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Revolution of the Dialectic

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Dissolving the Loose Cathexis

It is only by minutely studying the loose cathexis, or the “I,” that we can totally dissolve it.

We must minutely observe the thought processes, the different functionalisms of desire, the habits that form our personality, the sophisms of distraction, the fallacy of the ego, and our sexual impulses. We have to study how they react before the impacts of the exterior world and see how they associate with each other.

By comprehending all the processes of the loose cathexis, of the pluralized “I,” the latter is dissolved. Only then is the Divinity manifested through and within us.

About the author

Samael Aun Weor

His name is Hebrew סמאל און ואור, and is pronounced “sam-ayel on vay-or.” You may not have heard of him, but Samael Aun Weor changed the world. In 1950, in his first two books, he was the first person to reveal the esoteric secret about sex that was hidden in all the world’s great religions, and for that, accused of “healing the ill,” he was put in prison. Nevertheless, he did not stop. Between 1950 and 1977 he wrote sixty books, and inspired millions of people across the entire span of Latin America. A true example of compassion and selflessness, he dedicated his life to helping others.

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