Disposing Intelligence

This can be seen as the second connection (tentacle) from the spirit to the body.

"There are two things in life; those that are important and those that are not, and all we have to do is tell the difference." (Ted Spillios)

By the comparison from one thing to another do we find our interests and fascinations in life, if you were to never let go of anything you would be carrying a tremendous amount of

baggage and if you look around you will see this is most commonly true for people.

In the primal urge to procreate we make decisions of who is acceptable for us and who is not acceptable as a partner and our actions are determined by our decisions.

One of our basic functions aside from procreating is to have another person that is in some way special to us, a partner to have and to hold, to share ideas and possessions, to combine

and mix together physically and emotionally for a feeling of love, union and an overall completeness.

We feel compelled to make these decisions to acquire the feeling that we are complete and have the options not only available to each of us but also to show our ability to exercise

these options and inherent abilities that we are endowed with from birth dealing with another close person, a partner.

This union is one of the ways that we are able to feel a completion in our own individual existence. 

Why did God create anything if it was happy being alone?  The way I see it when (if) the universe was created it was because of loneliness.

Being alone is not good enough for any of us and this intelligence of disposing is more applied to separating the wheat from the chaff than it is taking out the garbage.

If you get the agreement of another person, which you have considered to bond with, that they also want to bond with you then there is a union of two in agreement and this is a

fortification of both your decisions and essential (primal) abilities.

Scientology calls it the 2nd dynamic. It feels good to have someone that you want to have, in turn, want to have you.

I could say that it is all about sex but it is more all about the sexes because it actually transcends the physical though it is directly connected to it as well.

After many years of marriage an old guy would tell you he could see how sex and disposing go together because his wife has disposed of it totally!

I see it as a strong personal question that deep within your nature what do you protect and what do you reject or what's important and what's not?

The primal nature would be seen as an immediate response to reject something and this will commonly involve either self-preservation or procreation as the primal function but in the

higher nature of a person there are deeper influences that will question and evaluate the rejection itself.