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When the Ego is Infinite - (2022)

Scythe in with the Law of Sacrifice

As soon as one sees the ego as something with the real potential to develop infinitely, one then understands that one must apply the Law of Sacrifice.

Because there is no other way that this ego will stop. It is us that must stop it!
To progress the Law of Sacrifice is necessary.

Before the infinite potential of development of any ego we have no other choice but to begin to cut with our scythe!


Sensation, Emotion and Pleasure are Infinite

What happens is when one separates sexuality from the Being in oneself, one then falls into the world of pure sensation and into the world of emotion derived from sensation.

This proves to be an infinite ground of constant impatient rushing towards pleasure that are unfulfilling, unsatisfying and take on an infinite number of variations, twists, turns, drops and ultimately debilitations.


If the Ego Can Develop Infinitely Then the Value is Infinite Within the Being


By duality if the ego has the potential to unfold itself in a degeneratingly infinite way, the value inside the ego once freed develops infinitely within our Real Being.

Conclusion

The Law of Sacrifice is needed as much as may wish to avoid it. When we are ready sacrifice the Law of Sacrifice makes sense and is a welcome friend that saves.

The big egos divorcing the quality of the Being inherent in them, divorce themselves from the Being in us, and open up an infinite potential for their own development, which is equal to frightful degeneration, as Master Samael would say.

Only the laws of nature stop these egos. The finiteness of the body, the shortness of time and the Divine Law limit them. Involution is the natural breakpoint for the ego.

Upon understanding this, we can draw motivation and reason to apply the Law of Sacrifice within us related to these big egos.

End (2022).

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