1.BALANCE TONE: There is a constant balance between our Action and Attitudes and the Condition we are in. This balance can best be understood by comparing it to the rate of vibration in tone. A high tone has a very rapid vibration. A low tone is very slow. No vibration is no tone, and would represent death. Tone can be also compared to Light, which is also vibration. When a body is filled with light, having no darkness, there would be energy frequency comparable to celestial tone. So, "Balance Tone" indicates rate of tissue cell speed or rate of vibration. Tone is a matter of degree. There is a continuous ascending degree of tone or tissue rate of vibration from .001 or apparent death to a degree raised to Nth or infinity.
2. ATTITUDE: Our attitude is our agreement or what we have decided or believe to be true, whether conscious or not. What one lives by, usually unknown, are decisions which distort perception. To change or remove the decisions is to improve perception or to remove distortion from perception. Attitude is the reflection of the decisions of the person in action as feeling.
3. ACTION: Action is always felt to be correct for the situation as perceived. If the perception is distorted due to decisions, there is inadequate response resulting in held motion, thus stress. If the perception is for the actual situation, there is adequate response to the situation, thus creative action results.
4 FEELING: Feeling is always either a degree of fear or confidence. Fear may be referred to as a false feeling of emergency. Confidence may be referred to as true perception. The more the person understands the forgotten decisions, the more he or she accepts responsibility for self and the betterment of his or her world. The less the person understands of forgotten decisions, the more dependent he is and the more he places blame. Thus, the lower he or she is on the Attitude - Action Tone Scale.
5 HABITUAL ATTITUDE: All points on the tone or attitude scale are continuous. A person may vary temporarily, but each individual has his habitual tone due to unrecognized decisions that distort perception. As the decisions are recognized the tone raises.
6.TWO WORLDS: The man-made world of blaming, controlling others, interest in self, stress, dissatisfaction, and fear diminish at the tone level of 5. From 6 to 13, the tone level represents the Real World created by God which all are invited to enjoy as His guests. Each is a privileged, invited guest on the world. The Host has given each food, clothing, transportation etc around his plantation. Each who truly lives in this awareness tries his best to be a good guest, with every thought for the "Host." Boredom,# 5, is the emptiness as one ceases to be energized by the fear, resentment, and anger of the world, but is not yet nourished by the Light of the Truth from the Real World. Contentment, #6, is the beginning of the higher nourishment, but is lacking in commitment to the Real World.
To be continued...
From Howard Hess archives
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