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Retreat Post 16 – Destiny of the Essence is Unity - (608)

Disclaimer – Not Mine Only Notes

I have to stress that these words are my notes only. The thoughts and understanding behind them do not come from me but from the terrific missionaries that lead the various activities during the retreat.


Legitimate Destiny of Our Essence and Ourselves

From the Gnostic teachings it is quite clear that the essence in us travels towards unity and then freedom, either voluntarily and involuntarily, therefore, making the natural destiny of the essence unity and freedom. We do not have escape from this destiny, it seems that we can chose to be separate but not for ever, or we can chose to be one, but whether we like it or not one day we will be one either voluntarily or involuntarily.

Essence Freed Either Way

The essence becomes one on the way to the Being so to become free. The essence must pass through this. The essence can only join the Being as one unity, not as a multiplicity of fragments.

In the abyss in the 8th region the essence is also become one and therefore free. In the 8th region of the abyss is where the essence passes through what is called the second death, where all the ego or fragmented, trapped essence is finally broken down and integrated or united into one. This is by duality.


Conclusion

The Divine Mother frees us either way on the way to the Being or through our descent to or through the abyss.


End (607).

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