The Three Internal Layers of Ego

In order to understand the Internal Structures of Ego which we also refer to as “Houses of Ego”, it requires the awareness that there are three main layers – the 1st Chakra of the Unconscious Mind, the 2nd Chakra of the Instinctual Mind and the 3rd Chakra of the Conscious Mind.

The three layers of mind work together to serve the functions of the ego in all human beings. Each energetic layer has separate functions yet all three layers are interconnected and directly impact each other. As we learn about the layers in the internal structure of the ego, this clarifies the purpose of identifying what the ego is and how it operates within us. When we understand how Ego Filters operates inside our mind we are better equipped to heal the energetic imbalances stemming from the Negative Ego or Predator Mind.

It is important to understand as “real” as the ego personality may feel as a part of our human identity; it is a false or dual identity that is a “Dead Energy” structure.

What is Dead Energy? The Universal creative energies move within a spiral of time and in all things energetic – the movement of living energy is spiral. Dead energy is a static field, and is like frozen shards of broken glass. Energy flows through circuits moving circularly in the body. Keeping the circuits circulating with spherical energy flow maximizes your health and energetic balance. When energy is not circuiting it is not in a balanced flow it will create stagnation, inflammation (heat) and be energetically draining.

Water is Life, the way it runs down naturally through the mountains and how currents in the sea move are all through spiral motion

Continual use of a dead energy structure to focus our Consciousness and personal vital energies through, deplete all of our multidimensional bodies, and eventually deplete one’s life force. When one has control over the thoughts of one’s mind, one has control over the direction and actions of the physical body, all of its parts and reclaiming of the soul energies. Whoever controls the Mind controls the Soul.

When the Negative Ego is not corrected it creates 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.

Houses of Ego

The Imposter Spirit and predator forces attempt to increase the power of the Seven Houses of Ego in shaping and reinforcing human behavior through Mind Control which invite the predator forces to use or possess the mind and body at will. When the body, mind and heart are corrupted by repeated Negative Ego thoughts, actions and deeds, the internal structure to house these energies, these qualities of spirits, will reside in the Houses of Ego. These lower quality spirits manifest tremendous pain and suffering, and are also called Satanic or Luciferian forces. In severe cases of repeated destructive spiritual behavior this can evolve to a thoughtform possession around a certain theme, such as with Addiction, Metatronic Reversal coding such as Splitter Tech that runs itself through the signals of the Houses of Ego, hence we must clear ourselves of these predator forces in order to become free from the control of the predator. This is the definition of mental and spiritual bondage to the predator (dark) forces of the Imposter Spirit and negative related forces.

Seven Houses of Ego – 1. Addiction / Lust 2. Wrath / Rage / Vengeance 3. Greed / Avarice 4. Envy / Jealousy 5. Gluttony / Waste 6. Laziness / Discouragement 7. Pride / (+/-) Self-Importance

These are the same as the Seven deadly sins, also known as the capital vices or cardinal sins, as a grouping and classification of vices of Christian origin. Behaviours or habits are classified under this category if they directly give birth to other immoralities. According to the standard list, they are pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath and sloth, which are also contrary to the seven virtues. These sins are often thought to be abuses or excessive versions of one’s natural faculties or passions (for example, gluttony abuses one’s desire to eat).

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