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Some people become moral only after they lose the ability to sin. They praise restraint when temptation disappears, preach loyalty when options dry up, and call themselves wise after desire stops choosing them. Character measured after appetite retires tells you very little.
“I have been and still am a seeker, but I have ceased to question stars and books; I have begun to listen to the teaching my blood whispers to me.”
― Hermann Hesse
there are 7 capital sins.
but they're not what the church taught.
they're not moral failures God will punish you for.
they're energy leaks.
psychological states that drain your vital force and keep you asleep.
pride. the energy spent maintaining a false image of superiority.
greed. the energy spent grasping for more when you already have enough.
lust. the energy spent in uncontrolled desire that depletes rather than transforms.
envy. the energy spent comparing yourself to others instead of doing your own work.
gluttony. the energy spent in excess that numbs rather than nourishes.
wrath. the energy spent in reactive anger that burns everything including yourself.
sloth. the energy spent avoiding the work you know you need to do.
these aren't sins because they offend God.
they're obstacles because they waste the energy you need for transformation.
you only have so much force.
you can spend it mechanically on these patterns.
or you can conserve and redirect it toward awakening.