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Make Efforts to Leave the Abysses - (3927)

There are many so called abysses or hells. A certain job could be one, a sickness could be one, an addiction another, an violent and abusive relationship another and then there is the real abyss or hell.


We have the abyss inside of us in our subconscious and infra-conscious and in the bowels of the Earth.


There are many regions in both of these abysses. What links us to each of these regions are our egos.


Each ego represents a section of the abyss and is a mini abyss in itself.



When we are submerged in an ego we are in that section of the abyss, with its very strange and weirdly oppressive flavour. We experience life as if we are in living a subterranean world looking out. 


One day we become clear that we descend into that abyss by entertaining those egos that link us there. 


One day we decide to radically break free from that abyss. 


We decide this because we are fed up of living in that abyss. We feel we can't contiunue on like that and we know in our bones that we can't progress to something new and our karma won't ever get paid.


To attempt to cut free requires the dissolution of those egos that drag us there. First step is to no longer feed those egos. This is a radical and serious step and the most important. 


The decision to no longer feed these egos and no longer have anything to do with the impressions, people and activities that are of that abyss (if they are, they may not) in time brings about the elimination of that ego.


We just then need practices of dissolution and deeper comprehension to weaken and weaken that ego until its karma is paid and it can die.   


Some new stages of our esoteric life are all held in suspension until we cut away from these abysses.


End (3927).

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