In my recent post, Divine Assistance, I wrote of spirit guides. In that piece the spirits I mentioned were the spirits that animate us. These, in my view, are the most important spirits. If our spirit is angry, resentful, depressed then our spirit is dark and it attracts other dark spirits. We create a place, like a harbor, to keep, nurture and develop, a durable presence. Other dangerous spirits are those of self-importance or selfishness. These spirits can create a great deal of worldly success and even the illusion of happiness and true value. They are as a fire that keeps the darkness, and the dark spirits, at bay. The fire is caused by a friction that consumes and leaves us in the company of those dark spirits.
The harbor I wrote of is a false harbor as its value is, naught.
We can, of course, animate our self with other spirits, spirits of light, or enlightenment. I mentioned them, or at least some of them in 'Divine Assistance'. These spirits behave a little differently. They do not build a false harbor, they dismantle it. As we free our self from our false constraint we can begin to recognize spirits, other than our spirit. Spirits who are free. Spirits who guide and protect us. While our dark spirits attract other dark spirits to us, spirits of light attract us to them.
I am sure that we all see these spirits. We certainly see the spirits that we allow to animate our selves. We have the corruption of our creative authority that is ignorance. When we choose ignorance it always creates denial and we pretend not to see where we are, who we are and who is here with us.
Michael, The Mystic Tourist
P.S. There are two links in this piece, both two the same article, but at different sites.
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Comment by Mystic Tourist on February 6, 2012 at 6:12pm This post is a little hard to read. I really made a mess of the punctuation. I keep thinking I will clean it up but that has not happened. If you want to read it without struggleing with poor punctuation you can do it here;
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