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The Blind Leading the Blind is Mind
By Harry Krueger | Guest Writer for Wake Up World
The pristine consciousness acts as nature’s universal voice.
Tradition and culture – are they a good thing?
The origin of the word tradition is from the French: ‘tradicion’, a belief or custom that has been passed on. From Latin, the word is ‘tradere’ which means the same as the French, but it also has another meaning: to betray, from the word ‘traduce’. Whenever a response to a challenge comes from mind, the memory-senses complex, that response is incomplete and so, a betrayal of the present.
Intelligence is the mysterious expression of all that exists. This natural affinity also exists between consciousness and mind.
In ancient times there were groups of people who responded to life’s challenges from the pristine consciousness, Nature’s conduit between consciousness and Intelligence. These groups did not indulge in the accepted tradition of carrying over what had been repetitiously passed on, but rather responded with pristine clarity – that which is self-evident. They were carrying on the original intent of relationship, the consciousness-Intelligence bonding. That relationship cannot be discerned by mind. Their fruits are of a different taste. Because they were mis-understood by many, they were called religious and spiritual cultists. They were by natural intent true traditionalists. They marched to the beat of a different drummer.
Source: http://philosophers-stone.co.uk/wordpress/2014/04/the-blind-leading-the-blind-is-mind/
