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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
does not reach the consciousness of the Personality in its pure form (as it happens in
spiritual practices) and is significantly distorted through the activation of “contaminated
filters”. It is important to know that the Animal nature mostly catches man at his own
weaknesses, for it is aware of all man’s weak spots, of his past and present, of all his
secret dreams, on which he once focused his attention, wishing for this or that good of
this world for his precious self. Also, man’s or, rather, his new Personality’s desires,
which burden the spiritual way, again, do not appear out of nowhere. These are mainly
traditional materially inclined patterns, which dominate in the surrounding society.
Which is why such qualities from the Animal nature as egocentrism, envy, immense
greed and pity for their precious selves dominate in the majority of people…
Anastasia: Yes, man gets infected with incentives from the Animal nature very quickly.
Rigden: By the way, I would like to mention that, during an attack of the Animal nature,
people see themselves only as being “good”. They, allegedly, are “super” in all respects,
and everyone else is nothing less than “vermin”. When people are in such a state, you’d
better not tell them directly that they themselves are to blame because their negative
qualities have manifested; otherwise, such people will immediately direct all this
negativity also in your direction. The Animal nature of such a person will immediately
begin to defend its positions aggressively. The fact is that, while being in such a state, a
person does not consciously perceive your explanations and observations regarding his
Personality. Why does this happen?
First of all, because the person’s consciousness is narrowed at this moment and because
he is obsessed with his own egoism. In this state, nothing and nobody exists for a person
other than “I, me, and myself” in various guises.
Anastasia: Well, the Animal nature is a true master of laying the blame on somebody
else and inventing external causes, should you just give it an occasion. Another favourite
technique of the Animal nature is to slip a thought for a person, which would drive him
in a vicious circle: “It could have been completely different if only…” By the way,
readers often ask why thoughts are “looped” like this, even if a person feels worse
because of them?
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