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Knowing it is an Ego is Key! – (447)

Introduction

There are times when we really feel awful, either in the sense of feeling nervous, anxious, or low in energy and depressed or either so angry, restless and or full of uncontrollable sexual desire. What happens in these cases is that we feel that we must act out these feelings, that is we must escape, run, move, leave, flirt, have sex, drink, take drugs etc. etc. We think that these feelings are in our biology and that we can not tame them, control them or even overcome them.

All these thoughts I want to say in this post are wrong!


The Most Important Observation

There is a very important observation to make and it is, if we do not act out, then as everything in life goes, there is a beginning, a peak and then a decline. So these states and feelings will decline. When they decline the ego provoking them goes and we are left in peace. Meaning that all these sensations, feelings, desires and agitation or depression where caused by one ego.

So then it is the ego that produces all these crazy desires, feelings, thoughts, perceptions and sensations. So the key is to remember this and to work to displace the ego when these states reoccur.


Conclusion

The amazing thing is when the ego goes is that we feel good again and not having the object of those previously felt desires does not worry us all. We feel positive, happy and content with what we have in front of us. The key is to know that it is an ego and work to displace it so to return to normal once again. This is one way to actually come to overcome and control that ego.


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