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What to do After Making a Mistake? (137)

Introduction

There are several answers to this question, and each answer depends from what perspective you are looking at it from. In this post we are going to answer this question from the Gnostic point of view.


After a Mistake

From the Gnostic perspective or esoteric spiritual perspective, after we have made a mistake the best thing to do is to act quickly in the following directions:


First Thing To Do

Recognise that we made a mistake. Become fully aware of the gravity of the mistake. Know why and how we made the mistake. Know what ego lead you to make that mistake.


Second Thing To Do

Take full responsibility for the mistake. Be fully willing to pay the consequences, i.e. the karma.


Third Thing To Do

Beg pardon from the Divine Mother.


Fourth Thing To Do

Do a very strong petition with the Divinities from the Tribunal of the Divine Law (Lords of Karma), begging them for a chance to dissolve the ego that caused the mistake and beg them for the chance to wash away the mistake and show them that you take full responsibility, and that you do not want to make that mistake again. Express your gratitude!

Beg them also that you may get back to where you were before the mistake.


Fourth Thing To Do

Get up and fight to dissolve the cause of the mistake.


Fifth Thing To Do

Fight even harder to get back to where you were before you made the mistake.


Sixth Thing To Do

Resolve with full determination to never to make that mistake again. That is resolve yourself to die. Renounce the defect or egos that lead you to make that mistake. Understand that that ego is wrong.

You have a marvellous opportunity here to understand how the ego is wrong and that it should die.


Seventh Thing To Do

Die in that ego at least up to the point that you have enough will, comprehension and light in you to send the ego that caused the error far away from your human machine when it comes next.


Conclusion

The key here is to repent and to act quickly! Our beloved Master Samael Aun Weor said in his book “Yes There is Hell, a Devil and Karma” that the door of repentance is always open and there is much more joy amongst the masters of the white lodge when a sinner repents than when does a saint.

Just don’t forget that, and just don’t stop fighting! Don’t get down and go over why you did it and how you shouldn’t have, forget that, get up and die mystically, change, that is really the best medicine. Because this way you are going toward your Being, when you are crying over how it could have been different you are still far from the Being!

Give these steps a try they really help you! The best remedy of course is not to make mistakes!


End (137).

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