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Trust in Our Being and Sublimation of Sexuality – (1775)

Introduction

Here is a post to do with sublimation of the sexual energy seen from the angel of trust in our Inner Being.


Transmutation & Sublimation

Transmutation and sublimation are different. Sublimation is a higher octave of transmutation. Sublimation is Consciously and voluntarily transmuting the energy and consciously and voluntarily sending it and entrusting it to our inner Real Being.

A person can transmute but not necessarily sublimate the sexual energy. Sublimating requires knowledge and some consciousness of our inner Real Being.

If a person only transmutes after a while that person will hit a ceiling where that person has to produce within him or herself a new octave. That new octave is precisely sublimation.

If that new octave is not reached things can stagnate, and when things stagnate they take on a heavier quality which has the tendency to involute or turn putrid slowly.


Entrust Our Sexuality to Our Inner Being

What we are interested in when we are working to dissolve lust is to enter into sexuality within the Being. This is not abstinence. This is the use of our sexuality and sexual energy within the Being, for our inner Being and with our inner Being.

Sublimation is to trust our sexuality and sexual energy to our inner Being. It is to give the transmuted energy to our inner Being and surrender ourselves into that, being happy with that.

When we trust our sexuality and sexual energy to our inner Being, it has a very wide spread happening within us, which has a definite impact on our emotional centre, in our emotional lackings (‘needs’) and in our feelings of intimacy towards our inner Being, and of course that has significant impacts on our outward behaviour towards others in a very positive way. Not in a lust way, just in case you were thinking of that.

End (1775).

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