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The Egos or “I’s” of the Hidden Side of the Psychological Moon - (848)

Introduction

The following post is basically a replication of some notes I took during a talk given by my marvellous missionary.


Egos of Buddhi and Atman

These are the egos that have caused us to come into creation; they are the egos of Buddhi and Atman. They are also called the egos of the consciousness. They are said to be very strong and tempting.


Being and Intimate Christ Dissolve Them

They are also egos that the Being and the intimate Christ work to dissolve. It is the role of the Being to dissolve those egos, before tackling these egos it is the work of the person and or the work of the human soul to dissolve the egos of the visible side of eth psychological moon and then to dissolve all the egos in the bodies etc.


Last Three Years of Job

The last three days or years of Job are assigned to dissolve these egos of Buddhi and Atman.

The will of the soul has to be totally free to be able to dissolve these egos of Buddhi and Atman. At this point the will of the Being is free after having completed the fifth year of Job. This is what is needed to dissolve those egos of the consciousness! This is what happens in those last 3 years of Job and the three days between the death and resurrection of the Christ.

The triumph of Atman resides in triumphing over these egos and his karma and effectively himself.


End (848).

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