Issue
The issue with the personality is that it is a strong conditioning factor. Its conditioning factor is such that it makes it very hard for us to accept something or go along with something that our personality does not like.
Refined Personality
The personality certainly changes over the course of our life. Basically what changes are the level of its horizontal values. The values are all horizontal life values but they change from wearing very casual worn out clohtes to more formal wear - jackets and blazers etc. From the pub to the cafe'. Really what we do over the course of our life related to the personality is "polishing a ball of excrement".
Pacify Personality
What helps is to pacify the personality. That is the work that we need to do with it.
To know how to pacify the personality we must know when it is active.
Once we are aware that it is active we can then relax adn pacify it.
The key is spending less time in the personality. The less we spend there the more passive it will get.
Here are examples of what the active personality looks like in the centres of the human machine.
Examples In the Centres of Active Personality
Examples of Personality Active in the human machine about how to passify it.
To passify it we just need to know how to not activiate it.
We need to know examples of what active personality is.
Intellect Centre
Counteracting and arguing. Nothing about thinking in relation to the Gnostic doctrine. Identified with everything outside. Exaggerated attention on small useless details, excessive thinking. Thinking activates the personality. Rules and procedures, protocols, stuck in time, preoccupation.
Emotional Centre
Yearns for sensations in matter, to be not interferred with or told what to do etc. Corrected, my life, the trend of the times. Neglectful or hypersensitive, moral issues. Dislike and like. Vested interests, loves good impressions about itself, loves titles, values titles and reputations.
Motor Centre
Life activities is, active, doing, talking. It most expresses itself in the motor centre. Very active motor centre. Related to our occupation. Can not feel at peace until things have been done in the house or office. Can't stop doing things. Playing sports, going out, talking and talking etc.
Instinctive Centre
Habits, my way, inflexible in a group, no co-operation, imposing, conducting our own life. Eating what we like only and rejecting what we don't like.
Sexual Centre
Mistaking a smile for sexual interest, wolf-whistling, clothing, flirtacious chit chat, imitating trends etc.
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