When Defeating Temptation Love Results

When Defeating Temptation Love Results - (300)

Introduction

One certain way that we can know that we have defeated a certain temptation is when we have solved it with love and we end up in a state that is more caring, blissful, happy, in other words loving, but in a general sense towards one’s Being, oneself, others, the world, the Earth, the plants, the stars, the animals, the oceans the rocks etc. etc.

When Consciousness Triumphs

In most cases when the consciousness triumphs over the ego in a temptation the result is that the ego involved in the temptation subsides and retreats to the one’s subconscious.

While the consciousness that has been battling and emerges to occupy the centre of one’s psychology and mind and the result is this authentically happy state.

Furthermore in defeating the ego during a temptation the consciousness used its love and its wisdom to do so, and so one’s consciousness continues to vibrate with these qualities leaving us to experience light and love.

Conclusion

Just as Master Samael says: “temptations is fire and triumph over temptation is light”. New wisdom and light comes to us when we defeat temptation and the opposite when we fail to give in to temptation. We go deeper into darkness, become more confused, get demoralised etc. etc.

The comprehension that will be our balm for our redemption or escape from the struggles within the temptation becomes more and more elusive and escapes us evermore, making us weary, lonely, disappointed in ourselves, resenting and envying others, losing ourselves and stuck watching the days go by wile within ourselves just standing still slipping back.

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