Some Learnings About Consciousness

Some Learnings About Consciousness – (1499)

Our Ideas:

A Sun Shining Ever Brightly?

We may think that when the consciousness is awakened or when we have a large amount of consciousness awakened it will constantly shine like the sun does in space. Forever resplendent.

This is wrong. I am learning this not from myself but from the teachings of another.

The consciousness is subject to the ebb and flow of things. There are moments when it glows with less intensity than other moments.

This means that there are moments when the consciousness is more awake than in other moments. The consciousness too pulsates, as do the worlds and the galaxies.

The consciousness can also get tired and needs a certain repose.

Conscious Decides Always By Itself?

We may think that when the consciousness awakens it works by itself all time whether we want it or like it or not.

This is wrong too.

The consciousness as Master Samael says is ray of light where it is up to us (the human being) to decide on what and how we focus the light. We may decide to focus it on what the ego wants or on the consciousness itself or something else, good or bad.

All Immune?

We may think that the consciousness is immune, that it is a blazing sun that dissolves all that falls under its rays.

This is wrong too.

The consciousness can be worn down if not exercised often enough and not isolated enough from the darkness and from the more lunar type of impressions.

Conclusion

When the masters awaken consciousness this is where they have to be more careful than ever not to allow it to become bottled again or worn down or subjected too many impressions of a negative type.

End (1499).

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