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The Being’s Strength Maintains His Essence

Tests of the Being

We have learnt from Master Samael that the Being from time to time tests His essence to know what He has in His essence. It is sort of a self-evaluation, it is the Being testing the weakest or furthest part of Himself. The weaker His essence the weaker He is. There is that saying that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

The Being wishes to know as Master Samael says: how strong His essence is to face the circumstances present in creation; how strong are the values of His essence, how strong is the nobility of His essence, how strong is the chastity of his essence, how strong is the humility of His essence, how penetrating, how expansive is His consciousness etc. etc.

Strength of the Being

We as people, that is a human body, with an essence inside it also test the Being, or rather make Him to exert His strength. The human being with the pluralised “I” is moved constantly in the direction of error and grave errors. The Being from the causal dimension of the person and using his causal power, which is the power over the circumstances of the person’s life He manages circumstances so that the person (His essence) does not make errors.

We Learn How Strong Our Being Is

At times when we are possessed by a very powerful ego we know and we have a tremendous desire to act wrongly and we don’t or we can’t we get to know or learn how strong the Being is. Really when the Being wants His realisation He is very strong and He exerts His strength over His essence. We are no more than His worker or His instrument. Just remember what happened to Master Samael when he was young about 16 years old after a night of drinking etc. He was reprimanded internally by His Being, where his Being wrapped him up in a white sheet and beat him with a heavy chain asking “are you going to work for me or not?”.

Conclusion


So, in conclusion with the ego we with the ego acting wrongly are a heavy burden for the Being and we make the Being to exert His strength. He especially exerts His strength to prevent us from making mistakes when He wants His realisation and those errors would harm His possibilities of doing so.

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