"Put to death what is earthly in you: fornication, impurity, passion, evil desire, and covetousness, which is idolatry. On account of these the wrath of God is coming. In these you once walked, when you lived in them. But now put them all away: anger, wrath, malice, slander, and foul talk from your mouth." - Colossians 3.5-8
"The ego is the root of ignorance and pain." - Samael Aun Weor, The Esoteric Treatise of Hermetic Astrology
"The Being and the ego are incompatible. The Being and the ego are like water and oil. They can never be mixed... The annihilation of the psychic aggregates (egos) can be made possible only by radically comprehending our errors through meditation and by the evident Self-reflection of the Being." - Samael Aun Weor, The Gnostic Bible: The PistisSophia Unveiled
None of us has a true "I" that is permanent, immutable, eternal, ineffable, etc. Indeed, none of us has a true and authentic Unity of Being. Unfortunately, we do not even possess a legitimate individuality. Although the egocontinues beyond the sepulcher, it has, nonetheless, a beginning and an end. The ego, the "I," is never something individual, unitary, a total unity. Obviously the "I" is "I's." In Oriental Tibet, the "I's" are called psychic aggregates, or simply positive or negative values. If we think of each "I" as a different person, we can then emphatically state the following, "Many people exist within each person living in the world." Unquestionably, many different persons live inside each one of us, some of them are better than others, and others are worse... Each one of these "I's," each one of these persons, struggles for supremacy. As often as possible, each one of these "I's" wants to be exclusive. Each one wants to control the intellectual brain or the emotional and motor centers until another substitutes it... The Doctrine of the Many "I's" was taught in Oriental Tibet by the true clairvoyants, by the true enlightened ones... Each of our defects is personified by one "I" or another. Since we have thousands and even millions of defects, it is obvious that many people live within our interior. In psychological matters, we have been able to clearly verify that paranoid subjects, self-worshippers and mythomaniacs would never abandon the cult to their beloved ego for anything in the world. Unquestionably, such people mortally hate the Doctrine of the Many "I's." Indeed, when one wants to know oneself, one must observe himself and try to know the different "I's" which abound inside the personality. – Samael Aun Weor, Treatise of Revolutionary Psychology
All of those multiple, quarrelsome, and noisy "I's"—which in their conjunction form the myself, the self-willed—are constituted by more or less condensed mental substance. Now you can explain for yourselves the reason why every person is constantly changing opinion. For example: we are real estate salespersons, and some clients approach; we talk to them, we convince them of the necessity of buying a beautiful residence, such fellows become enthusiastic and emphatically affirm that in fact they will buy such residence and that nothing can make them to desist from their decision. Unfortunately, after a few hours, everything changes. The opinion of the client is no longer the same, since another mental "I" is now controlling the brain, and the enthusiastic "I" that a few hours earlier was impassioned with the purchase of the property is now displaced by a new "I" that has nothing to do with such a deal nor with the given word. Thus, this is how the castle of cards falls to the ground and the wretched real estate agent feels deceived. – Samael Aun Weor, Hell, Devil, and Karma
The psychological defects are within the 49 levels of our Consciousness. We cannot recognize or find the '"I's" or egos of the 49 subconscious levels, because each one of them has parts of themselves within our different bodies. To know them, we must appeal to a force that is superior to the mind, so that this force may disintegrate them. This force is our Divine Mother Kundalini; she will disintegrate them with her serpentine fire. Only the Mother Kundalini of Hindu mysteries knows the 49 levels of our subconsciousness. The studied psychological defects do not form part of our Being. This is why after having studied the psychological defect through Meditation one supplicates Ram-Io (the Mother Kundalini) to disintegrate it with the sexual energy during Sexual Super-dynamics. We cannot get to see a defect in the mind by means of the intellect and reflection. Everyone remains stagnant there because we do not know the other seven bodies of the mind. It is there that the ego has its den. – Samael Aun Weor, The Revolution of the Dialectic
The egos from your former life (or lives previous to that) continue within your descendants. The Monads of its past physical body have the power of reuniting atoms and molecules, and of reconstructing cells and organs; in this manner, we return to this Cellular World garbed with a new physical body. The poor intellectual animal begins his life in this world as a simple germinal cell, subject to the swift time of the cells, and ends after about eighty years or more, loaded with memories and experiences of every kind. It is urgent to know that a certain selection also occurs in the process of Reentry or Return. The "I" is a sum of small "I's" and not all of those "I's" return to a new human organism. The "I" is a sum of different, diverse entities, without order of any type, and not all of those entities return to a new human organism; many of those entities are re-embodied within the bodies of horses, dogs, cats, pigs, etc. – Samael Aun Weor, The Esoteric Treatise of Hermetic Astrology
The ego is the Satan of the Bible: a collection of memories, desires, passions, hates, resentments, concupiscence, adulteries, and inheritance of family, race, nations, etc. – Samael Aun Weor, Fundamentals of Gnostic Education
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