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It is important to understand as “real” as the ego personality may feel as a part of our human identity; it is a “[[Dead Energy]]” structure. Continual use of a dead energy structure to focus our consciousness and personal energies through deplete all of our multidimensional bodies, and eventually deplete one’s life force. When not corrected it creates [[Soul Fragmentation|soul damage and disconnection]] which allows that portion of one’s life force and body to be misdirected, abused or used by someone or something else. When we consistently think with the [[Houses of Ego]] we are using the [[Negative Ego]] which requires to consume energy from the external world and from others that we have developed [[Attachments]]. This is called the [[Consumptive Modeling]] of the [[Imposter Spirit]] and related forces. <ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/news-shift-timelines-2/2191-reclaiming-the-christos-body March 2013 Newsletter]</ref> | It is important to understand as “real” as the ego personality may feel as a part of our human identity; it is a “[[Dead Energy]]” structure. Continual use of a dead energy structure to focus our consciousness and personal energies through deplete all of our multidimensional bodies, and eventually deplete one’s life force. When not corrected it creates [[Soul Fragmentation|soul damage and disconnection]] which allows that portion of one’s life force and body to be misdirected, abused or used by someone or something else. When we consistently think with the [[Houses of Ego]] we are using the [[Negative Ego]] which requires to consume energy from the external world and from others that we have developed [[Attachments]]. This is called the [[Consumptive Modeling]] of the [[Imposter Spirit]] and related forces. <ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/news-shift-timelines-2/2191-reclaiming-the-christos-body March 2013 Newsletter]</ref> | ||
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