Tuesday 10 October 2017

The Whole Cornerstone of Your Work is Energy! - (1996)

We Need Energy

Without energy, we can not do anything.

Creation, a human body, a city, a town all function by virtue of energy. Imagine your city without electricity or running water or fire or light, and imagine all the people are low on energy and are all dog-tired. That city would all just decay and wither away wouldn’t it?

So, to work on ourselves well, we need energy! To maintain ourselves alert we need energy. To die in ourselves we need energy. To keep our consciousness lucid we need energy and more energy. To unfold into the astral consciously we need energy, to pray we need energy, to focus we need energy, to meditate and to imagine we need energy.

Energy is one of the most critical needs of the work. I remember one person answering “energy” to the question: “If you could have anything what would you ask for?”. This was a very good answer, quite a realistic answer actually, because with energy we can achieve all that we wish for.

Everything has a price though energy mostly comes to us as a gift of our Being. Our body gets body energy from food and we have to make efforts to buy food, however, our essence is energy and that energy comes to us for free.


We Must Cultivate and Save Energy

There is always one stumbling block of an ego in us that drains our energy. The work on this ego is the key to cultivating and saving your energies.

It could be lust, it could be anger, it could be fear and anxiety, it could be self-love and resentment or it could be ambition, envy and pride, or it could be gluttony, laziness and greed.

Whichever one it is, we must become tough, and go on a diet in relation to it. That is reduce the impressions that we take in and reduce the thoughts that we have related to that energy zapping ego combination.

Conclusion

Increasing our energy levels with transmutation, and cutting down radically wasteful uses of energy through alertness, awareness and cognition we can keep our energy levels high so that we can work more and better!

End (1996).

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