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Crisis in Mystical Death Occurs Mainly When Comprehension is Lacking But Not Always – (1568)

A Crisis Inevitable

For the large egos it is common and to be expected that we are going to pass through certain crises when working to dissolve them.

This is because we may lack the adequate comprehension or that there is some karma to be paid or because for some reason that work needs to be accelerated and or because it is a very difficult work and the only way to take a step further is by means of a crisis.



Obviously a crisis is difficult and unpleasant and we would like to avoid them, and we can to some degree by working very hard, but sometimes we can not avoid them, and this is worth while knowing.

A crisis is a kind of payment, that we can pay before the crisis by working hard or while being in the crisis by suffering and fighting to accelerate the dissolution of the ego.

It makes complete sense that a crisis falls upon us when we work less and or get stagnated.


Goal of a Crisis

Passing through a crisis takes you a step further in the dissolution of the ego, provoking the crisis. Every true crisis produces a result or some kind of transformation.

Obviously in a crisis, the ego involved is struggling and holds on tight for its dear life.


Understanding Generated and Sometimes Not

Sometimes we understand a great deal due to the crisis. While at other times we don’t understand much at all but at the end of the crisis we are different, it is like what bothered us so much before does not bother us now.

It seems as if we just had to pass through it, and understanding was not the main focus but passing through it was. This situation is more of the karmic type of crisis. When a karmic crisis is over, something gets paid.

End (1568).

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