...t from this soil, they draw only physical energy. A human being's roots are represented by the organs situated below the diaphragm: the stomach, intestines and genitals. The leaves are represented by the lungs and the heart. Finally, the head, ...
...The organs of our body are tuned to work together in harmony for the good of our whole being. That is why all manner of troubles ensue when a foreign element that does not obey this law of harmony is introduced into our body. Who does not know ...
...ty whims at once. So how are you going to control your anger, your jealousy, your hatred or your sexual desires? You may well know that it is best to control yourself and you may have tried to do so, but if you haven't learned to exercise your ...
...t all the way up to the brain. The whole can be harmonious and well balanced only if all the organs cooperate and strive towards the same goal, in obedience to the one preeminent central principle, the spirit. This is the only way to achieve un...
...If you realized what a marvel your physical body is, if you knew in what workshops your organs had been built, if you knew how much work the spirit had put into them, and how much it cost the Creator to perfect the whole system, you would take ...
...a seed, all that will one day appear and take shape is already there contained as potential. Our organs and our five senses all developed in this way, and still more will appear in the future. Given that the physical body is created in the imag...
...hose who over-indulge in food and drink end up losing their sense of taste. Those who accumulate sexual experiences quickly become jaded. This law is borne out in all areas of life. So, curb your pleasures a little, refine them; you will become...
...If you fight against your sexual urges with willpower alone, you will lose the battle. To master your sexual energy, you must call on celestial entities; in other words, you need to have a high ideal, a tremendous love of perfection, purity and...
...t human beings possess a physical body; but that is no reason to dwell exclusively on a person's organs, on their stomach or intestines for instance. What good will that do you? Of course, you will say that you are not interested in their stoma...
...ecially enjoy hearing someone talk about self-mastery when everyone around you is clamouring for sexual freedom and justifying these demands with seemingly valid arguments. It is understandable that you do not want to be deprived of your pleasu...
...because their liver, stomach, intestines – and above all their genitals – are not very noble organs. Well, they are mistaken: human beings enter paradise whole and intact, and if you only knew in what splendour, beauty and purity! Just as God c...
...Our intelligence is the sum, the synthesis of the multitude of centres and organs within us, of all these tendencies and impulses that we carry with us from incarnation to incarnation over millions of years; it is a summary of all the faculties...
...Bottling up sexual energy solely on the pretext of obeying the rules established by the Church or by society is what is simply called repression; and repression cannot be a solution to the problem of sexuality. Repression is the refusal to give...
...lty.
Pain is itself a noise, warning us that things are beginning to go wrong in our system. The organs in a healthy body are silent. Of course, they express themselves because they are alive, but they express themselves noiselessly. Silence is...
...at other human beings and sees only their anatomy. If identifying and describing their limbs and organs is all that matters, a knowledge of anatomy will suffice. But if you only consider a person's anatomy, it means that you are interested in a...
...en put make-up on it, but they do not bother to decipher what their body, with its limbs and its organs, wants to tell them. They would do best to study how Cosmic Intelligence thought of things by putting their body at the service of their int...
...ks to this invisible principle within us that allows us to be aware of them through the physical organs, our eyes. If this invisible principle did not exist in us, our eyes would be of no use to us, as we would see nothing. The visible world is...
...the properties of all our organs' cells – the cells of our heart, lungs, stomach, liver, sex organs, arms, legs and so on. Each cell in our body possesses a tiny intelligence that allows it to execute a specific task in the organ it belongs to,...
In our physical body, each of our organs' cells has a memory-bearing etheric double. All of our cells, especially those making up the grey matter and white matter of our brain and solar plexus, record our actions, desires, feelings and thoughts. ...
...lose the use of them. But you are not sufficiently aware that your hands are not just physical organs like any tool or instrument; the fluidic matter that emanates from you links them to the subtle body of nature. The hands of those who have wo...
...ea of what purity really is, and they tend to limit it mainly to the area of sexuality. For them sexual abstinence is purity.
In reality, something is pure when it has not been soiled and corrupted by selfish thoughts and passionate feelings of...
...Plato relates the myth of the androgyne. In the beginning, human beings had both male and female organs, they were all both male and female, and this double nature gave them capacities such that the gods ended up feeling threatened. To weaken t...
...meone who wants to launch themselves up to the causal plane needs to develop the appropriate organs. And even when they succeed in projecting themselves up there, they cannot stay for more than a moment: they still lack the inner conditions req...
... entities present with them and in them, in their blood cells, in the cells of their muscles and organs, or in their nervous system, leave them. Up until then these entities served them, but now they refuse to do so, and they can even turn agai...
...thoughts and feelings. They would need to be shown that under the skin they see, there is flesh, organs, muscles, blood vessels, nerves, and so on that they cannot see and, finally, a skeleton to hold everything together.
Well, the same is true...
...here are varying degrees of life, the same is true of love.
Love, true love, is not only beyond sexual attraction, it is even beyond feelings. It is a higher state of consciousness. There are certain virtues that help us draw closer to this tr...
... and even your whims. So how then do you expect to be able to control anger, jealousy, hatred or sexual desire which manifest so more violently? You may well know it is best to control yourself and you may well try to control yourself, but if y...
...n the contrary, the more their soul became inflamed with the fire of divine love, the more their sexual force tormented them. They were torn apart, and some even went so far as to believe they were possessed by the devil.
No, the devil has not...
...Men and women who blindly obey their sexual impulses do not realize to what psychic dangers they are exposing themselves. Consider alcoholics: wine is an excellent thing, but they have abused it, and look at what a pitiful state they are in now...
...e, and they are the owners of some major ‘methods of production' – their limbs and sensory organs. They put them into action, maintain them, perfect them and keep them for themselves. In other words, they are ‘capitalists'. But when their capit...
Love is not simply a feeling people experience for one another. Love is an energy originating on high, it is an energy with the same quintessence as that of the sun. The task of men and women is to receive this energy and to circulate it within ...
...r and imagination were given to us so that we could use them exactly as we use our limbs and our organs on the physical plane.
It's becoming clearer to you, isn't it? So, resolve to exercise all these psychic abilities on a daily basis, otherwi...
...Depending on the organs to which they belong (the heart, stomach, lungs, brain, etc.), the cells of our body are individuals that differ in nature and perform different activities. They could therefore feel alien to one another, or even hostile...
...Love, true love, is not only superior to sexual attraction, but to sentiment as well. True love is not a feeling, but a state of consciousness.
The attraction between two beings has to do with vibrations, with fluids; it depends on elements tha...
...n and the preservation of life is maintained. This unity is the law of life. Atoms, molecules, organs, limbs, individuals, communities, countries, and so on – everything – in its own way, must converge towards a centre, must link with the centr...
...lm to which they belong, the cells are all in harmony with each other and vibrate in unison, the organs will then work together intelligently and lovingly, and abundance and happiness will reign throughout the kingdom....
...he prince and princess fly off into space.
Let us now interpret this tale. The dragon represents sexual force, and the castle the body with all its treasures. In this castle sighs the princess – our soul that the dragon, having not yet been mas...
...It is true that when everyone around you is demanding sexual freedom and justifying these demands with seemingly valid arguments, you are not particularly happy to hear about self-mastery. I understand that you do not like being deprived of ple...
...o effort whatsoever. On the contrary, each of you, on your own level, must strive to master your sexual energy so that your love will be nobler, more beautiful, and more spiritual. This is the only true rule of sexual morality....
...ive – passes through these pipes, an extraordinary music is heard, similar to the great pipe organs in cathedrals.
A human being thus emits sounds in space and they can be heard and picked up by other beings. Obviously, if this vital energy is ...
...ing, considers only their anatomy. As long as it is only a question of identifying the limbs and organs, and describing their aspects, anatomy can suffice. But only considering anatomy means taking interest in a body without taking into account...
...n order to hear the music of the spheres, we must begin by harmonizing our entire being, all our organs, all the cells of our organs, by unremitting and profound work. The moment the very smallest particles of our being vibrate in unison, the s...
...ies thinkers have said that humanity is like a body, and that the countries of the world are its organs. But in truth, very few people have been working to inspire the organs of humanity with the same wisdom and disinterestedness as the organs ...
...Until men and women rediscover the meaning of the sublimation of sexual energy, they will be disappointed with their love experiences. When they feel desire, a mutual attraction, why do they immediately want to satisfy it? Why do they not try t...
...erful force of all forces' about which Hermes Trismegistus speaks in the Emerald Tablet? It is sexual force, since no other force in the universe can compare to it; no other force has the power to create life.
Hermes Trismegistus also says of ...
...between the serpent and the dove? They represent the two opposing aspects of the same energy – sexual energy. The dove is none other than the serpent sublimated. It teaches us that anything that crawls on the earth may one day be able to take t...
... you are eating it, and you imagine that this living light spreads through all the cells of your organs, purifying them, strengthening them and enlivening them. This exercise not only helps you concentrate, but you will feel your entire being s...
...h respiration and nutrition, our life is nothing more than exchanges, made possible by our sense organs (touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight), which have been given to us by nature to allow exchanges with creation and its creatures. Our emot...
...ll ourselves fully developed beings? No, like the roots, trunk, and branches, of a tree, our organs are only a material support upon which the spirit must work in order to bear leaves, flowers, and fruits. Symbolically, the leaves represent the...
...hing process existing outside of the lungs!' Why not? Life doesn't necessarily need the same organs to ensure the same functions. Look at a tree: it has no lungs, stomach, liver or intestines, and yet it breathes; not only does it breathe, it a...