Re: The theory of Organic Portals and David Icke
Back on the subject of OPs for a minute. There's a particular stance I used to always take when the topic came up over in CassChat. This will be quite a long introduction so I'll reintroduce this main point when I get down to it.
First, I wanted to address belief and it's opposite disbelief. On the other board I frequent, I see these words used all too often. I personally see these as self-created mental boxes used to keep the mind comfortable instead of embracing infinity. I neither believe nor disbelieve anything. If I believed something then anything that didn't fit would have to be rejected. If I disbelieved something then any proof to the contrary would need to be rejected. That mode of thinking is too boxified for me.
I prefer to deal with possibility and probability. In an infinite existence possibility is taken care of as everything would be possible. So I'm left with probability. So I look at a theory, such as OPs, and guage the probability against the reality that I can perceive. I lend the same weight to any other theory. As the theory fits with more pieces of objective reality then it's probability increases. Given that my perceptive abilities are limited, I can never lend a full 100% to any theory. Hence, I operate with no belief/disbelief systems. All are merely probabilities of possibilities. Many people I've been in contact with are not comfortable with the ambiguity. They require strict rules and laws. For me, I am not comfortable with strict rules and laws but need ambiguity and openendedness.
Next, I would like to add the definition of the theory of OPs as given by the Cs. That way, there is no ambiguity of the theory and my position can be understood. Then discussion can involve where the theory may not fit with objective reality.
An OP is fully human and has the 3 lower energy centers. The 5 main centers, as given by the Cs (and still in theory land), are as follows.
1. Basal (moving)
2. Lower Emotional
3. Lower Intellectual
4. Higher Emotional
5. Higher Intellectual
The Cs further state that there can be more centers as necessary but those are the main operating ones.
An OP has the 3 lower ones. As the individual proceeds to learn more about the emotions and intellect they grown the density of the centers. As some point, completely dictated by the individual's motivation and will to learn within the objective reality framework they find themselves in, they will start to get glimpes of the higher centers. Once that initial glimpse is seen then it's the snowball effect. And soon they will be solidifing the higher centers and connecting all the centers to each other. How "fast" this is done is up to the individual.
Ok, back to my stance whenever the subject came up over in the Cass group. People would come in and be like "what if I'm an OP", "how can I tell", blah blah blah. I would always say, "Who Cares?". If you are an OP and you are in here seeking higher spiritual lessons then by god you are doing much better than I probably did. Then I would say, "If I'm an OP then I would seek to grow my higher centers as quickly as possible". I would seek to be around the non-OPs. As they say in the business world, fake it until you make it. If I knew for sure I was an OP I would imitate and integrate and learn as much as possible. What a jump on 3d lessons I would have. Can't find the quote but Jesus once said, "Be better than I". Well, it's said he made it to 5d in about 1,000 incarnations. So, name that "tune", in 500 incarnations! There's nothing stopping you. Surpass me in 4d. And I'll just sit there in awe of how quickly you made it, and rejoice.
A quick backtrack to the "sub-human" thing of it, I'll provide an example. Let's say there's an entity in 4d that's just about to transition to 5d. Would they think of me as a "sub-entity" because they are farther along? Should I feel as any less of a god-unit because they are where they are? The only difference is I was birthed later in the expanded present moment. They just had more opportunity to learn the lessons. The same potential exists for each of us.
Anyway, that's my expanded dissertation concerning the theory of OPs as I see it personally.
Edit to add...
Ok, I need a slap. I need to connect this with David Icke. I'm going on the theory presented by the Cs. I'm wondering which came first, Icke's theory or the channeling of the Cs.
Montalk, could you help out and show the parallels and incongruencies between Icke and the Cs? Maybe Icke does present the theory as OPs being something less than they are. That could lend fuel to egos that seek to think themselves better than others. I've read what you quoted and it's kind of iffy. Is there other Icke work specific to this that presents it with a better foundation?