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Redeeming the Dweller on the Threshold

When confronted with the 'Dweller on the Threshold' (the monstrous personification of one's misspent energy/evil thoughts), one must make an internal,…

Step by step

  1. Confront the 'Dweller on the Threshold' (the monstrous embodiment of misspent energy).
  2. Feel infinite compassion for this creation of your own.
  3. Make an internal, unwavering pledge to redeem it, swearing by yourself as there is no higher authority.
  4. Witness the monster wither and dissolve instantly, as its energy returns to you.

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The Dweller On The Threshold

When confronted with the 'Dweller on the Threshold' (the monstrous personification of one's misspent energy/evil thoughts), one must make an internal, unwavering pledge of infinite compassion to redeem it, even if it takes 'Eternity.' This act of compassion causes the monster to wither instantly, and its misspent energy returns to the individual, making them immensely powerful.

From the moment of the decision when I decided that I would redeem it because it had no right to exist – at that moment the whole thing withered before me. It got smaller and smaller; it only took a matter of seconds really. And that thing that was a monster thing one moment before now completely withered before me, but it was all energy – misspent energy. It returned to me. I have never felt stronger than I did at that moment when all that energy that went to build and create this thing that had no right to exist returned to me, and here I am as powerful as, I’d say the Universe." ... "But let me comfort you. It won’t take more than a second to redeem it – not Eternity. But you cannot monkey around with it. But, may I tell you, you won’t. You’ll make a pledge, not because there is someone listening – no one is listening; it’s all within yourself, and then you will know the words when the Lord swore to Abraham: There was no one to whom he could swear, so he could not swear by himself. So, he swore by himself. You will swear by yourself. No one is your peer. And you will take an oath that “I will redeem him if it takes me Eternity.” And Eternity will collapse into a second, and the whole monstrous being will wither before your eyes. And the energy that made him alive returns to you. There is no loss of energy."

This is a mystical, internal act of self-redemption, where compassion for one's own negative creations dissolves them and restores one's inherent divine power. It's a confrontation that everyone will face as part of their spiritual journey.

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