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Division of Attention – (1591)

Crucial Manage Your Attention!

This is crucial. We have to learn how to manage our attention. This is a must for the work of awakening!

A dreamer is one who can’t manage his or her attention. The dreamer is a victim of having lost control over his or her attention.

Guard your attention because it is the door to your consciousness, which my marvellous missionary says is your life (your life = your consciousness).

Don't allow your precious Attention to be HOOKED!

Dividing Your Attention

When an “I” has taken over we must divide our attention if we want to reverse this situation within our psychology.

That is the first thing to do! Divide your attention.

Leave some of your attention on the ego observing it, noticing it and then the other half on the work or your inner Being or wishing to not do what the ego wants or wishing for the ego to displace etc. anything other than the ego or what the ego wants.

Placing more attention on the work or the will or wish to displace that ego, will cause the ego to sink into the background.


Benefits

Dividing your attention this way allows you to observe something of the ego which is useful for its comprehension, and it also allows you to not get identified and have your consciousness fall asleep.


First Step when the Ego is Present!

As soon as we notice an ego has entered our human machine or that we feel something odd or egoic it is high time to divide our attention. Dividing your attention is the first step to remedy the process that is about to rapidly follow which is the rapid process of the sleep of the consciousness.

End (1591).

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