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What does it Mean to be Human in the Esoteric Sense - (920)

Introduction

We say in Gnosis that what makes us human is the human soul. The human soul lives for, by and in the values of the Being. The other way to live is by, for and in the values of the sleeping parts of the essence, which unfortunately do not make us fully real human beings. They, in manner a fact make us similar to and sometimes worse than animals.


Real Human Being

To be a real human being is to be the human soul in flesh and bones! Tiphereth is that which really makes us real human beings. The real human being can only be discovered and described from the ethical point of view. Certainly not from the physical point of view because a real human being and an intellectual animal as Master says look exactly the same.


Esoteric Dimension of the Real Human Being

The esoteric dimension of the human soul is the Being. The psychological dimension of the human soul is the many with the soul at the centre dictating the ethics of behaviour. A real human being is a divine being.


Intimate Christ and the Real Human Being

This is the human being that is really redeemed by the Intimate Christ.

Why is the Christ found in the cross? Because the vertical and horizontal crossbeams represent balance, and the Christ is found in balance!

The human soul is also the human face of the Intimate Christ, which is the side of the human being here amongst human beings! The human side of the human being is the physical aspect and the esoteric aspect is Atman. These are the two sides of the real human being having the human soul.

The Intimate Christ and the Typhon Baphomet or Lucifer are also one, forming the Christos-Lucifer. This means that the temptation of Lucifer is Christic and this is because with temptation the virtues are won and the soul learns, develops and strengthens itself.

End (920).

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