State of Alertness Indispensable

State of Alertness Indispensable - (531)

Introduction

What I think is the most important thing to practice is the state of alertness. If you want to work on yourself or know more about yourself we really need it. It is so very important!

What is it?

We need to be in a state of alertness, that is: alert, waiting to catch the next thought. Like waiting to pounce, waiting to jump on an intruder. It is to wait in silence, in inner quiet with all your psychological senses finely tuned and sharp ready to pick up the slightest psychological movement.

Gives you Critical Information

We need to catch the thoughts of the ego so that we can know what the ego wants and what it is all about. Then when we have this information we can work on it. We can’t do anything in relation to the work on the ego when we don’t know anything about it.

If we Lack Information

If we lack comprehension and information we can pray and ask the Divine Mother to weaken it and we can chant the mantra KRIM imagine that we are weakening it. We can also use our memory to work on it. The best though is to wait for it to come again for the chance to see more and penetrate deeper into it its logic and nature.

Helps to Awaken

When we are alert we are voluntarily directing our attention and we are in control and our consciousness is active observing our mind. This effort strengthens the consciousness and our voluntary will of attention and this has to help us in awakening. It gives energy to our consciousness and make it more lucid.

When we understand more of the new things that we discover with the state of alertness we awaken more and more to what we have in our psychology. The state of alertness leads us into new discoveries about ourselves and that is an aspect of awakening and it also leads us to transcend our mind which is also another aspect of awakening.

Conclusion

The state of alertness is really a practice for the death of the ego and the awakening of consciousness. What we need to do though from time to time during the day, is to give our state of alertness a superior mystical octave and remember our interior Real Being and relax our body, our breathing and focus our attention on our interior Real Being. Trying to feel His vitality, energy and life.

End (531).

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