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# RE: What does it mean to become noble concerning passions?

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- Subject: RE: [BardonPraxis] What does it mean to become noble concerning passions?
- From: "Jeudy, Olivier [AUDT]" <olivier.jeudy@...>
- Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 10:53:47 +0900
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- Thread-topic: [BardonPraxis] What does it mean to become noble concerning passions?

    Dear Rawn,

    >>If we feel really great about ourselves but are alienating every one around
    >>us then something is amiss and way out of any
    sort of *functional* balance. It might be a self-balance suitable for living by
    oneself in a cave but it wouldn't be suitable in public. ;-)<<

    Ok but the situation you describe here would surely be very unlikely if onehas
    reached the astral-mental equilibrium right?
    Someone who has reached the astral-mental equilibrium would be unable to feel
    great about himself as soon as he notices that he has unwillingly alienated
    everyone around...yes?

    With the completion of Step II, the scholar reaches the astral elemental
    balance by a direct work on his thoughts and emotions. Could you please clarify
    what remains to be done to reach the *astral-mental* equilibrium of the
    elements? What is it that makes the step II techniques insufficient to workout
    a complete *astral-mental* equilibrium?

    Thanks as always.
    in love and light,
    olivier

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