Conflict is the
Catalyst
for Contemplation.
Conflicts are nothing more than problems without a solution, equations that have yet to be solved, questions that have gone unanswered. Answering or solving these leads to Understanding, which then transitions to Knowing.
When One experiences a Conflict, there is a strong Energy component to it. Energy Flow is what drives the Universe, so Energy drives Conflict.
Intensity is generated when there is resistance and by its very nature, Conflict exposes resistance.
All Conflicts will have an Inner and Outer component to them, this is the Dualistic nature of the situation, with the Outer being merely a reflection of the Inner. Avoiding the Inner Conflict will never fully resolve the Outer, because if the focus is on dealing with the Outer Conflict alone, then One is just forever chasing shadows.
Ongoing, unresolved Inner Conflict can be a precursor to a greater Outer Conflict. Which may then lead to violence and destruction should the Inner Conflict persist unresolved.
Nature cannot allow a Conflict to go unresolved indefinitely. It cannot allow an impasse, it cannot let Energy stagnate. Doing so ultimately leads to Death and Nature cannot Die. If Nature Dies, All Life Dies.
Should there be a Conflict that has gone unresolved for an extended period of time, Nature will direct more Energy into it, which will increase the Intensity being experienced, thus forcing a resolution to the Conflict.
Nature has no preference when it comes to how a Conflict is resolved, the resolution can be Creative or it can be Destructive. The choice is up to those experiencing the Conflict.
The role of the Antagonist is to expose
One’s deficiencies and insecurities.
Because only when they’ve been exposed,
can they be resolved.
Primarily, fear of Conflict equates to a fear of looking deeper for Understanding of Oneself.
