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Pride is Unconformity - (313)

Introduction

Pride is many things, one thing though for sure that it is, is unconformity. Pride is that feeling of not being happy or satisfied with what is going on in our life, around or inside of us. Pride is that constant disagreement-acceptance and struggle, fight and protest with things.


It is that fight that doesn’t like things and situations and can not tolerate them for silly personal reasons. It is that fight to be different that throws a spanner in the works that puts people out and puts a real damper on many situations. That is why many people don’t like that unconformity in Pride just as in the quote below from Ralph Waldo Emmerson. A person’s unconformity is a real bother to others.



Whenever we Feel Unconformity Pride is Present

As a general rule when we feel some sort of unconformity with what is going on around us, pride is usually there in our human machine. This unconformity produces much resistance in ourselves and friction with others as well. It is the cause of much of our disobedience towards physical authorities, the law and the Being.

This unconformity can support any ego and is behind many egos. This shows a person that there PPP is indeed Pride.


Pride and Lust

Lust of course has a sexuality opposite to that of the Being’s sexuality and it is our Pride that is inconformity with this, our Pride very deeply does not want that we accept the sexuality of the Being and so by doing this remains separate. Using a sexuality based on senses, sensations and emotional pleasure and excitement.


Remedy

The remedy to this unconformity is a deep acceptance of what we are fighting against. This is easier said than done, but it gets easier when we see all the benefits of conforming for our essence, our Being and ourselves in general, physically and psychologically then this acceptance does get a lot easier.


Conclusion

Notice the unconformity, recognise it and work with acceptance to overcome it or at least to weaken. Keep doing this over and over until the acceptance becomes deeper and deeper and the unconformity goes. Doing this will increase our definition overall as well.

End (313).

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