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Spirit, Consciousness and Will - (4786)

Atman, Buddhi and Manas form a triangle, trinity or trismurti just as do the three primary forces.


They are another expression of the Law of Three forming a complete system - a complete unit. 


Spirit, will and consciousness are separate yet they combine together to form a unity.


They all contain each other and participate of each other.


In consciousness there is spirit, will, cognition, light and awareness. In will there is attention which is also in consciousness, and there is also spirit in the consciousness, and in the spirit there is will and consciousness.


The ethical triangle is derived from the Logoic triangle. It is the Logioic triangle in an expression suited to the human sphere where the Logos can rule over the life of a human being and walk through the life of human being.




What one has of the other is what the spirit needs to be complete. The power of three is to make something complete. The two is the beginning - the presence of the creative spark but the three works to complete the creative spark and turn it into a unit of creation. 


They are all one in the spirit. They all work for the spirit. In the spirit is will and consciousness.


The spirit unfolds into will and consciousness. 


We can help ourselves to understand spirit as being the 'thing' that synthesis will and consciousness. Meaning it is the powerful intelligent 'thing' that is capable of putting together will and consciousness and harmonising them into one and working together with and within them.


Will and consciousness form the two legs of the spirit that walks within us.


That is all that we need to work on ourselves sucessfully: will and consciousness. With those two elements we can do everything.


End (4786).

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