Psychological Thinking

Psychological Thinking - (3196)

Introduction

Psychological thinking just as the term suggests is a way of thinking. A certain modality of thought, that rest easy - is based on psychological truths.

This way of thinking is a way of seeing things. It takes the impressions from the events of life and processes it in a particular way - in a way that is based on the precepts, truths and principles of the psychological work.

It is a way that will offer us a way out of suffering...

Many other ways of thinking such as the way of thinking of any "I" traps us mechanically in suffering.

Grand Task

To embrace this way of thinking is a major task of any Gnostic aspirant.

To embrace this way of thinking the Gnostic student has to know the basic precept, truths and principles of the psychological work.

Knowing is not enough, we do not think psychologically until we actually apply what we know and understand of the principles of psychological thought. instantly as we are applying we actually thinking psychologically.

I think that it would be rather negligent of me if I was not to list at least some of the principles of psychological thought.

Master Samael's books "Treatise of Revolutionary Psychology" and "The Great Rebellion" are full of the principles of psychological thinking.

List

We all own a particular psychology that has been formed by none other than ourselves.

What we think, feel and do issues from that particular psychology of which we are totally responsible for.

Pain emerges from our very own psychology.

We are responsible for our pain and sufferings.

We have a choice to work on ourselves and therefore open up to ourselves the possibility of modifying our sufferings.

It is one or another "I" that suffers within us. We have an essence and our essence does not take things with such disequilibrium and pain.

Oops sorry ran out of time again... Will update soon.

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