Wednesday, 07 March 2012
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<p>How can the white lodge combat the black lodge on earth, when so many foolish people are controlled by the media? I recently watched the super-bowl, and it's quite clear that something strange happened during the half-time show, and I only know one person, who brought it up to me in conversation. What can we do as individuals against this major amount of psychological programming happening in our communities? I'm not saying it was necessarily 100% negative symbolism, but that going under the radar into peoples subconscious with music and dancing that certainly isn't wholesome is positively, negative. Do we really have to wait until the day of judgement and hide our development internally until that day? Thank you. </p>
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About "internal development," consider this:
It is important to realize with sincerity exactly where we are in relation with real existence.
The best response is to society's direction and interests is to radically work on oneself, until the day that your Innermost begins to guide you how to best guide others. Until that connection is firmly established, the ego will undoubtedly interfere with even your best intentions. Until we achieve solid guidance from our Innermost, we will not know what is truly helpful from what is truly not
No matter what, it is best to speak gently and humbly to everyone, with respect for their will and interests. If others want to degenerate themselves, it is their right to do so.
"You who are searching for Initiation, you who read immensely, you who live fluttering from school to school always searching, always longing, always sighing, tell me with sincerity... Did you awaken your Kundalini?
Did you open the Seven Churches of your spinal medulla? Did you incarnate the Lamb? Answer me beloved reader, be sincere with your own self. Put your hand on your heart and answer me with sincerity, are you Self-realized? Are you sure that with your theories you will convert yourself into a God? What have you achieved? What have you received with all your theories?
"One who wants to Self-realize needs the Revolution of the Consciousness: to die, to be born, and to sacrifice oneself. There exists a Revolution of the Consciousness when we decapitate the ego, the “I.” There exists a Revolution of the Consciousness when we build the Solar Bodies. There exists a Revolution of the Consciousness when we incarnate the Being. Until that moment, we do not have a real existence." - Samael Aun Weor, Tarot and Kabbalah
It is important to realize with sincerity exactly where we are in relation with real existence.
The best response is to society's direction and interests is to radically work on oneself, until the day that your Innermost begins to guide you how to best guide others. Until that connection is firmly established, the ego will undoubtedly interfere with even your best intentions. Until we achieve solid guidance from our Innermost, we will not know what is truly helpful from what is truly not
No matter what, it is best to speak gently and humbly to everyone, with respect for their will and interests. If others want to degenerate themselves, it is their right to do so.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
Accepted Answer
About "internal development," consider this:
It is important to realize with sincerity exactly where we are in relation with real existence.
The best response is to society's direction and interests is to radically work on oneself, until the day that your Innermost begins to guide you how to best guide others. Until that connection is firmly established, the ego will undoubtedly interfere with even your best intentions. Until we achieve solid guidance from our Innermost, we will not know what is truly helpful from what is truly not
No matter what, it is best to speak gently and humbly to everyone, with respect for their will and interests. If others want to degenerate themselves, it is their right to do so.
"You who are searching for Initiation, you who read immensely, you who live fluttering from school to school always searching, always longing, always sighing, tell me with sincerity... Did you awaken your Kundalini?
Did you open the Seven Churches of your spinal medulla? Did you incarnate the Lamb? Answer me beloved reader, be sincere with your own self. Put your hand on your heart and answer me with sincerity, are you Self-realized? Are you sure that with your theories you will convert yourself into a God? What have you achieved? What have you received with all your theories?
"One who wants to Self-realize needs the Revolution of the Consciousness: to die, to be born, and to sacrifice oneself. There exists a Revolution of the Consciousness when we decapitate the ego, the “I.” There exists a Revolution of the Consciousness when we build the Solar Bodies. There exists a Revolution of the Consciousness when we incarnate the Being. Until that moment, we do not have a real existence." - Samael Aun Weor, Tarot and Kabbalah
It is important to realize with sincerity exactly where we are in relation with real existence.
The best response is to society's direction and interests is to radically work on oneself, until the day that your Innermost begins to guide you how to best guide others. Until that connection is firmly established, the ego will undoubtedly interfere with even your best intentions. Until we achieve solid guidance from our Innermost, we will not know what is truly helpful from what is truly not
No matter what, it is best to speak gently and humbly to everyone, with respect for their will and interests. If others want to degenerate themselves, it is their right to do so.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
Guess I just keep going on as usual.
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