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That point of the personality which embraces the human consciousness and all that it stands for as true selfhood; the anti-self, the synthetic image. | That point of the personality which embraces the human consciousness and all that it stands for as true selfhood; the anti-self, the synthetic image. | ||
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Nevertheless, the positive ego, successful and having a healthy self-image, is the very vital ingredient that enables the human to fearlessly reach for the [[Divine Ego]], step by step letting go of itself, forsaking the past until that human mask is no longer a vice or device. And pure joy as radiant being becomes one’s new definition of selfhood and perspective on Reality. It is proverbial that a healthy ego is essential to a healthy surrender unto God—the true and only Ego of us all. | Nevertheless, the positive ego, successful and having a healthy self-image, is the very vital ingredient that enables the human to fearlessly reach for the [[Divine Ego]], step by step letting go of itself, forsaking the past until that human mask is no longer a vice or device. And pure joy as radiant being becomes one’s new definition of selfhood and perspective on Reality. It is proverbial that a healthy ego is essential to a healthy surrender unto God—the true and only Ego of us all. | ||
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[[Dweller-on-the-threshold]] | [[Dweller-on-the-threshold]] | ||
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[[Carnal mind]] | [[Carnal mind]] | ||
== Sources == | == Sources == <!--T:6--> | ||
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{{SGA}}. | {{SGA}}. | ||
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