Ask and ye shall receive.

The spectra and frequency relationship of all things has to be taken into account.

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If a concept, as an energy expression, lies outside the spectral range of the person it's directed at - it bounces off without taking root.

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Whereas when the frequency range is in the range of the consciousness of an individual it can be absorbed. And as a result this wave influences ALL others to large or very small degrees.

Goodness is all relative to one's position.

Fundamental frequency is all important.

We all have a certain fundamental frequency with which are consciousness oscillates. It is the mean of all our thoughts, actions and past actions as well. We "understand" all that which lies within the range of this fundamental. All that lies outside we do not understand. Those "ultra-pure" Good concepts that are too complex for us, that are conceived and lived out by minds oscillating much higher than our own consciousness will make no sense - and as a result, hold no value.

Like wise the "good" concepts held by folks well down the scale from our own consciousness no longer look "good" and, in fact, we can now see some or quite a bit of "bad" in what others view only as good.

This is relativity at work. So while ultra pure good thoughts and actions work for folks at a certain level, they don't work for those who can't conceive them or recognize their value. People have to grow into these things.

And what seems "ultra pure" goodness to our level, will seem just as "good" to the level actually using it daily and the level above them will already see some of the "bad" in it!

Each portion of an infinite spectra must evolve and all that came before necessarily takes on a new relationship. They say "you can't go home again" and it's true. What was positive at one time to the mind of a child no longer holds the same value or relationship in the mind of an adult.

The bible was a great book in its day, particularly the New Testament which was light years ahead of some of the morality imparted in the Old Testament. the concepts shared therein about community, non-violence and working together were often light years ahead of the savagery and murder that constituted daily life. It still is being used by many for a measure of moral guidance or "good" today.

All "good" books eventually take on a new relationship and become less good as the individuals own moral sense develops and grows. Eventually the Bible, Book of Mormon, K0ran, Atlas Shrugs, the Communist Manifesto or what have you will take on a new relationship.

This is as it should be. By learning and becoming more complex we learn and see new hidden negatives we didn't see before. We see lessons and learn from these things and move on to better ideas, better concepts that now we have grown enough to comprehend and use.

Hope that answers your question.

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