The Revolution of the Dialectic, a book by Samael Aun Weor

Negligence

Written by Samael Aun Weor

Negligence and carelessness lead every human being to failure.

To be negligent is, as we would say, nec legere, “to not elect,” to surrender to the arms of failure.

Negligence is of the ego, and its opposite is intuition, which is of the Being. The ego can neither elect nor distinguish, but the Being can.

It is only by means of the living incarnation of the revolution of the dialectic that we will learn to “elect” in order not to have any more failures in life.

This chapter is from Revolution of the Dialectic (1983) by Samael Aun Weor. The print and ebook editions by Glorian Publishing (a non-profit organization) are illustrated to aid your understanding, and include features like a glossary and index. Buy the book, and you benefit yourself and others.

Category: The Revolution of the Dialectic

Created on Monday, 10 January 1983 21:28

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