Understanding the nature and relationship of seed and soil, is essential to getting the most out of this message. First read, Spirit-Soul Is Seed And Soil, Earlier Word Origins, UC#3354
One thing we must stop doing is being afraid to listen to, or consider information, because we are afraid we might become infected, or it might take over our thoughts, or it might cause us to feel like we're cheating on something we already believe or it might cause us to feel doubt about something we believe. Yes it will if you are weak-minded because the information you are already using has made you a user of weak logic.If not, then resist the urge to disregard information. Consider all information. Listen to it. Think about it. Let it marinate, ruminate. You will be okay and able to stay right where you were before considering the information.
This is guaranteed.
Why?
How?
Because all information is a seed. A seed needs fertile soil and other complementary conducive conditions, before that seed will germinate and begin to grow. Just because a seed is planted doesn't mean it will grow. Just because it receives water and warmth, doesn't mean it will grow. No a seed needs all of the necessary ingredients, otherwise it won't germinate or it will whither easily and be susceptible to any number of interruptions.
You don't have to ever worry, like a scared-of-its-own-shadow cat, that information you encounter, will take the initiative, go on the offensive and attack you.
It doesn't work like that.
If it did, all racists would either be dead or healed.
Instead, what happens when we consider information is the same thing that happened to the seed as relayed to us in the comparables (kem-peri-meri) in the JCM Bible by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. These books remind us that when a seed falls on different types of soil, a different effect will occur. So if you yourself, in your spirit-soul is one of the following types of soil, then don't worry, Your soil will only integrate within itself, the type of information that matches the readiness of the soil.
1. way side roadside soil, the kind of soil that receives information and keeps it at the surface.2. poor soil that lacks understanding and is only able to allow information to flourish that thrives in poor soil
3. stony soil that willing listens to information but lacks free space to perform critical analysis.4. thorny soil that is filled with distractions and listens to outside voices more than inner voices.
5. good soil does not worry about information being harmful because good soil contains sufficient balance and discernment. Good soil is in no rush to germinate seeds of information, but will take it and allow it to allow dormant until more information and understandings are received in order to know what to do with other information.6. good soil also consists of the people you listen to, past and present, no matter how many degrees of separation.
7. hope-for-the-best soil, soil that is not nourished or tilled to allow the seed to sink in and take root.8. kingdom soil is the portion of soil that is the kem soil of kem cells that decides on its own, by its very nature, what will and will not grow. No work is required, so sometimes, some information that is meant for you to receive, will take root, even if you put no effort into making it happen.
9. village soil is communal soil that nourishes information for each according to need. Village is also home, country, culture, nation, community, state, country, country, city, rural, urban or any other geographic designation, because geography does affect soil types, doesn't it?10. altruistic soil shares and spreads its understandings for the benefit of self and all else, near and far.
11. free soil becomes freer and freer the more information it understands, the more educated it is. If this ain't happening, your soil is costing you more than it is benefiting you.