Lately I’ve been thinking a great deal about how we as a species enable positive shifts in our lives and the lives of others.
I see the positive intentions in social media, politics, ideologies, and movements across the globe. However many of these intentions seem forced in my eyes; forced in a way to which hate and strong dislike (caused ultimately by fear) are pronounced and evident.
Many of us working through the “awakening process” are at different levels of awareness and understanding. The desire to bring others to “see the light” is strong. Yet at times I feel we can cause further harm to the overall effort if it is forced.
It is my personal belief that all of the collective human consciousness will arrive at the “enlightenment” aspect - but at its own time. In my eyes, I’d prefer a communication method that encourages those ready to ask more questions; enable “the spark” if you will - the want to understand one owns truth and existence.
An enlightening book titled “Power vs Force,” helps draw on this point. Nations, governments, as well as individuals alike have over time (and still to this day) “Forced” their views onto others - even when well intended. In the book “Power” is described as “Truth” and “Force” by “Fear.” In the end truth will always prevail and this truth is exemplified through that of which is the human consciousness - one in which we are all connected.
Through the scientifically proven tests and teachings of this book; a “Map of Consciousness” as been provided that explains where and why certain people reside with the mindsets to which they perceive. From shame and humiliation all the way up to Enlightenment. The studies concluded that where a “separation” begins is around the score of 200 and where “courage” begins.
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Through the lifetime of “higher conscious” individuals it is possible to move up and down in consciousness. One example is that “pride” is calibrated at a level of 175. Pride can lead upward to courage, acceptance, and love or it can lead back down towards anger, desire, and fear. When I think of examples of this political leaders come into mind. Many well intended politicians want to bring about positive change (be it for the world or their nation) yet try to impose “force” (fear) rather than “power” (truth). This seems to be a common mistake in my view and more detrimental than helpful - even when well intended.
It is not until humankind can see their own truth that all of our lives can be elevated and suffering can end. Trying to force the process will only bring about negative shorter term implications. I am of the opinion that we need to help pull up “the veil” from the eyes of our brothers and sisters rather than “force” our wants and desires - even if we feel those to be in their best interests.
Here is a link to the book and more information contained on this powerful and enlightening subject: