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Alignment Notes - (5903)

Definition

Here are some notes about the topic of alignment.

Alignment is relative. We are aligned in relation to a goal or purpose.

We can only ever talk about alignment in relation to something. As soon as we have a goal or a purpose we can speak about alignment - not before.

Just to further explain what a misalignment is, let's look at an example. Suppose we have a person whose goal it is to be a politician. What does misalignment with that goal look like? 

The answer to that question depends on the person, but if the person does not like people, is an introvert, does not like public speaking, is scared of crowds, does not like travelling or meetings, is a bad liar, then those dislikes can be considered misalignments with that goal of being a politician.

Alignment is harmony, power, focus, efficiency and our natural values in action. We are all happy when we are aligned. We are clear and we are in movement towards our goal.

When we are not aligned with a goal or purpose we all tend to suffer: confusion, draining of energies, contradictions, indecision, procrastination, uncertainity and unhappiness.

Qualities of the Essence & Aligning the Misalignment

We all carry some kind of misalignment in relation to our goals or purposes. To some degree, subtle or gross we all have misalignments.

Here it is important to know that we should not ever feel 'bad' about being misaligned, as misalignments are natural to our condition and they come to light to teach us a leasson, and to help us be better aligned for greater and deeper happiness.

It is natual that we find them. The more the better, as this is a good sign that our consciousness is working. As we shed light dark spots will natually appear to be seen. If we don't see any dark spots it is because everything is dull from a lack of light or awareness.

A part of the work on ourselves is to smooth out these misalignments in relation to our work.

There is a process of working on misalignments. 

This process starts first of all to know our misalignments. Secondly to search deep inside of each misalignment to see what value or quality of our essence is behind them.

Once we have found the value behind the misalignment we jsut then need to bring that quality into the work adn use it for the enhancement fo the work. As soon as we do that we will find that the desire behind the misalignment disappears. 

We may even see that the reason for the misalingment was for us to use that quality for our work.

The quality of our essence is not ever mislaigned, it is just conditioned to work in a way that produces a misalignment with our goals or purpose.  

As Gnostics we can examine our alignment or degree thereof in relation to the three factors. As it is the three factors that makes a person Gnostic as Master Samael taught.

Esoteric Notes

Alignment is the Law itself. The law in any form represetns a guidline about how to realte in harmony and balance with the nature of things.

Human laws are a guide for us to align oursleves with the nature of society and human life. While cosmic laws are a guide about how to relate to the cosmos in harmony and balance.

The centres functioning mistakenly cause misalignment as well. The work of aligning is always in the end about aligning our centres with our goal.

We shouldn't decide anything when we are in misalignment with our inner Being or our work.

End (5903).

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