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The Universe is composed of, or
permeated by, what can best be describe as
energy consciousness. This energy consciousness exists in a
duality similar to the
wave-particle duality we see in physics. For those not familiar
with the wave-particular duality of energy, it simply says, energy
can be expresses as a wave, an undefined and unbounded form
extending to infinity or a particle, localized within a defines
shape, depending on how the observer has chosen to observe the
energy. For example, you can create experiments, which are a defined
a precise way to make an observation, were an electron with mass
acts as a wave with no mass and where photons with no mass acts as a
particle with mass.
So too with this
energy consciousness. Depending on how consciousness chooses to
observe, it will experience the energy consciousness as energy (and
mass) or as consciousness. In this and subsequent discussion on
energy and consciousness, Consciousness with a capital “C” is used
to represent that consciousness of all that is, or the sum total of
all consciousness in what ever form consciousness may take.
Similarly, the phrase All That Is with a capital “A,” “T” and “I,”
represents the sum total of all the energy consciousness that
exists. Although All That Is encompasses all consciousness and
Consciousness, the phrase All That Is emphasizes the energy
consciousness aspect of the Consciousness. The Consciousness of All
That Is, if it is aware and awake, can be interpreted as the
Cosmic Consciousness.
The implication that energy and consciousness are one and the same
thing is that reality will mold itself to whatever consciousness
intends or hold as an intention. The flow of energy into a given
form, can be experienced as life. In this regard, there are many
forms of life that humans could experience but do not fall into what
humans normally see as alive. As consciousness, there is only
awareness and no flow of energy, it exists only as a witness to what
is. Yet, there is nothing to observe unless there is movement and a
flow of energy to give rise to that movement. Hence, energy and
consciousness are integrally connected such that one really doesn’t
exist without the other. Although we can conceive of one existing
without the other, each is necessary for the other. For example,
consciousness needs the flow of energy to become aware of itself and
its environment There must be some movement to make the observation.
Energy needs consciousness to cause a new movement. Otherwise,
energy will continue undisturbed in whatever flow does or doesn’t
exists.
As consciousness expands or contracts itself by either redefining
itself or focusing itself, energy flows into that new awareness or
focus of attention. Since the energy can form itself into any give
form selected by consciousness,
energy consciousness whether as energy or as consciousness is
inherently creative. This
creative life energy of energy consciousness goes where
consciousness focuses its attention and awareness. Whatever
consciousness focuses on grows analogously like a seed, growing from
within the ground below in the unseen world, into a tree or plant
above into the world of manifestation. The source of life, the
source of energy, is focused consciousness. Similarly, if
consciousness takes its focus off something, it will begin to wither
as a branch that has be cut from its source. There may be an
existing form that remains but it will have no life in it. Over
time, that branch withers, dies, and decays away capable to be
broken off by the wind to fall away to dissolve and return from
where it came.
Focused consciousness is experienced as intention. It is the
intention behind the thoughts and actions of consciousness that is
responsible for creation/Creation. Although the thoughts and actions
of consciousness within a given environment may give a particular
shape and form to the intention that is held, it is the intention
that is the cause of what manifests. Intentions can be held at a
conscious and/or subconscious level. There is no real difference
between the power of the conscious mind and
nonconscious mind to create. The only difference is the
nonconscious is automatic and preprogrammed whereas the conscious
mind is subject to change based on how consciousness chooses. We
become conscious creators by who we choose to focus our conscious
mind.
From a
creativity perspective,
we can consider the conscious and
nonconscious creating as functionally the same in their ability
to mold energy and create new forms of creation. If consciousness is
intently focused, the energy of
energy consciousness will “accumulate” or condense itself into a
form based on how the consciousness of the energy is focused. In a
way analogous to water vapor of the atmosphere coming together under
the correct environmental conditions to form a cloud and
subsequently condensing into rain, ice or snow, so too does energy
consciousness. Under the right environmental conditions (by how
consciousness thinks), the energy of energy consciousness will
coalesce into a manifestation of that thinking, The longer the
thinking continues in the way it does, the energy “thickens” to a
greater and greater degree. If it is held sufficiently long, it will
solidify into matter.
There are three analogies which are helpful in understanding how it
is possible that
energy consciousness forms into a physical creation or
experience within physical Creation. They are the “Water
Vapor Analogy for manifestation of a thought,” “Freezing
water analogy of energy consciousness manifestation” and “Creating
an Illusionary Form - the Vibrating String,”
In each of these analogies, it is the intention held by
consciousness that defines the boundaries for the shape of the
experience or material creation that forms. For example, in the
freezing water analogy, the particular intention that is held
acts as the boundaries that contain the body of water. In the
vibrating string analogy the particular intention acts as the
point between which the sting vibrates. If consciousness changes its
intention, both the shape of the body of water and size of the
envelop of the vibrating string will change. If consciousness keeps
changing its intention never enough energy accumulates to produce a
given solid form. Similarly, if consciousness continues to hold an
intention, the form becomes very solid and difficult to dissolve
back into its essence.
This
energy consciousness can be experienced as energy, as
consciousness, or as energy consciousness depending on the
environment and how and what consciousness chooses to observe in
that environment. For all practical purposes, all the laws of
physics applicable to energy apply equally to energy consciousness
for they are the same but they may look differently only because
experience of consciousness is not perceived the same way as the
experience of energy. As energy, energy consciousness essentially
functions the same way as the energy and mass we experience every
day. It exists in three forms (1) energy in motion or the energy is
flowing into a new form or arrangement; (2) stored energy or energy
in a form that is readily capable of moving into flow with minimal
effort; and (3) mass or energy “frozen” or solidified into a fixed
arrangement. For the most part, mass and energy remain separate
phenomenon and are perceived as separate phenomenon. However under
particular conditions, one form of energy can be converted to the
other and under different condition one can be perceived and act
like the other.
Similarly to energy, consciousness also exists in three analogous
forms. The three forms of consciousness can best be described as (1)
conscious consciousness, (2) subconscious consciousness and (3)
dormant and/or unconsciousness consciousness. Conscious
consciousness consists of those aspects of which consciousness is
aware. It is analogous to the energy in motion. It is the aspect of
consciousness that is responsible for us consciously causing or
directing the flow of energy into form. Subconscious consciousness
are those aspects consciousness of which consciousness is unaware
but readily govern its creation and they are “relatively” easy to
surface. It is that aspect of
nonconscious that can readily be made conscious.
Dormant consciousness or unconsciousness consciousness reflects
those aspects deep within the nonconscious of consciousness that are
extremely difficult to surface. It is analogous to mass and very
difficult to make consciousness. But under the appropriate
conditions it is readily transformed. Hence this third type of
consciousness is called dormant consciousness since it is like a
tree that goes dormant in winter. But it is also called the
unconscious and lies deep within the subconscious below that which
is easily retrievable. Although the dormant or unconscious
consciousness seems to have no life, as soon as the conditions are
correct, it awakens. While the consciousness is dormant, there is
little it can do until it reawakens. For all practical matters, you
can consider the dormant consciousness as the very deep subconscious
and that is difficult to access and awaken except under special
conditions.
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