Dictionary Definition of “Sex”
Online Etymology Dictionary. late 14c., "males or
females collectively," from Latin sexus "a sex, state of being either
male or female, gender," of uncertain origin. "Commonly taken with
seco as division or 'half' of the race" [Tucker], which would connect it
to secare "to divide or cut" (see section (n.)).
Link to Secare – “to divide or cut”
This is quite interesting actually because this alludes to
the other side of sex. Sex has it two sides as Master Samael mentions in his
book: “The Perfect Matrimony” where he says that the sex is a double edged
sword, where one side can liberate and the other can harm and wound terribly.
Concentration
Lust is then the use of sex or sexuality on the side that
ends up being harmful to us. The ego of lust is like any other ego, in that it
is a distraction and it is something that our unaware consciousness can identify
with and therefore fall asleep to, however because it uses the negative side of
sexuality it is even more harmful to concentration than the other egos that we
have.
As concentration is about uniting one’s forces to a focal point,
when our sexual energy used wrongly actually cuts one away from their higher inner
forces and so our concentration is ever weaker, lacking the collaboration of
some of our inner forces.
Conclusion
If one wants concentration and therefore force and power and
the ability to throw one’s consciousness deeper into oneself one must reduce
lust.
End (1612).
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