Jake Laura

The Master/Slave Relationship

Yin and Yang, two sides of the same coin. Each side contains within the seed generating its opposite. One of the most controversial topics in today’s world is that of the Master/Slave relationship. I would suggest that this is primarily caused by a lack of understanding in reference to the will and how creations operate.

In order for “a” creation to exist, there must be a will. No one can be an island unto themselves and still sustain and maintain separation, which is the highest desire. But where does the will come from? How does one know or have the motivation to eat, to go to the bathroom, to speak, to sleep, and so on? We are all influenced by something outside of ourselves and influencing something within ourselves.

Because no one truly wants to be God and all alone, “all one”, we had to figure out a way to not get stuck in being God. To achieve this we set up a circuit. The Master/Slave relationship alternated. The Master is a slave to another, and that slave is a slave to another, and that slave is a slave to another. In the other direction The Slave is a master to another, which is a master to another, and on and on. It must be a cycle, if it is linear, it can go on for a period of time, but eventually the energy will run dry, and one will be removed from separation. In this, that creation will fail.

When there is conflict, controversy, a lack of peace within this relationship, I refer to that as static in the line. In the Christian School of thought, they called this sin. In the Buddhist school of thought, they called this ignorance. But this static is not necessarily bad because it too keeps separation alive and well. If there was no static in the line, we’d all be automatons, like a hive mind.

Jesus Christ spoke about how one cannot serve 2 masters. The will has to come or flow from somewhere, and discovering where that true will is truly coming from is a process. This is why one’s god is constantly changing. Once we fully integrate, making the 2 into 1, a new master is born, but also the seed for its counterpart comes into existence as well, its anti-whatever. Starting the whole process over again.

Can one truly be a master, like for real, the master of all masters? No, because the reality would fail. We all have to serve something, which is hopefully, greater than ourselves.

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