On Avoiding the Loveless

PictureKazuya Akimoto: "Evil Man"
The loveless themselves lack self-mastery and control as they are not in alignment with Divine order - with God. Yet in hubris they persistently claim to be God. Because they lack control, their belief in and acceptance of God is resurgently negated by self-fulfilling prophesy. Trapped in prisons of their own making they grasp wildly, vehemently and angrily to being in control. Yet, being unable to transcend their own isolation consciousness they circle the drain of a graceless and loveless existence, fearing mortality, powerlessness and the truth of oneness. Embodying a sense of futility and loss (as isolation consciousness is always less powerful than the whole entirety of Divine reality) they would possess all but will not themselves yield to being possessed by God. Acceptance of Divine oneness and love is as if a refutation of their very being... their very existence. It is an affront to their egoic self-perception of solitary greatness. Their selfishness intrinsically precludes exalted mystic union and the unconditional love which flowers from Divine unicity and God realization. For a female walking the path of mystic union in discipleship, such loveless ones are to be avoided. 
Remember that the sacrifice of beauty and joy is a lie. The earth and its bounty are meant to be blissfully enjoyed. With the loveless, their “control” yields little fruit. Their minds and hearts shine a dim and funneled light. The Beloved will be recognized by His self-mastery, wisdom, unconditional love and the mystic synchronicities that lead up to his appearance. Similarly, with persistent awareness and devotional practice, warnings to avoid the loveless will also occur- via dream, intuition, divination, guidance and so on. Maintain vigilant devotion to love’s light. Keep the lamp well fed and burning while walking the path and have faith that the Master of Love will come… you are His to provide for, to love and to protect from demons of disunion eternally. 
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Artemisia Gentileschi: "Susanna and the Elders"