WHO AM I ?
"Man is also spirit. But what is spirit? It's Me. But what is Me? ”There comes the forms of Desperation.
Those who have Awakened know that when we incarnate we receive the “Veil of Oblivion” to cause amnesia of who we really are, with painful consequences by not maintaining the connection with the spiritual Higher Consciousness.
According to the work "The Human Desperation" by philosopher and theologian Soren Kierkegaard, he concluded that the human self is a synthesis of opposites - of the infinite and the finite, of the transient and the eternal, of freedom and necessity - and that human existence is dominated by the tensions of the self while feeling those aspects.
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Desperation affects every dimension of the self, and it is the inability to Be who you truly are, and even to “want to be” – by deficient self-relation, the imbalance between the components of the self disconnected from its divine source.
Oriented to self is grounded by being your own Transparency in the divine power that created you, a state that establishes you on the Path of Enlightenment.
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The forms of Desperation emerge by the overemphasis on one aspect of the self while its opposite is neglected.
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The "desperation of finality" is characterized by resonance with the mundane, conformity, and a prudent attitude (comfort zone) towards life.
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This is explained by the notion of Freedom in this synthesis of the human self, which lies between two poles: Possibility and Need to be.
In your environment, overburdening yourself with busyness, trying to understand the world, getting into the "normose" to obey and resemble others, this "desperate" forgets himself, forgets his divine name, doesn't dare to believe himself as infinite/eternal and thinks too daring to be who he really is accepting to be absorbed in restrictive social roles.
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The Self may stay swimming in a sea of possibilities but it does not direct to the fulfillment of any of them because it does not submit to the inner borders of the Self to Choose.
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“Infinity despair” is a state in which the self gets lost in the fantastical projects of the imagination, and dissolves at its will.
The “infinity” of the self means transcending the finite situation itself, anticipating an expansion of the self enabling a movement toward the Path beyond the restricted view of the material world—or surrendering to Desperation as a deadly disease: neglecting fineness itself with abandonment and complete discredit of choosing Possibility, losing the sense of existence and deciding to end life).
Aware of the failure of this attempt Possibility X Necessity, the result is the lack of cohesion of its finite existence: "My life has no meaning."
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The expansion of Consciousness allows for a deeper relationship with the Self and the ability to carry out reflective activities of self-love in self-direction between faith or despair, wanting or unwilling to be the Self.
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By becoming fully Conscious of the polarized aspects of the self, of the distance between infinity and finite, of ideal and reality observe with Wisdom the frustration of failure to reach an appropriate relation between Possibility and Necessity in its existence.
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In an active relationship with Freedom, the human incorporates the first dimension of the self while synthesis by recognizing the presence of divergent elements within itself, and realizes that they can be harmonized through a Choice: the self while Freedom takes responsibility/mastery for its development while “synthesis”.
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Desperation is a human characteristic, but it is not inherent in our nature as a synthesis, "for God, making Man to be this relationship, looses the hand, so that the Being may experience both in the transcendent and infinite form and that inherent to the finite": we are spirits in one human experience
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The conscious human knows the relativity of everything that is finite, and in response to his relationship with the finite world conquers himself:
- “Not to dare is to lose yourself. To venture in the highest direction is to become self-awareness. ”
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Vilma Capuano
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