All persons who cannot recognize conscience, that is, consciousness of right and wrong, are in Nod; that is, cannot hear the voice of the Lord.17 Noe, one of the arcs of light in etherea.18 In olden times some tribes of men cut flesh out of living animals and ate it raw.
This analogy could deepen discussions of Atlantis by framing it not just as a myth, but as a poetic memory of lost greatness and the enduring impact of civilizations on human consciousness.
The gases were thought to alter her consciousness, allowing Apollo to speak through her.
The spiritual realm is described as eternal and blissful, made of sat-chit-ananda (eternal truth, consciousness, and bliss).
This interconnection is activated by human consciousness and unfolds precisely according to a predetermined timeline.
The painting contains encoded elements of Egyptian mythology, such as references to the solar plexus (the "Son of God") and the transformation of human consciousness through time.
Balancing masculine and feminine energies leads to the rainbow body, symbolizing spiritual ascension and higher states of consciousness.
The conversation ends with Schwartz highlighting Max Planck’s statement that consciousness is fundamental and causal, with materiality arising from consciousness rather than the reverse.
Theories suggest the pyramid balanced Earth's energy or acted as a consciousness-enhancing structure.
Wallis supports this view, referencing Plato’s teachings on universal consciousness.
Source Consciousness: The infinite being asking, "Who am I?" through creation.
Christ Consciousness: Yeshua (Jesus) embodied these teachings and revealed humanity’s capacity for self-realization.
Human Evolution: Steiner linked the destruction of Atlantis to a cognitive shift in human consciousness, moving from image-based thinking to analytical reasoning.
Reality is described as infinite and devoid of fixed meaning, being a projection of consciousness.
By aligning with this divine nature, individuals contribute to the upliftment of collective consciousness and the transition into a new age of play and freedom.
The participant proposes ideas about human experience and consciousness.
Bashar affirms the participant's perspective that consciousness is infinite and that individuals are autonomous yet interconnected parts of this infinite whole.
He explains that awareness arises through reflection, creating a sense of self through an "other." This interplay between the self and its reflection is foundational to consciousness.
Bashar explains that reality is not fixed; instead, it is a projection influenced by individual and collective consciousness.
This involves a collective shift in consciousness and a breakdown of outdated systems.
This realization sparked his interest in exploring how other cultures understand health, leading him to study disciplines involving mind, consciousness, and energy, especially during his travels in India.
Robbie describes the Aboriginal concept of “Dreamtime,” which she defines as a state of connection to higher consciousness, a realm the Aboriginal people consider more real than the physical world.
Aboriginal culture is grounded in high states of consciousness, where individuals live in alignment with spiritual truth and natural law.
She advocates for letting a higher consciousness, such as one’s own higher self or guardian angel, guide decision-making, instead of relying solely on the mind.
According to Robbie and Michael, consciousness has the power to influence physical health.
Both Guy and Robbie discuss the observed shifts in collective consciousness, noting that Earth is transitioning from third-dimensional to higher-dimensional frequencies, including fourth and fifth dimensions.
This essence, distinct from biological functions, may link individuals to a broader consciousness or collective awareness.
The speaker discusses a theory that evolution is moving humanity toward higher consciousness, with a potential trigger event that could accelerate this process.
This shift is seen as a movement away from primitive instincts towards a highly developed human consciousness.
Through spiritual practices, one can awaken this energy, leading to expanded awareness and potentially altered states of consciousness.
The Monroe Institute’s Gateway Experience uses frequencies and meditation to help individuals explore their consciousness.
The speaker mentions the use of reflective materials to block electromagnetic forces, potentially aiding in consciousness expansion, as practiced by prophets and mystics.
The speaker concludes with a vision of an impending transformation in human consciousness.
She regained consciousness in the synagogue parking lot, with people coming to assist her.
He explains that this shift results in a thinning of the "veil" between human consciousness and the superconsciousness, often referred to as God or Spirit.
This thinner veil enables a new level of connection, enhancing human consciousness and offering insights that were once available only to ancient shamans.
Kryon leaves viewers with a message of optimism, suggesting that this shift marks a new era for humanity, where consciousness will play an increasingly significant role in shaping all aspects of life, from innovation to global peace.
Aridif then proceeds to outline the process of election as part of co-creation within human consciousness, emphasizing that each person creates their own experience of reality, albeit collectively shared.
Aridif describes how each individual is the primary creator of their personal reality, interacting within a larger, collective consciousness.
As the physical personality develops and overcomes challenges, the soul begins a reverse process, gradually expanding its consciousness outward.
The first Hermetic principle, Mentalism, posits that consciousness and mental activity create the world.
Quantum physics supports this, with early pioneers like Max Planck suggesting in 1927 that consciousness influences life experiences.
Michael Denton’s work on the interconnectedness of the universe supports the idea that all energy, including thoughts, interacts to produce outcomes, showing how individual consciousness can shape reality.
This principle extends to human consciousness, where intellectual and emotional capacities (often associated with masculine and feminine characteristics) are essential and interdependent.
By applying these principles, one can align their intentions with their goals, using consciousness to shape their experiences.
Kovac, author of Merchants of Light: The Consciousness That Is Changing the World, grew up influenced by both religious and scientific narratives.
Holding a PhD in comparative literature, she dedicated herself to the study of ancient mythologies, aiming to understand a universal consciousness.
Ancient shamans, using rituals, dance, and sacred plants, accessed altered states of consciousness to perceive a reality beyond the physical.
Scientific research suggests that altered states of consciousness, induced by rituals and meditation, might enable access to higher realms of perception and awareness, suggesting a connection between ancient practices and scientific understandings of consciousness.
According to Kovac, structures built by cultures such as the Egyptians were designed to enhance human consciousness.
Kovac highlights that alchemy symbolized a journey toward spiritual transformation, aiming to transmute limited consciousness into cosmic awareness.
Quantum physicists are beginning to investigate the role of consciousness in shaping reality, confirming insights that ancient shamans, alchemists, and mystics held centuries ago.
As these fields converge, she notes, we may be able to access human potentials and understandings of consciousness that transcend previous limitations, expanding human capabilities in ways once considered mystical.
For those interested in these teachings, audio tools to help access higher states of consciousness are available.