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When an Initiate or a Master is the Most Helpful? - (810)

When?

An initiate or master is the most helpful to humanity when he or she is fighting and struggling to dissolve the ego and develop the values or virtues of the Being.


Why?

This is because the master or initiate is liberating direct immediate living knowledge to dissolve the ego and develop the value or virtue of the Being at play in dissolving this defect.


Once Dissolved

When the master dissolves the ego he or she forgets the ego and goes very much beyond the ego and the knowledge that such a Master gives is of a very synthetic quality.

This synthetic wisdom or knowledge about the dissolution of the ego is true, accurate and correct, though it can be difficult for students at times to unravel and put it to practical use. This is because they first have to come to glimpse the state of consciousness that revealed this synthetic knowledge, and this takes some work and time. The more detailed knowledge that is less synthetic is at times more immediate to understand and put into practical use.


Conclusion

When the initiate is dissolving the ego he or she are at his or her best to help others to dissolve the ego, this is because the initiate is deep in the struggle with the ego and is working out how to get him or herself out of the ego!

The knowledge that comes from the work on the ego in these circumstances is very relevant, real and practical and is extraordinarily helpful to those who can receive it!


End (810).

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