Martinus: Livets Bog, vol. 5, sect. 1934

1934. The difference between the animal and the human being lies solely in this two-poled state. While the sexuality of the animal consists only of mating and bodily reproduction, the sexuality of the human being has also a mental area or an area that has to do with the consciousness. This area is also sexuality, but the individual does not normally perceive or sense it as such as long as the evolution of its opposite pole has not reached the waking day-consciousness, which, as we have mentioned previously, does not normally happen until the last terrestrial lives close to the being's experience of the "great birth". Only through the above mentioned derailments does the being become conscious of its opposite pole too prematurely, which in turn can result in the being becoming to a greater or lesser extent not merely sexually abnormal but also mentally abnormal. It is this abnormality that, among other things, turns the being into a psychopath.