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Old Notes on Will Power - (5830)

Not Will Power

Excuses, evasions and justifications are the opposites of will power.

The above things stop will power from developing.

If we work seriously on eliminating them we will strenghten our will power.

Evading responsibility is the biggest act of evasion.

Responsibility and consistency are also will power, as is discipline and persistence.

Will power is used 'to be' and 'to conquer'. What is not and what does not lead to conquering oursleves is not will power.

Ill-Will

The element of reinforcing ill-will is justification.

Ill-will needs the ego to manifest.

Good will needs the consciousness to express.

The awakened will uses the free consciousness.

If we have good-will it will draw the consciousness closer and closer.

When we align our centres with a virtue we are engaging a high part of our being that mulpties benefits for others.

Ill-will also multiplies the benefits for the egos.  

Clairvoyance is best used by not destroying people's ideas but helping and guiding them into manifesting that idea with and through the virtues of the soul.

When will touches memory it turns to ill-will.

When will contacts the consciousness it becomes ontological will.

Fear, anxiety and self-compassion stop us from implementing the ontological affirmative psychology.

The vehicle of the will is the word.

End (5830).

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