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Accumulating - (2128)

In Human and Esoteric Life Important it is

In normal physical human life, accumulating is very important, it is in fact a key aspect of human life.
Human beings accumulate possessions, money and titles. They also accumulate skills, experience, knowledge, understanding, wisdom, dharma, karma etc.

In the esoteric work on ourselves accumulating is also very important!

Accumulating Energy, Consciousness, Values, Wisdom etc.

The work on ourselves is really about accumulating. It is about accumulating more energy, more will, more essence, more consciousness, more light, more dharma or capital, more values of the Being, more force and strength etc.

If there was not this aspect of accumulation, then the Alchemy would fail because Alchemy is about accumulating the right or critical degree of energy so to be able to awaken the sacred fire and crystallise the bodies and to also be able to dissolve the ego. The larger the ego is the more energy we need to dissolve it, and this larger amount of energy to deal with the larger egos is attained through the accumulation of transmuted energy.

We need to accumulate dharma so to pay our karma.


The Ways of Accumulating Vary

The way of accumulating on the path is by decreasing. That is by simplifying, purifying in other words dying within oneself. Dying in the ”I’s” that we have. Bruce Lee apparently says it quite well.

End (2128).

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