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Superior Intellectual and Emotional Centres – (2585)

Introduction

We have seven centres holding to the Law of Seven the Holy Heptaparaparshinokh that has organised the creation of man.

These seven centres are: intellect, emotion, motor, instinct, sex, superior intellect and superior emotion.

The two superior centres are only experienced in brief flashes at rare times during the life of a person. If however, a person begins to work on him or herself, the work that this person does opens these centres and allows the person to experience the workings and results of these centres in us more frequently and for longer durations.

Master Samael says that messages from the higher parts of the Being filter down to us through the superior centres. Once these messages enter the superior centres they are then passed onto our five centres to be processed and put into action.


Superior Intellectual Centre

Self-Observation and Self-Remembering Master Samael says belong to the superior intellectual centre.

There are dreams that correspond to all seven centres and the more instructive and illustrative dreams are those that correspond to the two superior centres.

Superior Emotional Centre

Master Samael said that the “superior emotional centre has more penetration, omniscience, more wisdom and is more important”.

He also says that when we make the personality more and more passive our Being is felt more and more through our superior emotional centre.

He also says that emotional understanding is superior than intellectual understanding. The many parables that we can find in the bible are of the language of the superior emotional centre.

He also says that with the superior emotional centre we can penetrate into the deepest parts of ourselves.

Conclusion

The superior emotional centre is very much worth cultivating. Actually we can’t do with out cultivating it.

End (2585).

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