November 22, 2014

The  Inner  Fire  of  Life





from  The  Mystery  of  Love  Unveiled  #1


Uranda   1937

 

The inner fire of life as it relates to the physical body is stored up in the sacral plexus, at the base of the spine. The sacral plexus might be called the storage battery of the body. This inner fire lies dormant in most people, but when it is aroused and controlled, so that it is directed into constructive channels of expression, the individual has the power to attain any goal which he may set for himself. All great men and women who have accomplished seemingly impossible things have used, consciously or unconsciously, this inner fire, to a certain degree at least. The greater the degree to which the inner fire was used the greater was the degree of accomplishment. The actual use of this inner fire will be explained in the next two lessons, but it is necessary to mention it here in order to bring out its relationship to the physical body. Within the sacral plexus of every individual this great power is hidden, and it remains dormant until the individual begins to practice self-control according to the laws of life. 


The energy released from the body through uncontrolled sex expression is wasted insofar as the individual is concerned. Through the practice of self-control, it is possible to conserve this energy, and herein is the great secret. For all the sex energy that is conserved and directed upward in the body through the practice of self-control, a like amount of the inner fire is released from the sacral plexus. The individual has power to achieve the so-called impossible to the degree that the inner fire is released, for with the release of the inner fire the individual is filled with a fire and zeal, and a boundless energy, that can surmount every obstacle and achieve every goal. 


The conservation of the sex energy comes through controlled expression, and not through repression. Control of the sex energies comes through a true expression of love. In the next lessons we will give the secrets which relate to the mental and spiritual expression of love, and show how the sex union can be culminated in love from the standpoint of those two planes of being. Here we will confine ourselves as much as possible to the physical plane. 


When the sex union is activated only by a love of the physical body, or a love of the organs involved, or by a love of the sensation by which the physical passion is satisfied, the union is always followed by a repulsion, so that both parties to the union are irritable and harsh toward each other and there is a desire to be separate one from the other. This desire to be separate may be counteracted by a feeling of jealousy, so that neither wants the other to be with anyone else, yet the after effects are anything but pleasing. Such people do not have any particular attraction one for the other until the sex organs have again been filled with energy, when the one thought that is uppermost is a desire for sex union. The motive which activates such a sex union is always selfish, with the individuals giving first thought to the amount of physical pleasure each one can receive for himself. Such unions as these are always adultery, whether the individuals are married or not. 


It is also adultery in cases where one is so activated while the other expresses in true love. The union is not adultery insofar as he himself is concerned, but he would not seek such a union because he would know that it would be adultery to the one who was activated only by physical passion. In the case of a man and his wife, the one who truly loved would not refuse the other, because of love, in the hope that the one loved would respond to love and be uplifted. Thereby the one who truly loved could tend to draw the other into love at those times when the other desired union, but the one who loved would never seek such a union and would enter into it only under the marriage law. Outside of marriage the one who loved would never think of entering into union with one who was activated only by passion. 


Also, in the case of man and wife where both are activated by true love, and one has reached a point of spiritual development where the physical union is no longer required in order to enter into the spiritual union, while the other has not so attained but requires the physical union in order to experience the spiritual union, it is well that the one who is more advanced be willing to enter the physical union for the sake of his mate. 


After the spiritual fruition of the true union in the physical there is nothing but tender love in the attitude of each mate toward the other, and the lingering caresses are symbols of the continuance of the spiritual union after the physical union has ceased. When one begins to feel a sense of unrest and resentment toward the natural caresses that follow the physical union, let that one beware, for such a feeling shows that the union was not culminated in the spiritual. Here is the point where so many married people, and especially newly married people, miss the mark of perfection which brings lasting happiness. Continued entrance into the physical union when there is no culmination in the spiritual union will gradually but surely drive the mates apart, no matter how much they may have loved to begin with. It is only through stopping the physical unions, in such cases, until the spiritual attraction has again become uppermost that it is possible to keep the marriage from disaster. 


In such cases the attention has been lowered to the physical instead of maintaining the attention on the mate as an expression of divine love, in whom the physical is but a small part of the attraction felt. It is only when the attention of each mate is centered upon the good qualities of the other, in a way that gives each the desire to serve and please the other first, that the spiritual attraction can be maintained. When enough self-control is manifest on the part of each mate to make the sex unions far enough apart to ensure a culmination in the spiritual, the marriage will be happy and successful from a physical and mental standpoint. More than this is required in order to attain outstanding spiritual development, but that much will ensure a happy and successful marriage from the viewpoint of the world.


© emissaries of divine light


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