In the collective unconscious there is a fear of persecution around speaking truth. There is good reason for this fear but ultimately one must speak truth regardless.
If we look back at history there is the constant play of persecution of those who dared to speak Truth whether Absolute Truth of the Divine waking up to itself and the Unity of all existence or relative truth that went against the mainstream narrative of the day.
Those on the cutting edge whether mystical or mundane were subjected to ridicule, scorn, hatred, jealousy and even violence in severe cases. Of course we all know the Jesus story and this was carried out to the extreme.
But it is only by speaking truth no matter the consequences do we step outside of the realm of this unconscious fear and into the realm of the Divine where even death does not touch us. For spirit is our true nature and spirit is eternal.
One may ask the question…..why does Absolute Divine Truth provoke such a reaction when it is an eternally and unconditionally loving truth at its core? Why does relative truth provoke such reactions?
The answer to both questions is that when one stops resisting Truth there’s no where left to hide. The hiding itself is an illusion but the illusion of hiding is so thoroughly obliterated by truth that people are desperate to cling to this illusion.
When one is faced with the relative truth of some unconscious aspect within them that they do not want to see it can provoke all manner of unconscious and cruel behaviour towards the perceived source of their pain. In this way they can uphold the illusion of hiding from their own shadow.
When one is faced with Absolute Truth then it is fear of the complete dissolution of a sense of me as a separate self. Rather than face this fear the body/mind reacts in contraction and resistance to this truth as the fear of survival kicks in. It is only when we are truly ready that we will surrender completely, finding only love on the other side.
With deep devotion
~Savita