Not Aggressive But Certainly Hold Oneself in Posession of Oneself

Not Aggressive But Certainly Hold Oneself in Posession of Oneself - (3992)

What's most important in the face of agression or violence in any gymnasium or situation is to be able to hold one's psychology. To keep one's psychological processes within oneself. To not let them unravel unleashed into all sorts of inconvenient inferior zones within us.

This is a more prized skill than anything else. More then being able to fight with kicks and punches etc.

Imagine that you are holding your psychology in your hands and you don't let anything slip out of your hands.

The best weapon master Samael says is the correct inner state.

With the correct inner state we can do so many really useful things. With the wrong state we can ruin even the easiest and best of events.

Not everyone can do that - hold their psychology. I think not even the professional fighters, they seem to be anything but serene. The egos of anger can certainly give us this holding together of our psycholgy, they can give us force and focus but not serenity, not clear thinking, not intelligence, not clear vision to be able to diffuse or transform the difficult situation.

This is what interests a Gnostic person as the ways of the Being are not of violence, but of peace of intelligence. But that is not of value in this society people like violence and vlaue that more - a tough guy that sorts it all out - that's ourt man we all say.

End (3992).

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