Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
Ego
Ego, in this context, is a concept that pertains to the individual consciousness of a person and its role in the transition between lives. Ego refers to the point of consciousness that emerges within the Auric Egg when its consciousness is concentrated. This process can be likened to the universal consciousness assembling into God, the Supreme One, within AIN SOPH, suggesting a cosmic significance to the Ego’s existence.
The Ego is described as an entity that is frequently influenced by external factors and personal desires, often leading to it becoming a mere pawn in the grand narrative of life, rather than an active mover. This implies a dynamic and sometimes passive relationship with one's deeper self or higher consciousness.
Ego encapsulates the essence of individual conscious experience, yet it is also shown to be subject to manipulation and external pressures. This duality—of being both a focal point of personal identity and a tool for external influences—makes the Ego a central element in understanding the complex interplay between personal consciousness and the broader cosmic forces.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
EGO is often a pawn in MATERIAL LIFE, manipulated by external forces and lacking self-control
The causal sphere hosts the Ego, which arises from its concentrated consciousness
The Ego emerges from the Auric Egg when its consciousness is concentrated, similar to how AIN SOPH's consciousness becomes God within Its created universes
The ego, representing one's consciousness and experiences, can be influenced by past neglect, affecting future circumstances
The environment one finds oneself in, like a pool parlor, can influence the ego, reflecting choices based on past life experiences
Likewise, race tracks can influence the ego in a similar fashion, emphasizing the environment's role in shaping one's choices and experiences
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
The Master teaches the truth that must be found within oneself, not externally.
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
Even the highest masters among men must bow to the laws of the All, which they can only transcend partially
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
The Master uses principles from The Kybalion to teach
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
Hermes Trismegistus is considered a Master, having profound knowledge and wisdom in Hermetic Philosophy.
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
The will of a master is strong enough to overcome the swings of the mental pendulum, allowing them to remain in control of their moods and emotions.
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
The Master holds and transmits the teachings The Hermetic Teachings serve as a comprehensive philosophical and esoteric framework intended to reveal the fundamental nature of matter and the underlying laws governing the universe. This knowledge is invaluable to those known as Masters, enabling them to transcend their roles as mere pawns in their environments and gain the capability to assert their influence and shape their surroundings. Through the Hermetic Teachings, Masters are guided in understanding deeper principles that can empower them to act as the driving forces in their world, rather than passive observers. Masters use Hermmetic Teachings to understand and navigate the universal laws
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
Esoteric writings mention Masters, adding to the body of knowledge on spiritual beings.
The Ego emerges from the Auric Egg when its consciousness is concentrated, similar to how AIN SOPH's consciousness becomes God within Its created universes
The Kether, as the highest first crown, is a reflection of AIN SOPH's light upon the causal sphere of the Auric Egg
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
Religion is expressed through the understanding and practice of mastering higher forces, as seen in the concept of the Master who uses alchemy and higher laws against lower ones.
Masters are able to rise above their egos and control their moods and characters, demonstrating the supremacy of their will over external influences
The concept of Polarity is integral to the Master, as demonstrated through their understanding and application of higher forces against lower ones, illustrating the balance and interplay of opposites. This mastery extends beyond mere observation, encompassing the deeper understanding of duality within the universe and the ability to apply higher laws to transcend and overcome lower limitations. Through these practices, the Master exemplifies the harmonization of opposing forces, highlighting the interconnection and balance between diverse elements in the cosmos.