04-04-2011, 12:00 AM
Nagual LoneWolf wrote:Making agreements with yourself is fine as long as yourself agrees to agree. Myself doesn't have a side to agree with so I can't make agreements with myself otherwise I would make an agreement to agree with me. The four agreements mentioned above are all good and such but the very first agreement should be there is nothing in myself that I have to make agreements with. Does that make sense? Or is that so?Yes it makes sense. It means that self reflection shuts out power that is a force in the universe, because self-reflection consumes so much of our energy that we need to perceive, but instead of perceiving power we perceive man's agreements which are limited to the agreement of agreeing with assertions. The link to Spirit does not need to be agreed with, rather we just need to have the link itself, it is always a direct link, nothing to agree to, it is just so.
Once we lose our human form, our link is permamnent, but before that it seems to me we alternate between the two...a reflective state and a direct link with Spirit. Since what we as warriors desire is a complete link, curtailing reflection is key. This means doing things like stopping the internal dialog, and intending to be free of the self-reflective process.
So where does recap come in then? Recap is a reflection back upon events. Yes, its a reflection back but not to find agreement. But rather to see. To accomplish this we must access our link with Spirit.
Once we lose our human form, our link is permamnent, but before that it seems to me we alternate between the two...a reflective state and a direct link with Spirit. Since what we as warriors desire is a complete link, curtailing reflection is key. This means doing things like stopping the internal dialog, and intending to be free of the self-reflective process.
So where does recap come in then? Recap is a reflection back upon events. Yes, its a reflection back but not to find agreement. But rather to see. To accomplish this we must access our link with Spirit.

