Why Lust Looks, and Separation - (2280)

Why

When the "I'' of lust looks at a person, it does so to feed its fantasy.

The "I's" of lust maintain a set fantasy and all that changes are the people that feature in it.

Lust looks at a person to assess whether that Perron could feature in its processes.

When a person sees and clearly understands that it is the ''I'' of lust or one or another ''I'' of lust that looks for its own purposes, we are in front of a great opportunity. That great opportunity is the chance to separate from it.

Separation

We can separate from this ego, because it is not us that looks in the way that lust does and there is no subconscious purpose to look.

The essence which is us, has no need to feed anything and it doesn't. The essence sees rather than looks, and the essence does not avoid either, because it is aware of life and it sees with a clear psychological background and it has no hidden motives.

It is the ''I" of lust that looks for its very own purposes. It is not us that has the interest to look but one “I” within us, that does.

Separation is an aspect of psychological thinking and it is like a mindset even that we can use to great advantage with any ego that we want to work on.

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