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Conference 42 from Phase A.

CONF. 42 TWO KINDS OF KNOWLEDGE: OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE

There are two worlds: the outer world, and the inner world. Each of these worlds has its own reality.

The Outer World is made up of all the things we know externally. As we see them and can touch them, we believe that they are real, and we let ourselves be fascinated by them. But, if we analyze correctly, all these things that make up the external world are of a transient nature. Everything passes, people pass, constructions pass, continents pass, animals pass, things happen. In the external world we form our personality by imitating other people.

When studying Personality, we find that it is governed by social norms, what is allowed and what is not allowed in a society. The legislation, the conduct, the moral and religious precepts, which we learn from society. Kindergarden, primary, secondary, universities, specializations, etc.

But sooner or later our physical body will die, and our personality will disintegrate. Everything will pass, what we humans do not see is that all things of personality, sooner or later, will pass. Many things that we were taught years ago were later modified.

• Subjective or personality knowledge* atrophies consciousness, alienates it, mechanizes us, makes us theoreticians, atrophies our intellectual center. To put it bluntly, if one wishes to self-actualize, the less subjective knowledge acquired the better.

The Inner World is different; in it we find two kinds of realities. One is the free and conscious essence, the 3%, and the other is the essence trapped in the psychological ego, the 97%. But 100% of our Essence is what really counts, it is our Being. That Essence is our God, the real, the true, the eternal, the beautiful, what does not happen in each one of us.

Since we have a sleeping conscience, we do not even know that we came into this world with one objective: to know ourselves, to know our God. To know ourselves, it is necessary to know our inner world, and that is what counts. To know our inner world, the first thing will be to observe it, or learn to observe it, because the sense that allows it is atrophied by most humans. When we discover any of our defects and understand that one of our sparks is trapped within them, we see that we must release it. For this it is necessary to understand why this defect was created, how it feeds, how it handles us, and to beg our Divine Mother to eliminate it.

Then, the essence will be liberated, and once emancipated it will awaken its Consciousness, it will receive from the Father its own Objective Knowledge, its vocation or office within our Microcosm. If we proceed in this way with each of our defects, our Being will begin to be integrated, and we will awaken an objective knowledge, because it is a knowledge of our Being, it is knowledge that does not pass, it is the wisdom of our own Consciousness.

The word knowledge comes from knowing, which tells us that it is something that must be done personally.

Most of us, in the process of intellectualization, believed that learning mechanically or memorizing was enough, and we became believers in everything that has been said, but we have not known anything that we supposedly know. We missed the most important part of knowing, which is to check.

To develop Objective Knowledge, it is necessary to create internal bodies, which allow us to get to know the different dimensions of nature and the Cosmos. If we make the mistake of not creating our higher bodies of Being, we will never know ourselves in an objective way.

In these bodies we will integrate Being and Knowledge.

Inner or objective knowledge is not a matter of theory, or readings, or stories; it is something practical that we must do in terms of the Three Factors.

• If we do not die, we do not liberate the Essence, and therefore we do not advance towards Wisdom.
• If we are not born, because we do not create existential bodies of Being, which allow us to know the different dimensions of nature.
• If we do not sacrifice ourselves, we will not consciously integrate ourselves into the law of Love.

We have Seven Consciousnesses, they are in embryo within our Sexual Creative Energy, when we learn to create ourselves, we develop each one of those consciousnesses.

With the Physical Body we know the third dimension.

With the Vital Body we will know the fourth dimension, the Jinn paradises.

With the Astral Body we will know all the stars and planets.

With the Mental Body we will know the world of atoms, and we will be able to extract wisdom from them.

With the Body of the Will, we will know the electronic worlds or planets of the Christ, all that is, has been, and will be.

With the Atmic Body we will immerse ourselves in the ocean of light.

Without these seven Bodies or Objective Knowledge, it is impossible to begin to know the Universe and the Gods. The Greeks taught that one had to know oneself first to know the Universe and the Gods.

Objective Knowledge allows us to know the real, the purpose of existing, our role in the Universe. It allows us to merge with our Being.

If we want to reach Objective Knowledge, we must check and practice these teachings. The word "Knowledge" comes from knowing, if one does not know one does not have Knowledge.

Because someone speaks very well, has a good memory, retains different works and authors and all those things we say: "That guy does know, that guy has knowledge". But what knowledge?

For example, when you teach the dead letter, repeating what the teachers taught, for you it is a lie, and anyone could say to you: "You are a liar, how can you be so sure that it is so?" This is because you have not yet done or verified it.

Each student must acquire his own knowledge. Then you are going to talk about your own knowledge. The master says everything in his works, they are all true, because I have been verifying it, but if I put "Master Samael says in such a work, in such a chapter, such and such". Any of you could say to me, "You're a liar. Do you know that?"

The teacher laid the foundations for each of us to come to his own knowledge.

• End of Conference 42\.