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Daily Resolution - (4)


Important!

What is very important in the Gnostic Esoteric Work is to have invigorate each and every day your resolution to dissolve the ego or a given ego or to achieve your esoteric goals.

Why?

Without a firm resolution or a firm yearning to dissolve the ego or a given ego for example, we become lukewarm or weak in our work. A strong resolution or wanting, is our background strength or our backbone.

Our resolution is the one that makes us to fight against the impulses of the ego and to move forward in its dissolution.

Our resolution is like a reminder to work on that ego. Our resolution helps in remembering the work. A strong resolution helps us to do well in the work on the ego especially in the moment when the ego manifests. Co-incidentally, this where always a weak resolution or no resolution will leads us to fail.

How?

When you wake up in the morning remember your goals, that you have to die in yourself, that today is a special day in that we have the chance to advance in our work. Think of how many mistakes the ego has made you to make and how painful those mistakes were.

Bring your will into the picture and sincerely tell yourself that you want to die in this ego. Feel that you want to (If you don’t want to – you have to yearn to be able to sincerely feel that you want to eliminate that ego) eliminate that ego.

After you feel that act! You must do something! You have to act to make the resolution strong! The more you act the stronger your resolution will be.

What If I Fail?

We will probably fail sometimes – what is more important is that you stand up again. Just get up and strengthen your resolution once again work harder. This time, with the extra motivation of wanting to wash away the mistake and to enter the path of progressing toward the dissolution of that ego.

End (4).

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