Okay well hope that helps put things in to perspective | 1being

Okay well hope that helps put things in to perspective. And lest one fall into the trap of overemphasizing intelligence. A reminder from the Confederation of Planets in service to the One Infinite Creator on the value of love:

from 2001/09/16: "Knowledge and wisdom, in the spiritual sense, can be seen to be highly negative when unlit, unillumined, by love. That is why love is learned before wisdom. That is why love must be learned before wisdom. For when wisdom is learned first it is fair to the taste and so smooth within the intellectual digestion, and so handy and useful in the intellectual display of personality and intelligence that it is often not clear, for lifetimes at a time, that without love, wisdom is utterly devoid of content. No matter how many fine thoughts roll around inside of an intellectual system, if it does not come into the heart and become grounded by what this instrument would call good works, good living, it will not abide in the sense of being spiritually useful for the evolution and the maturity of the soul."

To balance love and wisdom, individuals are encouraged to engage in self-reflection, meditation, and conscious decision-making. This process involves examining personal biases, understanding one's motivations, and aligning actions with both compassion and discernment.

"Perhaps you have suspected that you have overbalanced into wisdom and now wish to see-saw back and forth until you find that exquisite sweet spot where love and wisdom flow through you as one thing so that you are your highest and best self." (2006/01/23)

Examples of Balanced Individuals

Certain historical and spiritual figures exemplify the balance of love and wisdom. Studying their lives and teachings can provide guidance and inspiration for those seeking to achieve a similar harmony.

Representative Quotes:

"We would choose two entities... Lao-Tzu... The writings of this teacher were cryptic and brief... We would recommend them to one who wishes to look for the twin strains of love and wisdom appearing in a balanced manner."
(2006/01/16)

"The other character... is that of Mahatma Gandhi... This entity worked substantially in his early life in areas of fairness and justice... to ground an entire nation of diverse people in that sweet spot or common area that is indwelt both by love and wisdom."
(2006/01/16)

May you be blessed,