<p>Hell, the Devil, and Karma. Question on Karmic Transactions.</p>
<p> <br /> Upright thought, upright feeling and upright action, etc., are impossible when a second inhumane nature breathes in us, acts within us and through us, here and now.<br /> Fortunately, justice and mercy are the two principal columns of the Universal White Fraternity. Justice without mercy is tyranny; mercy without justice is tolerance, complacency with crime. The Black Fraternity is not interested in either!<br /> I have been reading the teachings of Samael Aun Weor, to better understand my dilemma in life; yet there is more to understand, the mysteries of the spiritual and the injustice. I have a great work ahead of me, as I was told though a spiritualist that I have been conjured by a curse from an immediate family member. Not only do I experience the <a href="faqs/psychology/1761-what-is-ego.html" target="_parent" title="In spiritual tradition, ">ego</a> of my own being, but also the entity that manifests itself often.<br /> I may have my own demons to contend with, in addition to this demon, separate from my soul is a constant testimony of the type of world we live in.<br /> It was beyond my comprehension of any of this, and it obviously is something quite perverse that reminds me daily the reality that a transformation of myself is a very worthy priority. I hope with the help of The LORD, there is a transformation of my soul to overcome this adversity.<br /> Is there the possibility of awakening of the <a href="faqs/psychology/1720-what-is-consciousness.html" target="_parent" title="Consciousness is the basis of perception">consciousness</a> for good?</p>
<p> <br /> Upright thought, upright feeling and upright action, etc., are impossible when a second inhumane nature breathes in us, acts within us and through us, here and now.<br /> Fortunately, justice and mercy are the two principal columns of the Universal White Fraternity. Justice without mercy is tyranny; mercy without justice is tolerance, complacency with crime. The Black Fraternity is not interested in either!<br /> I have been reading the teachings of Samael Aun Weor, to better understand my dilemma in life; yet there is more to understand, the mysteries of the spiritual and the injustice. I have a great work ahead of me, as I was told though a spiritualist that I have been conjured by a curse from an immediate family member. Not only do I experience the <a href="faqs/psychology/1761-what-is-ego.html" target="_parent" title="In spiritual tradition, ">ego</a> of my own being, but also the entity that manifests itself often.<br /> I may have my own demons to contend with, in addition to this demon, separate from my soul is a constant testimony of the type of world we live in.<br /> It was beyond my comprehension of any of this, and it obviously is something quite perverse that reminds me daily the reality that a transformation of myself is a very worthy priority. I hope with the help of The LORD, there is a transformation of my soul to overcome this adversity.<br /> Is there the possibility of awakening of the <a href="faqs/psychology/1720-what-is-consciousness.html" target="_parent" title="Consciousness is the basis of perception">consciousness</a> for good?</p>
Accepted Answer
There is always the opportunity for redemption. Even the lost souls in hell can chose to redeem themselves, but many do not, because they are stubborn. There is a remarkable story given by Samael Aun Weor in The Revolution of Beelzebub, where he helped to convert this prince of demons into a Master of the White Fraternity (not to be mistaken with skin color, but the lodge of pure and noble souls). I recommend you read this work if you feel particularly disheartened, because if Beelzebub could do it, we can.
Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.
Benedictis, qui venit in nomine Domini. Osanna in excelsis.
"Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!"
Accepted Answer
There is always the opportunity for redemption. Even the lost souls in hell can chose to redeem themselves, but many do not, because they are stubborn. There is a remarkable story given by Samael Aun Weor in The Revolution of Beelzebub, where he helped to convert this prince of demons into a Master of the White Fraternity (not to be mistaken with skin color, but the lodge of pure and noble souls). I recommend you read this work if you feel particularly disheartened, because if Beelzebub could do it, we can.
Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.
Benedictis, qui venit in nomine Domini. Osanna in excelsis.
"Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!"
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