Introduction
Here is an excerpt from Master Samael’s book “The Revolution
of the Dialectic”, where he writes about the two kinds of psycho-analysis: structural
and transactional.
Both are useful to carry out on our psyche when we need more
information about something we are working on. With the information gained from
such an analysis we can deepen our comprehension.
Excerpt
“We need inner
psychoanalysis, we need intimate self-investigation in order to really know
ourselves. Homo Nosce Te Ipsum. Man, know yourself and you will know the
Universe and the Gods.
When one knows
oneself, one can change. As long as one does not know oneself, any change will
result subjective. But before anything else, we need self-analysis. How is the
force of countertransference which makes intimate psychoanalysis or self-analysis
difficult, overcome? This would only be possible by means of transactional
analysis and structural analysis.
When one appeals to
structural analysis, one knows those psychological structures that make
intimate introspection difficult and impossible; by knowing such structures we
comprehend them, and by comprehending them we can then overcome the obstacle.
But we need something
else, we also need transactional analysis. Bank, commercial transactions, etc.
exist, in the same manner that psychological transactions exist.
The different psychic
elements which we carry in our interior are subject to transactions, to
exchanges, to struggles, to changes of position, etc. They are not something
motionless, they always exist in a state of motion.
When one, by means of
transactional analysis, knows the different psychological processes, the
different structures, then the difficulty in psychological introspection
concludes. Afterwards, the self-exploration of oneself is carried out with full
success.”
Conclusion
Master Samael gives us a key here, saying that to overcome obstacles
in comprehending an ego, or break through some kind of stagnation or even in finding
reasons to persist in the work of elimination carrying out a structural and transactional
analysis is very helpful.
Give it a try! If we don’t try it we will never ever know!
End (1906).
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