- Willpower and desire are the two poles of one thing.
- Willpower is positive, and desire is negative.
- Many make the mistake of confusing willpower with desire, and desire with willpower.
- Nevertheless, willpower and desire are the two poles, positive and negative, in humans.
- Now, oh Buddha! You must exchange sensation-desire for sensation-willpower.
- Long ago, you abandoned desire, yet now you must forget even the very knowledge of desire.
- Formerly, you practiced the rite of Sexual Magic with the ardent incentive of desire.
- Yet now, oh Buddha! You must practice the rite of Sexual Magic without the ardent incentive of desire.
- Formerly, you dominated desire by means of willpower, yet now desire has no right to exist within you.
- It is necessary not only to abandon desire, but to finish with the incitement to desire.
- Incitement-desire must be transformed into Christ’s will.
- Disciples practice Sexual Magic with the ardent incentive of desire.
- Yet you, oh Buddha, can only practice the rite of Sexual Magic with sensation-willpower, which is Christ’s will.
- The body of willpower also has sensations, which have nothing to do with the sensations of the body of desire.
- Sensation-willpower is sensation-Spirit; it is Christic sensation.
- The sensations of the body of willpower have nothing to do with the sensations of the four bodies of sin.
- The sensation of the body of willpower is sensation-Spirit.
- The sensation of the body of willpower is Christic sensation.
- Sensation-Spirit is plenitude; it is Light; it is Divinity.
- Sensation-willpower is positive. Sensation-desire is negative.
- A Buddha only practices the rite of Sexual Magic with Christ’s will, and never with desire.
- The woman is the priestess with whom the man, the priest, transmutes water into wine, and with whom the seven fiery serpents are lifted and set upon a pole as Moses did in the wilderness.
- The woman is the front door to Eden; woman is the Creator’s most beautiful thought.
- Sexual Magic takes us to great cosmic realizations.
Samael Aun Weor
