Sin is the victory of our Lucifer ego and the
defeat of our Christlike Self... the hiss of the snake, defeating the breath of
God. When in the first man, the ego (snake) defeated the divine breath of the
Self, man committed his first sin, because the immutable Cosmic Laws require the
victory of the higher Self over the inferior ego.
Sin is a voluntary inversion of that eternal
laws. This inversion can only be given by the illusion of the ego. But when the
truth of the Self overcomes ego illusions, then comes the redemption of man.
Sin and redemption are attributes of human
nature; man is defeated by his ego, and is victorious by his Self, and thanks to
his free will, man is responsible for both his defeat or sin, for his victory or
redemption. Both Lucifer and Logos, both the downfall of evil as the redemption
in Christ are within man, and man is responsible for the triumph of his
Christlike Self over his Lucifer like ego. Both Lucifer and Christ within man
are the instruments of sin or redemption.
The sinner ego must suffer through the inversion
of the Divine laws in its human nature; should integrate voluntarily in the
Divine Self, and as all integration of the ego in the Self is equivalent to a
disintegration of the ego, man cannot redeem himself without the death of his
ego.
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--- “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain
of wheat falls into the earth and dies (ego), it remains barren; but if it dies,
it bears much fruit (Self)." Mark, 8.34-36
--- “He who has no thought of "I" and "mine"
whatever towards his mind and body, he who grieves not for that which he has
not, he is, indeed, called a bhikkhu(ni), the one who lives a holy
life, transcending both merit and demerit, and walks with comprehension in this
world." Buddhism. Dhammapada 367
--- “Are forever free those who renounce all
selfish desires and break away from the ego-cage of "I", "me", and "mine" and
will be united with the Lord. Attaining to this is to pass from death to
immortality.” Hinduism. Bhagavad Gita 2.71
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