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transcend
ego
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©Article based on the book: The Uncommon
Path, O-Books, June 2009.
Mick Quinn's work is also published as Poder Y
Gracia, Spain - June 2007.
P:
Is free will
by definition, not constrained by forces, physical or
divine?
MQ:
Correct: however, what is generally considered to be
‘my’ free will exists within such a narrow array
of options put forth by your conditioned past. This is
what I refer to as, conceptual-free-will.
So without objectivity on your immersion in that
conditioned past, it should come as no surprise to
discover that your access to true free will is fully restricted.
P:
But, there are many people who say that free will
doesn’t even exist in the first place.
MQ:
Yes. But, resilience in the face of chaos always
usurps such false humility.
P:
So is free will at the level of conceptual-mind
sufficient to satisfy most people?
MQ:
Mastering conceptual-free-will is a necessary level of
development that we all must go through. It can,
however, be troubling to acknowledge that significant
choices from your past were not so much a reflection
of your individual volition, but of your selections
from the alternatives offered by concealed
conditioning.
P:
So attempting to sustain a consistent course of
spiritual development by using the selections of the
conceptual-mind is futile, not to mention frustrating!
MQ:
Yes. And this is exactly how concealed conditioning
stifles your potential and drains your vitality. If
you believe that you can be free, without first
identifying and transcending hidden habituation, it
has you right where it wants you!
evolutionary pointer:
When
concealed conditioning is crafting your motives and
values, you remain lost in phases of peace and
conflict, pursuit and achievement, gain and loss.
When the ego-identity is the only one seeking
enlightenment it commonly misnames that itinerary as
your conscious
spiritual path.
P:
And if my conscience does not permit me to bequeath
the current state of my spiritual health, I know that
hidden habituation may be restricting my growth and
development!
MQ:
Indeed. Let’s start with these two distinctions:
Conceptual-Free-Will:
Conceptual-free-will
first appeared when you became self-aware. It
stabilized as you developed and matured. The range of
options it offers to you is naturally constrained by
the average level of consciousness in the culture from
which it emerged. Though you use conceptual-free-will
to survive and thrive in this world, it encases
you in conditioned limitations, albeit as an
accomplished member of that community.
Conceptual-free-will offers no possibility of
liberation.
Conscious-Free-Will:
Conscious-free-will begins to unfold as you
identify the ways in which conceptual-free-will has been restricting your spiritual
development. As you uncover and let go of conditioning
from the past, conscious-free-will enables you to
access and unleash your full potential. It then
stabilizes to the degree that you have transcended and
included conceptual-free-will as an object in your
awareness. By the consistent application of
conscious-free-will, your volition and intentions
allow you to manifest the awakened life.
Conscious-free-will is the capacity to master your
destiny for the sake of humanity.
P:
So conscious-free-will is true
free will, which exist beyond the scope of
conditioned limits?
MQ:
Exactly.
P:
What do you mean by transcend
and include?
MQ:
Recall a series of thoughts, decisions, and responses
you had to a situation in your teens. Perhaps it was
with a sweetheart or a friend at that time. See how
you can now view that entire dynamic as a single
entity. It has become an ‘object’ in your
awareness. To transcend is to let go of or go past. So
in the case of this particular event, you have let go of your attachment to those teenage ways of being, but you
have not entirely abandoned the tools you used or what
you experienced and learned. In other words, you have included
all those experiences in that object as part of your
new perspective.
P:
Thank you.
MQ:
Cognitive discomfort often acts as an indication that
you are allowing growth to occur. To be able to think
clearly about your own experience is an essential
aspect of your ability to free yourself from
unnecessary misery and to develop yourself morally and
ethically.
©Article based on the book: The Uncommon
Path, O-Books, June 2009.
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