There Is No Actual "Unconsciousness"

The human consciousness comprises only a tiny bandwidth of Infinite Consciousness. When the human mind "sleeps" it allows itself to recharge itself and play in other realms of Consciousness. All experiences of Consciousness are simultaneous; this is reflected in human experience in the fact that all brainwave frequencies are actually simultaneous, even though one's attention may be predominantly focused in the beta brainwave frequency, for example. (This simultaneity is an example of the "As above, so below" metaphor.) There is no actual "unconsciousness," for Infinite Consciousness Itself cannot really sleep; and thus, in truth there is likewise no actual "sleep" in any of the "levels" or "states" of Consciousness. (Again, this is the metaphysical law of "As above, so below.")

"Un" implies lack, and there is no real lack in Infinite Consciousness. There is only *appearance* of lack, but Infinite Consciousness Itself is not an appearance, as It is the Eternal Background, so to speak, of all appearances. Likewise, there is really no "sub-conscious." There is really no "above" nor "below" in Infinite Consciousness. Infinite Consciousness Itself is beyond all notions of "bandwidth." It is beyond all measure. The Indian word maya also means "measure," and this word is often translated to mean "illusion." That which can be measured is, in fact, an illusion of Infinite Consciousness. The Sanskrit ma-ya is "not That," meaning that anything that is perceived in creation is not the Infinite Reality in Itself, although in another sense one can indeed perceive the Creator as everything, "All-That-Is." However, Infinite Consciousness--Absolute Reality--is even beyond all notions of a "Creator." Infinite Consciousness Itself cannot really be measured, as one cannot measure Infinity. Eternity Itself cannot be measured. Oneness Itself cannot be divided. All of creation is a play of Consciousness for Its enjoyment.

You, the Real You, is fully aware while the brain may appear to be in a state of "deep, dreamless sleep." Neuroscience is barely close to discovering the True Nature of Consciousness, as it deals heavily with specific classification in relation to the brain and the body, rather than offering a broad, general understanding of Consciousness as Non-physical in Its True Nature. However, quantum physics is helping neuroscience "upgrade" its philosophy on what the "nervous system" really is in terms of Consciousness, just as mysticism has greatly helped physics expand its understanding on what "matter" really is. Every "particle" and "wave" in the Omniverse--the All-That-Is--is aware, awake and alive. Nothing truly sleeps. Unawareness doesn't exist; it only *seems* to exist from a vantage point of a mind that perceives "unawareness."

Yes. Well done.