The mental/thinking body of the individual: Level 3:
Part II
Some level 3 individuals/thinkers have no emotional attachment:
Part II
Some level 3 individuals/thinkers have no emotional attachment:
Such individuals are characterized as ‘intelligent callous unemotional’ individuals.
There are many variations of relative imbalance which are not as radically off balance as Fig. I - 11.
Figure I - 10 as opposed to Fig. I - 12 demonstrates a level 3 person in balance, demonstrates an individual who has all aspects of physical existence, the physical body – the emotional body – the mental body in balance.
A balanced state of existence is seldom experienced by an individual.
Occasionally individuals reach for the balance of one of three levels and diminishing the influence of the remaining two levels. To reach a state of one level domination occurs through the process of completely dedicating their entire lives to attain such a state of balance.
There are three commonly recognized ‘ways’ to find such a balance. Monks (astral/emotional way through level 2), Yogis (mental/thinking way through level 3), and Fakirs (physical way through level 1) are examples of such people. This is not to say such individuals will attain a balance. Most of those dedicating their lives to attain such a balance will find themselves severely lacking in their efforts despite their sincerity.
The question becomes: Why would people dedicate their lives to the attainment of a balanced existence?
There are many variations of relative imbalance which are not as radically off balance as Fig. I - 11.
Figure I - 10 as opposed to Fig. I - 12 demonstrates a level 3 person in balance, demonstrates an individual who has all aspects of physical existence, the physical body – the emotional body – the mental body in balance.
A balanced state of existence is seldom experienced by an individual.
Occasionally individuals reach for the balance of one of three levels and diminishing the influence of the remaining two levels. To reach a state of one level domination occurs through the process of completely dedicating their entire lives to attain such a state of balance.
There are three commonly recognized ‘ways’ to find such a balance. Monks (astral/emotional way through level 2), Yogis (mental/thinking way through level 3), and Fakirs (physical way through level 1) are examples of such people. This is not to say such individuals will attain a balance. Most of those dedicating their lives to attain such a balance will find themselves severely lacking in their efforts despite their sincerity.
The question becomes: Why would people dedicate their lives to the attainment of a balanced existence?
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