fanofVan wrote:
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110:2.3 (1205.1) The Adjuster is not trying to control your thinking...
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(your) thoughts?
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The MM NEVER controls thoughts. Always do we have absolute free will. Not relative or partial or limited or subject-to will...but uncontrolled free will. We choose motive, intentions, priorities, directions, and make all decisions.
Never do the God Fragments control thoughts or free will. If given our knowing consent, blessing, and request, they spiritualize our thinking "process" or spiritize the mind. They honor our thoughts and will as we mature enough to discern their presence and cooperatively respond to their guidance.
But the perception of the human individual is at play. What possibilities are indrawn to the mind of that human individual, what values seem most important at play, in his "decision making process". There is actually only one will: the Will of the Universal Father, and it is incumbant upon the human indvidual to see his universe service in terms of "how may I do that Will", "what is my role in this universe capacity as a mortal creature?", and "what is the proper sincere effort to make This Day"?; "how can I "go outside" and find the right Mitzvahs in my personal relationships with other human individuals"?
Again, this perspective of "two wills", as Bradley has presented, is VERY confusing. If you are the father of a family, but you observe psychopathology within your household, from other members of your own family: whoa that is your issue, too. You would not want to file a tort against your own son, but "take the plight on as your own", your thoughts are controlled by the mystery of the emerging souls of the children God gave to your custody. Incredibly wow, you must concern yourself "how is the Mystery Monitor guiding the life in the soul of that one, that human individual?" Because in all things, the human individual confronted with God's will at the crossroads when his soul longing to work things out, to go outside and devote one's work in the greatest capacity to help the community one finds home in. That is not "how can I apply 'my own will' to the situation?" but "how shall the Universal Father (the great Hero of mankind), solve this situation with maximum deference and equanamity?"