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you are here: > Self > 12. The Messiah Syndrome
| 12.1 |
The messiah syndrome
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| Every idea has a creator. Every system has an architect. In human history there has only been recognized two sources for ideas, the human author and some kind of “divine” inspiration. |
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| People who we regard as having exhibited tremendous inspiration over history are classed as messiahs. No great idea, no great religious inspiration has ever come into being without a messiah attached. |
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| 12.1.1 | What is messiah syndrome? | |
| Deep within every human being is a voice. For some, this voice is the one that encourages you to believe you deserve more. It is the voice that says you are more special than others. It is the voice that says you have a destiny. It is the voice that says you are the one. |
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| For others it comes not as a positive friend, but a hounding demon, a voice that tells you how you have failed, how your dreams will never come true, a voice that creates all kind of illusions and fears. |
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| This is more than just mind or ego, this is the voice of the messiah syndrome. |
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| The amazing skill of the messiah syndrome is how it manages to manifest itself through such variety of methods in a unique way for every human being on the planet. |
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| The person who believes through their piety and devotion to a religion that theirs is a righteous life against others who have failed. |
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| The messiah syndrome strongly keeps that person separate and incapable of opening completely to others and other ideas. | ||
| The person who believes themselves to be a great creator, a great inventor, a great saviour of the human race. The messiah syndrome flows most strongly in those who find themselves most in power. |
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| 12.1.2 | Helping people who believe themselves to be a messiah | |
| For those that continue to claim special powers as gurus, shamans and messiahs, the following book provides a practical step-by-step approach to identifying the “messiah syndrome” and why it does what it does. |
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| In the end, the book hopes to shed a different light on a traditionally touchy subject in the hope that you might find the insights useful. |
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