What is the Higher Self?

The Higher Self is our God-self. It is the source of everything. It is the spirit that creates who we are on the emotional, mental, and physical levels.

The Higher Self consists of three parts which correspond to the Holy Trinity in Christianity:

• Will, the Father aspect, the initiator, the spark— corresponding to the Spirit, to the Will of God. 
• Love, Wisdom—corresponding to the Son aspect. It is the bridge between the Father and the Mother, the point of tension between spirit and matter. 
• Active Intelligence, the Mother aspect, not the Holy Ghost—representing matter, receptivity, adaptability, and intelligence—that which is shaped by the Father's energy.

 It is the little self, the  undeveloped self, the part of us where we are hostile, anxious, stubborn, conceited, primitive, blind, dumb, ignorant, faithless, etc. 

The distorted self is composed of the Trinity in its distortion:

• Willfulness, the distortion of the Father aspect. This is the child's stubbornness and demands, rational or irrational.
• Fear, the distortion of the Son aspect. Fear is the distortion of the greatest force in the Universe—love. 
• Conceit, the distortion of the Mother aspect. This is the part that never admits any mistakes. Admitting a mistake is identified with death. Any aspect can become the object of conceit.

 On our level of development, in this relative reality, we experience  many problems that we are responsible for creating. Higher Self vs  lower self conflicts happen often in our lives. 

For example, tough love. From the Higher Self perspective, you need to  tell your friend or partner an unpleasant truth. From the lower self perspective, you would rather sell out, keep everything nice. Meanwhile, there's an undercurrent of unexpressed truth, which harms both them as an individual and your relationship.

Before  incarnation, the Spirit puts together a soul whose function is to be the kernel, the seed planted in the fertile material body so as to create a human personality. In that  seed are contained: 

• Some elements that have not as yet been developed to the point of self-realization or self-actualization.
• Some harmfulness and regressive aspects coming from past lives, for which the individual has to redeem himself.
• A task, consisting of service to be rendered to a group or to humanity.
• Inner support systems, consisting of aspects that have already been transformed in past lives.

 One very important element to remember here is this: it is not because you hear an inner voice that you are hearing the truth. This “inner” voice may very well have been called by an unconscious lower self or idealized self aspect in you. 

True spirits will always begin by pointing out to you aspects of yourself that you do not want to see. Those are the authentic messages which are to be heeded, particularly at first.

There are three aspects to God (found in our Higher Self): God the Father, God the Mother, and God the Son. 

The Holy Ghost/Holy Spirit has been too long a euphemism for mother used by the misogynistic bigots. 

God the Mother is active intelligence and adaptability. She receives, She nurtures, She protects. She provides hospitality in Her midst for the gestation that is necessary for a new being to come into the world who will manifest a lot of what the combination of both She and the Father happen to be.

  No. The Higher Self is not evil. By definition, it is your God-self. 

Evil itself is a distortion of God, of the God energy and of the God consciousness. 

If there were not any goodness, evil would have no effect. Evil by itself cannot exist. Distortion by itself does not exist. In order for distortion to exist it has to attach itself and feed on goodness and on love. Hence, the finite nature of evil—it lasts as long as it can feed on the goodness that it has imprisoned. Once that goodness has been consumed, evil is bound to die. 

This is portrayed in Dracula who lives in the night, i.e., in darkness, just as does evil, and who feeds on others’ life-blood—on others’ goodness, continuously needing new life, new blood.