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Origins of body consciousness
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In the Creation Story for the Creativity Perspective, it was said the consciousness within, or behind, Creation fragmented Itself in Its desire to find a Playmate. Being infinite and having an infinite number of aspects to experience, through the illusion of mind, It formed an infinite number of individual points of consciousness each fully capable of become Its Playmate. Each individual point of consciousness is identical to, and the same as, the consciousness within, or behind, Creation. Each is infinite and expansive as the consciousness within, or behind, Creation and each is capable of being fully aware and awake or asleep. The only difference between the consciousness within, or behind, Creation and any one, or all of these individual points of consciousness, is consciousness within, or behind, Creation emphasized wholeness in all aspects where as each individual point of consciousness emphasized an aspect of the wholeness. Or alternatively said, each individual point of consciousness experiences the illusion of separation from wholeness but it is nonetheless whole.. When viewed in unawareness, each individual point of consciousness appears to be separate. When viewed in wholeness each individual point of consciousness is only a different facet of consciousness within, or behind, Creation being expressed. The illusion of Creation is that consciousness within, or behind, Creation has fragmented Itself when in reality all is one. An aspect cannot be removed from the whole and the whole is the aspect. What is seen and what is experience is all a matter of how consciousness focuses its attention and awareness. In the same way consciousness within, or behind, Creation fragmented itself into an infinite number of individual points of consciousness, the conscious which create the physical plane, Om, fragmented itself in the same way to manifest Physical Creation. In doing so, it has created or will create human bodies as appropriate for our individual points of consciousness to experience its Creation. Om give unconditionally and we have a free will and are free how to use the body as we wish although it has a purpose. It is here a marriage occurs. There is a marriage of what Om offers in the form of the human body and what we provides as that energy in the form of our creative life energy/creative spirit which animates the body. The body is simultaneously designed to meet our needs and that of Om. This is why it can be said our body encodes the rules of Physical Creation and the human physical experience is our consciousness expressed physically. This, in turn is the become the basis of the gift we incarnated to give. There is something Om desires in making a body available to us and there is something we desire in incarnating to have the physical experience as a human being. As an individualize aspect of mass and energy, the body has a consciousness independent of our individual point of consciousness . As a result of the illusion of mind and all fragmentation in any form is an illusion, we literally merge our individual point of consciousness consciousness with the unique consciousness of our body to create the human experience. So a human literally lives between two worlds. The world of its body and the world of it s individual point of consciousness. Each of these world has a different perspective on what is experienced and then there is the composite view. As a creation within creation, we have the choice of experiencing many different perspective. We can experience Physical Creation from within a the unique consciousness of Om who has manifested physical reality as it currently exists. Or, we can experience Physical Creation from within a unique aspect of Om. We do so from within a vehicle made for this physical reality that best suits and expresses our unique consciousness and what we desire to experience while in Physical Creation. That is, we view from the perspective of being our body. Then we have both the perspective of our transcendental mind which desired to have a physical experience. Or, there is the perspective of our current mind which developed as a result of the experiences we have had which in the body. Of course, there is also the perspective of being a detached witness to one or all of these perspectives. Our bodies are made of mass in the form of neutrons, protons and electrons -- like any other piece of matter in the physical world. In this regard, it is exactly the same as any other piece of matter in the Physical Creation. Yet, each body is uniquely different. There is a particular arrangement to this multitude of neutrons, protons and electrons that give us each a unique body. There is no other body in the universe that is exactly like ours. Since energy and consciousness are one and the same and mass is another form of energy and our body, because of the way its mass is arranged, is also a very unique consciousness that is unlike any other in the universe. It senses the energy in the same way as but different from any other. Our body had an awareness and understanding that is unique to itself. In particular, it contains and is the manifestation of a desire of Om, the creator of Physical Creation and the desire of our individuated point of consciousness for incarnating into the body. However, the body consciousness communicates through feeling. In becoming mindful and aware of what we feel our minds can know what the body is communicating to us through its unique perspective. We can know these desires through feeling and what brings a feeling of life and passion into the body. But we must be open to feeling to the access the awareness which lies in feeling. 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