Pompous Angels

And the planet that sucks them in

In the non-physical realms there is a place where angels and other non-physical entities go for learning and entertainment. It is a place where they can go and sit in a comfortable chair and watch what is going on in various realities. Of course, since this place is in the non-physical realms there really are no chairs since chairs are physical objects.

It is kind of like the observation deck above an operating room in a hospital where future doctors go to sit and watch an operation being performed below in order to learn how to perform an operation. Without interfering in the operation being performed, they can watch everything that transpires during the operation. It is all strictly about observation and learning.

This point of observation is located at the very edge of the holographic reality bubble surrounding the particular planet being observed. It is the place where non-physical entities can go to peer into a physical reality without having to enter that reality.

Those non-physical entities must put on special glasses in order to see into the physical reality of the planet they are observing. It’s kind of like putting on 3-D glasses in order to watch a 3-D movie in a movie theater.

There is one observation deck that angels and other non-physical entities must be very careful at. It looks in on a certain planet that can suck you right in. When first looking in on the planet it appears to be a veritable paradise. There is a beautiful blue atmosphere with clouds and there are mountains and forest and lakes and rivers and millions of different creatures. There is one type of creature that seems to be more evolved than the others — at least as far as intelligence is concerned. This planet is known as the Planet of Judgment.

The teacher angel, Inkmeer, took its prize pupil, the angel Dooplah, to the observation deck looking in on the Planet of Judgment. Before they put their glasses on Inkmeer provided some cautionary instructions.

“When looking in on this planet, Dooplah, you must be very, very strong. All you can do is observe. The minute you make a judgment about anything that you see you will get sucked down into the planet.”

“But Inkmeer, if this planet is such a paradise wouldn’t it be nice to go down and experience it for a day?”

“That’s the problem. Once you go down there you’re stuck and it is very, very, very hard to get back out again.”

“Why is that?”

“My dearest Dooplah, they don’t call this planet the Planet of Judgment for nothing. You see, in this particular reality whenever you make a judgment about something you must then become that which you judged. This planet operates in a duality-based reality, which is very conducive to making judgments.”

“Now take this planet’s dominant species; the ones who walk on two legs. They all seem different from one another. They come in different sizes and colors and shapes and they are split into genders. This is not a cloned reality. Everyone of those creatures is unique.”

“So let’s say you’re looking in on this planet and you make a judgment about some aspect of it you’ll get sucked down onto the planet. Let’s say you get sucked down into the body of one of those dominant creatures who happens to be very skinny. When you come across another one of those creatures who happens to be very fat and you make a judgment about them being fat then you will have to live another life as a fat person so that you can experience being fat.”

“These creatures utilize a system of reincarnation which is what allows them to experience every side of a duality. They need to live many, many lives in order to be able to live out all the judgments they make. Some of these creatures make hundreds of judgments just on any given day. So as they do so they sinker deeper and deeper into reincarnation cycles that forces them to live countless lives that makes their stay on that planet last what seems like eternity.”

“Let’s say you land in a body that has brown skin. You meet another creature who has red skin and you make a judgment about their being red-skinned then you will have to live a life with red skin in order to balance out your judgment karma. And if you are in the body of a female and you make a judgment about the male gender then you will have to live a life as a male.”

“Wow, Inkmeer, I can see how one can get stuck on this planet forever. Is there any way to get back out?”

“Yes, but it is not at all easy. The first and most important thing to do is to completely stop making any judgments. This is very difficult because making judgments on that planet seems so natural. The creatures are taught from the start of each of their lives that judgments are okay and have no ramifications. They don’t understand that making judgments is what keeps them stuck on the planet. All those creatures make judgments constantly so it seems normal.”

“And even if you become enlightened enough to stop making judgments you still have to live and experience all the judgments you ever made. It is only by experiencing both sides of any polarity that one can access the null point of balance between polarities. It is through that null point of balance that the creatures can over-ride duality and enter a state of one-ness. It is only through one-ness that they can detach from the dualistic bonds of judgment karma and float back up away from the planet. Not many creatures have been able to do that but that is the only way back out.”

“Inkmeer, that sounds really scary. I’m not sure I want to look down into this world. I’m afraid of getting sucked in.”

“But that is why this particular observation deck looking down into this particular planet is such a great teaching mechanism. It forces you to observe without making judgments. That is how you build your spiritual integrity. Now look at those three angels on the observation deck over there.”

Dooplah looked to its left to see three angels with the special glasses on. They were looking down into the planetary reality and they were talking amongst themselves.

“I’ve met those three angels before and they always struck me as rather pompous angels. I seriously doubt that they will be able to look down onto the planet for very long without getting sucked in. Their spiritual integrity is not very strong and they will surely make a judgment before long.”

As if on cue, one of the angels suddenly started falling down from the observation deck towards the planet. It was quickly gone. The other two pompous angels began laughing as they continued looking through the glasses. It was not long before they, too, fell from the observation deck and were sucked down into the planetary reality below.

Dooplah turned back to Inkmeer, “Okay, now I’m really scared. I’m not sure I can do this. I’m afraid to look through the glasses.”

Inkmeer wrapped its left wing around Dooplah, “I am confidant you can do it. If I wasn’t I would not have brought you here. This will make you stronger. Just be sure not to make any judgments. Simply observe. To show yourself that you can do it, put the glasses on for just a quick minute then take them back off. Then you can try it again for a longer time. Observing without making judgments is something you can practice. The more you practice it, the easier it gets.”

Dooplah put on the glasses. Quickly, it took them back off, “I did it! I’m still here on the observation deck! I just got a glimpse but that world really does look like a paradise.”

“Yes indeed it is but don’t be thinking about that as you observe. There are good judgments and there are bad judgments. Good and bad are a duality. Simply observe. This time I will put on the glasses along with you.”

Inkmeer and Dooplah put on their glass together and peered down into the reality below. This time Dooplah kept the glasses on for a lot longer. Finally, it took them off and turned to look at Inkmeer….

…. but Inkmeer was gone!

Did Dooplah’s teacher angel just get sucked down onto that planet? Dooplah was suddenly very nervous. As it looked down at the glasses Dooplah slowly calmed down. Soon, Dooplah was no longer afraid as it wondered about everything it had just learned.

Then Dooplah once again slowly put back on the glasses.

Copyright by White Feather. All Rights Reserved. This is a work of fiction.