Inseparable in the Dark
Last year's teachings on eliminating the gap between wisdom and action, joined to the new dark material — and the keys-under-the-streetlight parable for science's bias. The transmission: loving-kindness and wisdom form inseparably in the dark; Linekaitvi is the rail upon which light travels to the realms of man, and also the rail upon which dark becomes evil through judgment; light percolates out to wisdom realms, becoming dark as it escalates beyond its own understanding.
Last year I received many teachings on wisdom - eliminating the gap between wisdom and action is loving-kindness itself, wisdom in motion, doubt is in the gap, eliminating this gap brings them together, the immediate action is loving-kindness itself. Now they bring much material on dark, beginning with that teaching "wisdom is all that is not light" which opened up this set of teachings that is so beautiful, and paired with an experiential interface also, I can feel wisdom now, and it feels indeed a progression, to come to know the dark as wisdom. And of course so much of our science points to this as well, the enormous amount of "dark matter", that much of science is a little like the guy that has lost his keys in a parking lot at night, a man finds him searching around under the street lamp, he asks him where he lost them, the man says somewhere over there pointing to a dark area, but he can only see here under the light so he searches here. Here is more channeling: "loving-kindness-wisdom are inseparable in the dark, in the light only loving-kindness is seen, but in the dark they form inseparably. Linekaitvi is the rail upon which light can travel to the realms of man, but it is also unfortunately the rail upon which dark becomes evil through the process indeed as you say of judgement. In that we commit purgery when we say wisdom percolates through the dark into light, it is not this way, it is that light percolates out to wisdom realms becoming dark as it escalates to dimensions beyond it's own understanding we could say. "
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