The Great Rebellion
Chapter 19. Drugs
The psychological unfoldment of man allows us to see the harsh realism of a superior level within each of us as something evident.
When we have been able to directly verify for ourselves the concrete fact of two men within ourselves, the inferior one in the normal ordinary level, the superior one at a higher octave, then everything changes and we try in this case to act in life according to the fundamental principles carried in the depth of our BEING.
Just as an external life exists, so an internal life also exists.
The external man is not everything, psychological unfoldment teaches us the reality of the inner man.
The external man has his way of being, is something with multiple attitudes and typical reactions in life, a puppet moved by invisible strings.
The inner man is the genuine BEING, processes himself in other laws which are very different, and could never be turned into a robot.
The external man does not do a thing without being securely protected, he feels badly rewarded, feels sorry for himself, self-esteems himself too much, if he is a soldier he aspires to be a general, if a factory worker he protests when not promoted, he wants his merits to be duly acknowledged, etc.
No one could reach SECOND birth, be reborn as written in the Gospel of the Lord, as long as he continues living with the psychology of the ordinary inferior man.
When we acknowledge our own nothingness and inner misery, when we have the courage to revise our live, undoubtedly we come to know for ourselves that in no way do we have merits of any kind.
“Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven”.
Poor in spirit or indigent in spirit, are really those who acknowledge their own nothingness, shamelessness and inner misery.
Beings of that kind unquestionably receive the enlightenment.
“It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven”.
It is ostensible that the mind which is enriched by so many merits, condecorations and medals, distinguished social virtues and complicated academic theories, is not poor in spirit and therefore, would never be able to enter the kingdom of heaven.
The treasure of faith becomes unpostponable in order to enter the Kingdom.
As long as the psychological unfoldment has not occurred in each of us, FAITH is something more than impossible.
FAITH is the pure knowledge, the direct experimental wisdom.
FAITH was always confused with vain beliefs, we Gnostics should never fall into such serious mistake.
FAITH is direct experience of the real; splendid episodes lived by the inner man; genuine divine cognition.
It is ostensible that the inner man, by knowing through direct mystical experience his own internal worlds, also knows the internal worlds of all the people who populate the face of the earth.
Nobody would be able to know the inner worlds of the planet Earth, of the solar system and of the galaxy where we live, if he had not first known his own inner worlds.
This is similar to he who by committing suicide is escaping through a concealed door.
A drug addict's extraperceptions have their particular root in the abominable organ KUNDARTIGUATOR (the tempting serpent in Eden).
The consciousness bottled among the multiple elements which constitute the Ego, processes itself by virtue of its own bottling.
So the egotistical consciousness comes to be in a comatose state, with hallucinations very similar to those of any subject under the influence of this or that drug.
We can lay out this question in the following way: hallucinations of the egotistical consciousness are the same as the hallucinations brought about by drugs.
Obviously, these two types of hallucinations have their original causes in the abominable organ KUNDARTIGUATOR (see chapter 16 in this book).
Undoubtedly, drugs annihilate alpha rays, then the intrinsic connection between mind and brain is unquestionably lost; this is in fact a total failure.
A drug addict turns vice into religion and being astray intends to experience the real under the influence of drugs, ignoring that extraperceptions produced by marijuana, L. S. D., morphine, hallucinogenic mushrooms, cocaine, heroin, hashish, tranquilisers in excess, amphetamine, barbiturate, etc, etc, etc, are mere hallucinations elaborated by the abominable organ KUNDARTIGUATOR.
Drug addicts, involuting, degenerating in time, definitively submerge into the hell-worlds eventually.
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