Notes for Successful Intimate Psycho Analysis
Introduction
Here are some notes to assist with the practice of intimate psychological analysis as Master Samael taught it.
What is it and What is it for
Intimate psychoanalysis is a tool used in the psychological work.
It is used to assist in the dissolution of a psychological "I" or aggregate.
It is practiced ideally in a concentrated or meditative state of mind, introducing a series of questions that are aimed at dismantling the falsities and illusions presented by the psychological "I" under examination
One of the results of psychoanalysis is to provide insight to apprehend the nature of the psychological "I" and to understand how and why it functions.
It is a stage in the dissolution of the psychological "I". Usually an initial stage.
After one has done a lot of psychological work - psychological analysis is left behind because one knows really well what any ego is, and just goes about giving the opposite, dying directly in action and working with the Divine Mother to eliminate it.
When Used
Analysis is used when the ego appears to us as very difficult to work on. When the ego seems huge and invincible.
Analysis itself is a function of death, it decomposes and breaks things down. It's opposite is synthesis, which is to bring many things together to form a whole.
The ray of Death is like analysis, it dismantles and subtracts until only the very essential remains. Where as life is like synthesis which is the bringing together of diverse elements to produce a summary which is used to move forward with.
Analysis is to break something apart into its components. When we see something broken down into its parts, the fear, the mystery, the invincibility of that something disappears.
Analysis allows us to see and understand how each part functions to make up the functions of the whole.
It's most essential use is to break illusions.
What is the first thing we do when someone comes to us with an amazing claim? We submit it to analysis just to see if it is true or not.
It is also used to better know what is going on.
It reveal the details.
There are many levels of analysis within us. Such as analysing the past, analaysing the centres, analysing the workings of the "I" to determine what it really wants.
To know what an "I" really wants we analyse it's thinking, feeling and acting.
To know why we have an "I" we must analyse the past.
This is very similar to the way it appears in human life where we have many types of analysis such as: overall analysis, detailed analysis, cause and effect analysis, functional analysis, cost analysis, risk analysis etc. The list geos on...
Analysis is used to break the hypnotic grip and open the mind up to the change.
Analysis reveals the statement so the "I" and it allows us to dive deeper into why it has such a statement and what makes that statement up, that is what elements comprise.
Analysis is done "ex post facto", that is always after the egoic event. When the results of analysis have built up one can work themselves in motion. That is, to do the opposite of the ego before it is going to manifest or stop the ego while it is manifesting.
Skeptical people use analysis a lot as a weapon to test if something holds up. The best use of analysis is within us, using it to debunk the various egoic beliefs that we have.
Method
Have a checklist and be demanding with the mind - getting clear answers from it. Get a yes or a no from it. For example, was I angry or not? Answers such as I wasn't really, only a little bit or I was concerned etc. are vague and lead us to self-deception.
Analysis is to be used for a short time to break the "I" and then one must proceed to the next step which is to pass onto the emotional centre what has been seen about the ego through the intellectual analysis. From the emotional center to be absorbed by the consciousness and turn into comprehension which naturally leads to action.
Analysis proceeds from the outside going inwards.
Here is a going from the outside to the inside checklist (separate post).
Follow the steps in the checklist.
Be Very Clear with the Mind
When analysing, demand clear answers from the mind. A yes or a no. Otherwise the mind will skirt around and we will deceive ourselves and spend our time thinking and thinking and not get anywhere.
Questions to Ask
The aim of the checklist is to get to know more about what the ego does. The more we know the more we can work out what it wants and after that we can work out why.
Important questions to ask are:
1.) What pay back or reward is this "I" getting?
2.) What is it compensating for?. What internal lack is there?
3.) Is what it believes true?
4.) What is wanting to have or be?
5.) It wants to do or say something in order to feel something and through feeling it becomes something? What does it want to become or be?
6.) How is this "I" seeing myself and others?
7.) What karma does this "I" accrue and how would it be paid back?
8.) What value is this "I" expressing in a polarised way? The polarisation is in exercising the value externally for the lack of it inside relative to myself. It is good for me only to use that value in that way only. Anger uses for outside to remove an obstacle affecting me. Using force outwardly harms others and ourself.
9.) What statements that this "I" express? Such as "I need to be in control!", "This is unfair!" etc.
Logical confrontation of the Being for Light and Orientation
Analysis can end with an exercise Master Samael called the "Logical Confrontation with the Being" Which is put the ego using all that we have seen about it side by side to the Being and It's way of processing and doing things.
The idea of doing this, is to give our consciousness a shock and for it to know that we can mange really well without it and that we don't need it and we can embrace the Being and be the Being in that area.
Tips
Don't get stuck in analysis. It then becomes something intellectual which makes us stagnate and not change. Instead we then actually end up talking endlessly about how the ego functions, what it does and how it impacts our life the dangers of the ego, without ever eliminating it.
Analysis is to take us from the intellect to the emotion then the motor centre. Analysis starts in the intellectual centre, then the insight from the intellect is passed down to the emotional center where it becomes comprehension. The newly gained comprehension then reflects in action through the motor centre.
We see that it obeys the order of death. Analysis is an instrument of liberation through death. The order of liberation through death is that we first liberate our intellect, then our emotions and finally our word and action. We die in the reverse order: motor centre to emotional center to the intellectual
Analysis is used to defraud the claims of the ego. To break its logic and reasoning processes. This is the step that marks the definite beginning of the and of that psychological :"I". It's days now have a number.
Demand clarity of the mind. The best way to do this is get a 'yes' or a 'no' answer from the mind. For example: "Were we angry?" the mind will say not that much, not really, I was more worrying about what would happen. See the mind evades and does not commit to an answer and with no answer there can be no work. Being honest, for example, and demanding a clear answer it is: "yes I was angry".
There is more merit or value in working on the "I" in the very moment that it is manifesting. The goal is to do away with constant psychoanalysis and use it only when needed.
A skeptical and very intellectual culture relies on analysis. It is often the main feature of conversation, analysing and comparing. As something on the side - intellectual pride uses it as a weapon that stop to us from making stupid decisions allows us to feel intelligent. It is good to make intelligent decisions, yet when the ego of pride is behind them there is the tendency to let that get to our head and create an identity out of it. We often identify with being smart through being good at analysis.
Love how the leopard is an ambush hunter, making its necessary tools to be careful and keen observation and a high degree of alertness to signal the best moment to pounce. It risks the wild using its strength and astuteness. Very similar to how we have to be when working on the ego. Face the event yet be ready to pounce on the ego we are watching, precisely to do the opposite of it. Doing the opposite is the 'kill'.
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