belief, to be true, must be organic and sub-conscious. The…
““belief, to be true, must be organic and sub-conscious. The desire to be great can only become organic at a time of vacuity, and by giving it (Sigil) form. When conscious of the Sigil form (any time but the Magical) it should be repressed, a deliberate striving to forget it, by this it is active and dominates at the unconscious period, its form nourishes and allows it to become attached to the sub-consciousness and become organic, that accomplished, is its reality and realization. He becomes his concept of greatness. So belief becomes true and vital by striving against it in consciousness and by giving it form. Not by the striving of faith. Belief exhausts itself by confession and non-resistance, i.e., consciousness. Believe not to believe, and in degree you will obtain its existence.””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
Belief becomes real when it is formed unconsciously and then suppressed consciously, allowing it to grow in the subconscious and manifest as personal greatness.
In simple terms: Unconscious belief gains power when hidden from conscious mind.
Key Takeaway
Allow subconscious beliefs to develop without overthinking.
Themes
belief
subconscious
self‑actualization
Mood
intriguing
reflective
Type
philosophical
esoteric
When to use this quote
- creative projects
- personal development
- ritual practice
- meditation
- goal setting
Key Concepts
psychology
occultism
willpower
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you recognize hidden beliefs influencing you?
- What practices help integrate subconscious insights?
A Different Perspective
Over‑suppression can lead to denial or loss of awareness.