Evolution ~ Rise to the Top
Evolution means rising to the top, now or in the future. It has the ever-fresh urge to be the very best but most of all to be in charge with the culturally-known self as the center of attention with the entire creation kowtowing to that socially-interactive person.
Behind the scenes is the ultimate mover, the kundalini psychic lifeforce, pushing everything on and on, endlessly, anytime it gets a foothold anywhere, anyhow, any time. It always mistakes itself as the “it”, the crest, the peak, the superior factor, that which stands out, that which is to enjoy whatever there is.
The whole idea of rising up is to keep others down, because if there are too many Chiefs and no Indians, that will not suffice. There should be one Chief and many Indians and then things will work just fine, but with the kundalini of each member wanting to be that chief who will stand out among the Indians.
Recently when reviewing some astral communications with the dearly departed and with the dearly alive, I noticed that the consistent theme is the thrust for evolutionary movement upward to the very top.
All the kindness, the love, the affection, the coziness etc. was reduced in the final draw to facilitating a rise to the top of the social totem pole, with me helping the other person to ascend.
Sensing that I am not too eager for this evolutionary quest and that I am slow to catch on to the combative competitive way of social dealings, these persons feel that the least use for me is to get me to help in the quest. This brings to mind a pastime of Lord Krishna which is mentioned in the Srimad Bhagavatam, where when Krishna during a nightly tryst danced with the astral bodies of some cowherd girls, one of the girls felt wonderful when she found herself alone with Krishna in a lonesome part of the forest. For some reason, she acted as if she was helpless and suggested that Krishna should lift and carry her about. At that time Krishna disappeared from that place, all to the chagrin of the girl.
What did she intend?
A sannyasi I used to know, who is now departed and who was disgraced before he left his last body, used to state that one should shoot for the rhinoceros. His idea was that one should not target small game like deer and antelope. One should aim for the biggest target. This is the attitude which is required in the mundane evolutionary cycle. So many people whom I associate with have this intention.
What to do?
