When Close to the End of the Work One Comes to Know the Origin of the ‘I’

When Close to the End of the Work One Comes to Know the Origin of the ‘I’ - (2131)

The End Touches and Reveals the Start

I can’t at all say anything about this but just bringing you a little of what I have heard lately, is that when one is close to eliminating the ego completely, it is then when one is naturally at the very bottom of the “I” and there is precisely where one encounters the very factors that gave rise to the origin of the “I”.

It seems that this rebelliousness against the Being is one of those factors and the deep trust in the Being is the antidote.

Read this little excerpt from Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov.

“It is said in the Book of Zohar that the face of the first human was identical to that of the Creator. Later on, when the spirit of rebellion had awakened in them (a process symbolized by the serpent wrapped around the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil), they left Paradise where they had lived in the light. They descended into the denser regions of matter where they experienced cold, darkness, sickness and death, and their faces changed.

Now that they are no longer the faithful image of God, human beings have lost their power. The spirits of nature no longer obey them and instead take pleasure in tormenting them. But they must strive to find this primordial face again and, when they do, all the spirits of the universe will submit to them once more. Until then they will continue to resemble the prodigal son of the Gospel parable who, having left his father’s house to travel the world, ends wretchedly as a swineherd. But this prodigal son finally concludes that he should return to his father’s house. And one day humans will also finally understand that they must return to the Source – to the light, love and life of the heavenly Father – in order to rediscover their true face.”

Beginners

What beginners do in the work is to start working on the outer most layers of the ego and gradually descend layer by layer to one day reach the very bottom layer which will reveal to them the origin.

End (2131).

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