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Retreat Post 43 – Word: Sender and Receiver - (635)

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.


The Word – Who Sends and Who Receives

In relation to the spoken and written word there is always a sender (origin) and receiver.

In human beings the sender could be either the consciousness, the ego, the mind or the personality. This also applies to the receiver, where the words spoken or written can be received with either of these four elements.

What Normally Happens

In a normal human being there are four senders and there are four receivers. In master Samael there was only one to send and one to receive.

We normally send from ego, mind or personality and our words are either received by the ego, the mind on the personality.

However we can also talk from our consciousness and it may be received by the consciousness.


Conclusion

In all the ways that we look at it, there are 16 possible combinations at sender and receiver. The best is for us as senders to send with the consciousness and as receivers to receive with the consciousness too.

With the consciousness we speak and wrote correctly and with the consciousness we interpret the words spoken or written to us correctly or we can transform them using the consciousness.


End (635).

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