FREEDOM

Rich and poor, believers and unbelievers, are all formally imprisoned even if they think that they are free.

As long as our Conscience, our Essence, the most worthy and decent element that we have inside us, continues cooped up in the ‘I’, in the ‘myself’, in my appetites and fears, in my desires and passions, in my worries and violence, in my psychological faults, we will remain in a formal prison.

The meaning of the word freedom can only be integrally understood when the shackles of our own psychological jail have been destroyed…

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Life – 2 The Harsh Reality of the Facts – 3 Happiness – 4 Freedom – 5 The Law of the Pendulum – 6 Concept and Reality – 7 The Dialectics of Consciousness – 8 The Scientifistic Jargon – 9 The Antichrist – 10 The Psychological I – 11 Darkness – 12 The Three Minds – 13 Work-Memory – 14 Creative Understanding – 15 Kundalini – 16 Intellectual Norms – 17 The Knife of the Conscience – 18 The Psychological Country – 19 Drugs – 20 Thirst for Knowledge – 21 Meditation – 22 Return and Recurrence – 23 The Intimate Christ – 24 Christic Work – 25 The Difficult Path – 26 The Three Traitors – 27 The I’s-Causes – 28 The Superman – 29 The Holy Grail

In this book Samael Aun Weor condenses the science of psychological transformation in a masterly way. This is a seminal book as far as Gnostic psychology is concerned.

Speaking about this book, the author once said to his students:

‘If you study my book Revolutionary Psychology carefully and put its knowledge into practice, I tell you in the name of truth that you will experience Buddhist Annihilation. Then you will stablish a psychological normality in your psyches, within yourselves; you will get in tuned with all the three-brained beings of the Cosmos, and will be able to directly experience that which does not belong to time, that which is beyond the body, affections and mind – that which is the Real.’

This is a practical book, a real ‘toolbox’, full of clear and practical guidelines for every serious student of Gnosis.

‘A great deal of sentimental nonsense is spoken and written about life, but this Treatise on Revolutionary Psychology is different…

‘This Doctrine goes straight to the point, to concrete, clear and definitive facts…’  

Samael Aun Weor
(Taken from Chapter 19)

Table of Contents

1. The Level of Being – 2. The Marvellous Ladder – 3. Psychological Rebelliousness – 4. The Essence – 5. To Accuse Oneself – 6. Life – 7. The Inner State – 8. Wrong States – 9. Personal Events – 10. The Different I’s – 11. The Beloved Ego – 12. Radical Change – 13. Observer and Observed – 14. Negative Thoughts – 15. Individuality – 16. The Book of Life – 17. Mechanical Creatures – 18. The Super-Substantial Bread – 19. The Good Householder – 20. The Two Worlds – 21. Self-Observation – 22. Talking – 23. The World of Relationships – 24. The Psychological Song – 25. Return and Recurrence – 26. Child’s Self-Consciousness – 27. The Publican and the Pharisee – 28. Will – 29. Decapitation – 30. The Permanent Centre of Gravity – 31. The Gnostic Esoteric  Work – 32. Prayer in the Work

This book introduces fundamental ideas concerning Final Liberation.

Technique for the Dissolution of the ‘I’ primarily deals with the place we occupy in the Ray of Creation (in the Seven Cosmoses of the cosmic organization), explaining how we can escape from the lower cosmoses to return to the Protocosmos (1st Cosmos), to the bosom of the Eternal Cosmic Common Father, the Changeless Absolute.

In its first chapter the author introduces the science of the Ens Seminis or Exiohehari, which contains all the possibilities so that the intellectual animal can create the Higher Existential Bodies of the Being, escape from the Wheel of Samsara (the eternal cycle of return), and ascend on the scale or ‘ladder’ of the Being, thus attaining Final Liberation.

A major theme throughout the book is the subject of the Ego or Pluralized I: its origin, characteristics, and most importantly, its study and dissolution, hence the title of the book.

Central to the study of the Ego is the study of the Mind. The author devotes the last chapters of the book to this important subject: the mind, its study and control, and the Science of Meditation.

In relation to this last subject, in chapters 8 and 9, the author gives the only meditation technique that must be accepted by and practised in all the Gnostic centres, ‘so that Gnostic meditation is not confused with the dark practises of the Subud and of many other schools of black magic’.

Written in the year 1964, this is the first Christmas Message that took the format of a book, thus introducing a ‘higher octave’ in connection with the teaching delivered by Samael Aun Weor.

Table of Contents

1. The Kundabuffer Organ – 2. The Ens Seminis – 3. The Seven Cosmoses – 4. The Psychological ‘I’ – 5. Return and Reincarnation – 6. Dissolution of the ‘I’ – 7. The Fight of Opposites – 8. Technique of Meditation – 9. Ecstasy 

The Revolution of Dialectic is a unique book in that it reaches a formidable pinnacle as far as Gnostic Psychology is concerned within the written work of Samael Aun Weor.

In the preface of the book, this work is described as the psychological work of Samael Aun Weor, and in its epilogue the author states the following, and we quote:

‘In this book, The Revolution of Dialectic, I have delivered the science that is necessary to achieve the Awakening of Consciousness…’

And he next exhorts us to study it thoroughly during many years.

The Revolution of Dialectic is an extensive work—it is divided into nine parts, with eighty-nine chapters or main subjects all in all.

In this book the author surprises us with the use of an innovative and modern language to transmit the Gnostic contents, in his continuous effort to convey the essence of his teaching to an increasing number of human beings in these present times. A quick glance at its table of contents will give us an idea of the scope and richness of the subjects dealt with in this book.

In this work, the author stresses the need for us to carry out a deep psychological change, an Integral Revolution, based on Psychotronics, on the action of the Consciousness, of the human Essence, which finds itself in a pitiful, even desperate, situation, since it is seriously conditioned (hypnotized) by the ordinary sensual mind and by the force of maya (universal illusion).

The author, as a real Adept who has experienced and accomplished the Integral Revolution in himself, is entirely qualified to guide any mature aspirant who really loves Gnosis, taking them step by step through all the stages of psychological liberation and the awakening of Consciousness.

As the title of the book suggests, The Revolution of Dialectic revolves around and advocates a new ‘dialectic’, a new way of reasoning, since the old dialectic, the old way of thinking, is exhausted, and is incapable of solving the serious problems afflicting humanity as a whole, both at an individual and a collective level. Humanity needs a new way of thinking (Psychological Thinking), based on Psychotronics, on the action of the Being.

In the words of Samael Aun Weor: ‘In the Age of the Revolution of Dialectic, the art of reasoning must be directly governed by the Being, so that it can be methodical and just. An objective art of reasoning will bring a pedagogic and integral change.’

Accordingly, and it is hardly surprising, the core of the book comprises subjects such as the science of the human mind (how and why the mind works), the difference between Objective Reason and Subjective Reason, the Dominion of the Mind, the Science of Meditation, and many other related subjects, placing special emphasis on the Methodology for the Elimination of the Ego, a subject that is extensively covered throughout the book—all of this fitting in with the general subject matter of the book, as it presents to us the Gnostic teaching with a new language, with a new didactics, for the development of a new ethics, the revolutionary ethics of the Awakened Consciousness.

So, now is the time to accomplish the radical transformation, or Integral Revolution, in view of the fact that time is running out and there is no time to waste, since we are conditioned by two limitations: our lifespan and the last moments of a dying civilization. To quote from the book again:

‘The brevity of life is a sufficient reason for us to be encouraged to elevate it with the Integral Revolution.’

‘There cannot be the slightest doubt that we are on the verge of a new world war, and for that reason we have written this book entitled The Revolution of Dialectic.’

Here we have, in this extraordinary book, the precise guide to fulfil our deepest longings and to attain the Inner Self-Realization of the Being.

Table of Contents

PREFACE  –  INTRODUCTION  – 1. Reflection  2. The Revolution of Dialectic 3. The Teaching
PART 1  – 1.  The Didactics for the Dissolution of the ‘I’   2. The Fight of Opposites  3. The K-M  4. The Resistance  5. The Practice  6. The Requirement  7. Defeatism   8. Psycho-Astrology  9. The Rhetoric of the Ego  10. The Permanent Centre of Consciousness  11. Over-Individuality  12a. Integral Well-Being  12b. Self-Reflection  12c. Psychoanalysis  12d. Mental Dynamics  12e. The Laconic Action of the Being  13. Self-Love  14. Ahimsa, Non-Violence  15. Herd Behaviour  16. The Deformation of Speech  17. Knowing How to Listen  18. The Precision of the Term  19. The Psychological Robot  20. Anger  21. The Personality  22. Cathexis  23. Mystical Death  24. Dissolving the Loose Cathexis  25. Negligence  26. Transactions  27. The Personal Characteristic Psychological Feature  28. Work Methodology  29. Sophisms of Distraction  30. The Fallacy of the Ego  31. Effort  32. Psychological Slavery  33. The Kalkian Personality  34. Contumacy  35. The States of the Ego  36. Blue Time or Rest Therapeutics  37. The Corpses of the Ego  38. Psychogenesis  39. The Transformation of Impressions  40. The Mental Stomach  41. System for Transforming the Impressions of the Day
PART 2  – 1. Image, Values and Identity  2. Self-Criticism  3. Self-Image  4. Self-Worship  5. Self-Judgement  6. Self-Idea
PART 3  – 1. Mo Chao  2. Dispersed Mind and Integral Mind  3. The Revolution of Meditation  4. Mechanical Association  5. The Dominion of the Mind  6. Probitism
PART 4  – 1. The Intellect  2. Intelligence  3. Enlightened Intellection  4. Time
PART 5  – 1. Understanding  2. Imagination  3. Inspiration  4. Intuition  5. Human Problems
PART 6  – 1. A Bet with the Devil  2. Sexual Super-Dynamics  3.  Mercury
PART 7  – 1. Fundamental Education  2. The Press  3. Television  4. Ultramodern Music  5. Solioonensius  6. Religious Principles   7. The Fourth Unit of Reasoning   8. Art  9. Materialistic Science
PART 8  – 1. The Ex-Personality and the Theory of the Quanta  2. Super-Discipline  3. Evident Self-Reflection  4. The Mystery  5. The Avatar
PART 9 – 1. The Individual and Society  –  To the Consciousness  – EPILOGUE (ENLIGHTENMENT)