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"The words are not important.It's the feeling that we are after" is about what Abraham said in Ask and it is Given. With that in mind: Lust is it high on the EGS? Physical lust. Or lower because it is ego driven? What is higher/lower on the EGS?
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I would have to say there is an element lacking clarity, in lust. Not sure what that translates to on vibrational energy scale. Everything has a vibrational output, so lust would have to have it's own vibration seperate from the person perceiving it as good or bad. Based on the fact that lust is mere pleasure less on the love aspect I would think it is more of a ego driven thing, like mentioned. Also, I seem to have experienced more negative experiences when my conscious quality is more on the lust scale. We all have the lust energy, I am guessing it needs to be balanced with intent and focus. |
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Lust is just strong sexual desire - it's not an emotion any more than being very hungry or very thirsty - so it doesn't relate to the Emotional Guidance Scale. How you feel about your lust is what determines what physical manifestations of it you experience. You can feel lust and feel guilty about it, or you can feel lust and feel free and fun about it. Many people in this world have developed powerful hang-ups about sex, so they would probably view strong sexual desire (lust) in a negative way but there's really no right or wrong, other than what you believe there is. @Stingray: Extreme question to question your answer =) - so if someone feels good about murder, then murder is high on the scale?
(23 Sep '10, 17:06)
Back2Basics
You'll never meet anyone who genuinely feels good within themselves and is inspired to murder. It defies the nature of non-physical.
(23 Sep '10, 20:24)
Stingray
Are there not deranged serial killers who only feel good after taking life?
(26 Sep '10, 06:38)
Back2Basics
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No such thing as a 'happy' serial killer. The media likes to make it sound that way because it sounds more dramatic (I used to work as a reporter myself) but the actual truth about these people is far from that.
(26 Sep '10, 07:43)
Stingray
@ Stingray: Sexual lust and murderous intentions. All too easy. Is there not lust for power, knowledge, and control over others? Is there not lust over consumption and collection? Is there not lust in being perceived as being more advanced and knowledgeable than others?
(17 Mar '14, 01:17)
TGunn
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It is definitely intention based. If it comes from a place of desperation or exerting power over someone....a lower ego driven vibration. If it comes from a lighter place of the joy of connecting and experiencing another human being and basking in the beauty of 2 becoming 1 and lifting each other to divine heights...i would say a much higher vibration. Especially if it is an act without regret. |
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There are different elements that come into play that affect Law of attraction. There are beliefs, emotions, intentions, and desire. These are the ones I hear about most of the time. Lust is another word for desire, so where does desire fit in the LOA formula? I think Abraham prefers the term "wanting". |
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Lust is a powerful driving emotion that motivates us to do things and is synonymous to passion, desire, joy and empowerment the opposite is apathy, distaste, disgust or even hate. We can have a lust for life, music, spirituality, food, power, knowledge, sex ... in fact we can have a healthy lust for anything and in this sense it can be placed very high on the emotional guidance scale. Beethoven most certainly had a lust for music Van Gogh most certainly had a lust for painting Bruce Springsteen most certainly has a lust for singing
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"Where is lust on the Emotional Guidance Scale?" Lust isn't a emotion.. did you notice? Lust is mostly like I need sex cause it will make me feel better.. but often times your likely fooling yourself.. because it would be unsatisfying.. when it's attempted at a negative vibration.. If we were to say lust was a emotion (which it can kind of qualify! kind of) it would be somewhere between anger or revenge (wherever!) the main thing is.. lust is a negative word.. it's a negative vibration.. it's not wrong.. but that is how people commonly perceive it.. If you are lustful.. you may even consider yourself a bad person.. going about sex the wrong way etc. If you desire true clarity on this question.. please ask Abraham this question. Lust again is where we kind of tell ourself a lie.. where we say "this" will make us happy but it fails usually every time.. I put this video of Abrahams up which talks about this idea through alcohol have a watch if your curious.. Don't you just hate it when dictionaries & wikipedia are wrong.
(30 Nov '13, 15:29)
ele
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Thanks Barry! Wrote question from mobile phone.thumb gets lazy. ;)
@ursixx: I have been meaning to ask this same questions, thanks!
Wait in't lust a sin? One of the 7 deadliest ones?
@ele http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lust