In a realm of expanding spiritual consciousness, the concept of polarity often arises as a topic of profound discussion and exploration. “No Polarity” brings a hint of liberation from the dualistic world we find ourselves in. Bentinho Massaro often dives into themes of higher consciousness that aim to unravel the simplistic yet profound truths underlying our existence.
The text under consideration resonates with a cosmic overview, urging us to transcend our earthly, incarnational perspectives and ascend the metaphorical mountain to a viewpoint of unity and wholeness. It’s a call to step beyond the clouds of illusion and embrace a view of reality free from the distortion of polarity.
Ben, akin to the text, encourages us to zoom out from our habitual fixation on the journey’s intricacies and to understand the fundamental unity that binds all existence. In his teachings, he invites us to stop amusing ourselves with the distortions of mind-body-spirit complex and instead, choose to recognize the all-encompassing unity that holds everything together.
The text articulately echoes a revered quote from The Law of One, “In truth, there is no right or wrong; there’s no polarity for all will be, as you would say, reconciled at some point…” This quote propels us into a realm where the apparent polarity is but a dance, a chosen distortion veiling the undying unity that binds all things. In reality, we are everything; every being, every emotion, every event, every situation—united in a cosmic play of love-light-light-love, as per the Law of One.
This theme dovetails beautifully with a verse from the Bible, 1 Corinthians 12:12-14, where Paul talks about the body being made up of many parts, yet forming one body. The reality of unity despite apparent differences is a truth recognized across spiritual texts, transcending cultural and religious boundaries.
Ben’s exploration nudges us to cross-examine our own adherence to polarities and invites us into a spaciousness where unity consciousness reigns. It’s an invitation to stop circling the base of the mountain, to ascend above the clouds of polarity, and to behold the vista of unity that awaits.