and possibly collapse we can thank them for the period in which they really served us, be grateful for the opportunity to examine how they might currently be limiting us and rejoice in the fact that whenever something falls apart it creates a vacuum for something new and typically more evolved to rise up from out of the ashes

Symbolically the death of anything always equals growth and change – even if we don’t always see it that way at the time that it is happening!

Hi Irene,

You’re welcome…and thank you for really seeing and giving voice to one of my Soul level gifts – I am after all a Mintaken/Gabrielite

Hi Christopher,

Thank you so much for this comment! Christopher has given us a real offering here that I would like to pass on to everyone who has commented on this post.

Enter a receptive state of mindfulness and hear Christopher’s statement, “yours is an enlightened perspective of light and dark”… as this really applies to each and everyone of you.

Hi Kara-Leah,

Getting comfortable with darkness is part of the learning involved with opening oneself up to unconditional love and closely connecting with the Light – my path confronts me and my understandings – asks me to travel outside of the safety and security of the familiar and calls me to boldly explore what was previously to me, unknown

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!

Love and angel blessings to you all!

PK

By: Kara-Leah

Kara-Leah — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 17:16:38 +0000

Hey Paula,

I am loving the way you are exploring darkness at the moment. It’s awesome! Confronting – yes, but also illuminating.

By: PeaceLoveJoyBliss

PeaceLoveJoyBliss — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 20:55:51 +0000

I agree with Winnie that light and dark are two sides of the same coin and that we could not learn our lessons in life if they did not co-exist, and I agree with Irene that you’ve given us a fresh and fascinating perspective of how light, love, and truth can play out. Yours is an enlightened perspective of light and dark.

Christopher

By: Irene | Light Beckons

Irene | Light Beckons — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:01:56 +0000

Hi Paula,

You have a fascinating gift of translating darkness into light. Thanks for showing us a whole new perspective of what love, light and truth is about.

By: Albert | UrbanMonk.Net

Albert | UrbanMonk.Net — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 06:07:18 +0000

Hey Paula – thanks for expanding on the info. A fascinating read, and I agree with Winnie – it does take courage to post something like this, especially knowing how some people will react when you present something that really (and I mean REALLY)clashes with their belief system. Loving all this, thanks for gently bringing me towards this new path of development.

By: Winnie

Winnie — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 03:46:26 +0000

I think many people, most actually, will find it difficult to believe in what you’re writing in this post. I applaud your courage. We’re all blinded by our judgments and belief systems. Darkness and light are both sides of the same coin. It would have been difficult to walk towards the light without the darkness; they have to co-exist for us to learn. If only people would realise this.