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Destiny, Accidents and Marriage V.M Samael Aun Weor - (4650)

Below is a excerpt from a talk Master Samael gave, where it is transcribed in the Quinto Evangelio in the talk titled: "The Transcendental Fruits of Suprasex".


"In the name of truth, we will say that each one of us, at the very bottom of our consciousness, carries a destiny. But there are times when one does not behave according to the Law of Destiny, there are times when one gets into where he should not get in, and the result is called failure.


A woman, wishing to marry, there are times when she marries someone who does not correspond to her by the Law of Destiny: as a sequence or corollary, failure comes.


In us there are two laws that are processed and it is good that you understand it; the first law is the Law of Fate, the second the Law of Accidents. The Law of Destiny belongs to our BEING, to the soul, to the Spirit ─ whatever you want to call it ─. As for the Law of Accidents, it really corresponds to the personality, to the "I" of experimental psychology. The Law of Destiny is governed by the most divine principles of the Being. The Law of Accidents belongs to the most “animalistic”, bestial principles that we carry within us. There are times when we forget our own Being, when we stick our noses where we shouldn't; result: failure! We fall into the Law of Accidents.


Many of today's marriages are due to the Law of Accidents, and that is truly unfortunate. There is the case of women who fall in love with certain young men, and many times they don't even fall in love, but simply take them as husbands for the very fact of not wanting to stay single. There are also cases of men who take women as wives, women who do not belong to them, and they do it only to find someone, or simply mechanically, automatically, because they are fascinated by appearances, because they seem very pretty, etc. Overall: flop!


So you have to know what love is. Love is truly great, it is born spontaneously. When a man finds the woman who truly has to be his partner, there is nothing forced in her, she seems to be a duplicate of himself, he finds nothing strange in her, he does not need to be begging her to love him, everything springs up. naturally, spontaneously, with extraordinary beauty. It is the love that really belongs to us, the one that destiny brings us.


Unfortunately, more understanding is lacking in that of the relationships between the opposite sexes. Almost always the young woman aspires to marry with the sole purpose of not remaining single, she does not have the patience to know how to wait, she does not want to understand that, as the vulgar saying goes: MARRIAGE AND DEATAH FROM HEAVEN GO DESCEND. They rush, especially when they see that time is running out. As a result, they contract forced marriages that only lead to failure."


End (4650).

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