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One aspect or property of
energy consciousness is that the moment consciousness becomes
awake and aware of itself either consciously or
nonconsciously, it separates into an
observer and an observed. It separates into consciousness, the
one observing and/or feeling, and the energy, the form observed and
experienced. These two are inseparable. One is the flip side of the
other.
The
role of consciousness in the
creative process is to become the cause. The flow and form
energy assumes is a result of consciousness observing. Consciousness
does not have to be aware that it is observing. The way
consciousness focuses its attention and awareness consciously or
nonconsciously causes energy to flow to create an experience
that on which consciousness focuses within the environment in which
consciousness finds itself. Consciousness observing create a
manifested energy in some particular form, a creation.
Energy flow causes consciousness to awaken and eventually become
aware. Without a flow of energy, there is nothing to observe. Any
flow of energy give consciousness the opportunity to awake to the
observation and experience that can be had as a result of that flow.
As the energy flows, consciousness can observe the flow or
manipulate the flow. As it does so, it learns more and more about
who it is and what it is capable of doing and creating.
Consciousness causes the energy to manifest and the energy is what
gives consciousness the way to become more and more aware.
Stagnation will cause consciousness to go to
sleep and become unaware. It is much like strength in our
muscles. If we don’t use it, we lose it.
We are never removed from the oneness of
energy consciousness. What we experience is only a matter if we
identify with the consciousness aspect of the observation, the
energy aspect of what is created or both simultaneously as that
detached witness fully engaged in what we are doing knowing that
we are both as the observer and the one who created the experience.
Consciousness cannot become aware of being awake unless there is
movement. If nothing every changes, we would have no idea if we were
constantly awake or we went to
sleep and awoke. Asleep and awake mean nothing unless there is
some movement. The first step in consciousness becoming aware is to
realize it is awake, that is, it perceives something changed.
If we wish we can look at becoming awake as a displacement or
movement off a center point. We can see ourselves starting a some
point. As long as we are at this point, nothing changes. Then, move
slightly to the right or left, forward or backward. Because we have
moved, we can now compare ourselves to the starting point and to
where we are now. That comparison creates an observer, us, the one
observing, and the displacement we observe, that is, the creation
and/or an experience.
In reality, we do the same thing all the time. We as consciousness
experience an analogous displacement from some starting point
(whatever we choose as a reference or which has been given to us) as
seeing ourselves in some world having an experience. Most Societies
seem to encourage us to choose our birth as this starting point. If
we identify with the consciousness, we are always comparing one
moment to the next to see who and what we are and defining ourselves
based on what we experience.
When we identify with the energy, we the experience this
displacement as life unfolding flowing from our starting point to
the experience we have. If we identify with the energy, the
experience we are having, we only experience the moment and the flow
of energy unfolding giving rise to the experience. In this state we
have no awareness to compare one moment to the next.
As a
detached witness surrendering to the flow of energy, we are
aware that if we choose to compare, we change the flow. The question
then becomes, how big of a world do we experience when we become
aware. If we have little awareness and we become a detached witness,
we will see little manifested energy beyond our own life and what we
choose only seems to impact our life. If we have a very large
awareness and become the detached witness, we will see an
interconnectedness that spans all of creation. Here we are aware
that what we choose has an impact in the entire created form of
Creation we are experiencing.
When we step into this larger awareness, it become obvious that
there is much to reality beyond our individual body and experiences
that we have. We are capable of experiencing parts, if not all, of
this reality if we create sufficient awareness. It is here that we
begins to realize there is a Consciousness that is observing the
Creation of which we are only a part. Yet we can see that each
point of consciousness and/or each fragment or piece of energy
is an individualized and independent point of consciousness capable
of expanding, or having the potential to expand its awareness to
encompass all of reality and all that is. We see and experience that
all is interconnected yet independent.
There are several analogies that can help to understand the essence
of this phenomenon and how it is possible. Although each analogy has
it limitations, each helps in a different way to see through the
complexity of how Creation manifests in the experiences we have.
They are found in the topic “Analogies
for Understanding the Individualized Points of Consciousness."
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