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Gone Impotent – Don’t Surrender! - (1956)

May or May Not  Happen

It could happen along the way at some point or another, that a person, man or woman, suffers some kind of impotence. So it is worth a quick look. So here we go!


Why?

Answer: Karma.

Periods of impotence are karmic in origin. They are a debt against the Third Logos that we must cancel.

Shows Us

Such periods of impotence show us that the sexual force within human beings descends to us from somewhere, from some mysterious intelligent source that can benevolently allows us the use of that force or it can just as easily take away the use of that force. We are at the receiving grace of that intelligent source.

It makes sense that if we have misused that gift before, then it obvious we have not reciprocated and have therefore broken some kind of balance, and to bring balance back, we have to pay or do something - hence impotence. Not surrendering is a marvelous way to show that source our tenacity and firmness of conviction that we are not going to misuse ti again.

What to Do?

Here is the very respectable advice I once heard in a talk: Continue on as normal! 

Do not surrender with any practices that one did before when one was normal. Continue on with the Alchemy (place the two sexes side by side and transmute IAO, pray, KRIM  as normal).

Wait patiently for normality to return. Normality will return once balance has been restored with the payment of that debt.

End (1956).

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