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Esoteric Detective - (4791)

Practically no one now is an esoteric detective. Master Samael really was, m.m.m is. However, what we find is that we are mostly all physical and psychological detectives.


When we get hurt or bothered or something like that we go into ego detective mode, working out all the physical movements of the other person that hurt us as well as all their ego driven psychological motivations.


After gathering all the info we can, we then try hard to catch them out. Catch out their lies, their contradictions, their errors, their egos, their subconscious etc. Every man and his dog does that, and every man and his dog is pretty good at it too, as every man and his dog has the ego and subconscious and one does not have to look far for a reference in themselves.




In Gnosis, we get a bit better than that, and instead of detective work on others, we try to do it on ourselves. If we do that, we can get a lot of good insight and make some real profound changes for the better in ourselves... 


Doing the detective work on ourselves is the first step to get to be an esoteric detective. The esoteric detective will after seeing his or her own psychological part in the event/drama will go beyond in silence of the mind looking for the the deeper esoteric and even ontological motives and values behind what just happened.


End (4791).

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