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Egos Eat Buffet Style - (3157)

Each ego has its own menu and it own way of eating. Though Most seem to prefer buffet style. 

That is they like to take in as many impressions as they can and that is the way that they function.  They eat and eat until they are totally full to the point of satiation. 

The egos always like to be well fed. They like eating freely and abundantly. That is their preferred style once they get to eat.

The egos of gluttony reflect this style of eating of the ego. the ego is a glutton in its field.


Pride likes to receive lots of praise, lust likes lots of impressions, laziness and selfishness like to be surrounded in lots of nothing to do but 'me time' moments. Self-importance and self-compassion love to wallow in impressions of love and commiseration. Well, gluttony loves to eat big - the more delicious impressions of food the better and the happier it feels.

I think that you get the picture. This is a good detail to take note of. The ego when left to its freely expressed nature is a big eater of impressions. The weaker it is the less it eats.

End (3157).

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  1. US Missionary8 August 2019 at 00:18

    cliff hanger! The ego has an END?

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  2. Gnostic Aspirant11 August 2019 at 13:37

    What has a beginning has an end. The bigger the ego the more buffet style it eats. In general the ego likes to eat a lot. It is rare to find any ego that eats impressions sparingly.

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