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We Lost our Sexual Force So We have Lust - (4127)

Once upon a time we fell, perhaps sexually or otherwise, but from that moment onwards, we surrendered our sexual force to the Divine Law. The Law took it from us because in such a fallen state it is no longer just that we have that the power to make happen and create what we wish. The creative power of the Gods has to be removed from the Gods or Beings that fall.... 


So rolling in time we are here as human beings both with and without that sexual force. As an attempt to get back what was lost and taken away, we in some ways have lust. We still do have some sexual force but the rest of it is contained within lust. 


It is often the sexual force bottled in lust that tries to exert itself, to exercise itself so that something deeper within us knows that force is still there, that it exists at least. 


The superior, the most sublime and transcendental and powerful part of our sexuality is trapped in lust, which makes total sense because that is the part of the power of God in us that was taken away, that is the part that we as normal human beings don't need for earthly normal life and that is the part which wishes to reinstate itself as it once was (creative and powerful), so from within its entrapment within the egos of lust it struggles to manifest but because of the conditioning, its force goes awry into a myriad of directions thrust into the world of matter (senses and sensations) and even more into matter making it denser and further separated from what it once was. That separation from what it once was, processeses itself because of duality as inversion, as a direct opposite to its original nature.


End (4127).

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