Energy meditation ME reversed.

[Michael K.]

Originally Posted by Uma

Thanks Michael. I wouldn't describe consciousness and awareness as separate things but as synonymous, but that's the teaching I'm coming from. With energy and consciousness it's a chicken and egg question isn't it? Really the two are different expressions of the one. I'm more interested in the knowledge that I can put into practice though. When energy stills and more of the pure consciousness reveals itself, that's what puts me into deeper witness mode. When pure consciousness manifests as energy that puts me into deeper co-creative mode. I'm not sure how your theory works in a practical way for you. For something to have value for me, it needs to be practical.

Thanks UMA i understand completely what you are saying, and thanks once again, I personally find energy very practical so much so that i use it every day. Consciousness for me is a relative reflection of awareness, awareness is Absolute, consciousness is not, it is relative and without reflection would not exist. Energy arises from the Absolute intention of the Absolute, all motion universally is Energy intending to bring about fruition of the primal INTENTION.
regards michael

[Uma]

Originally Posted by Michael K.

I personally find energy very practical so much so that i use it every day

Me too

[iamthat]

Originally Posted by Michael K.

Consciousness for me is a relative reflection of awareness, awareness is Absolute, consciousness is not, it is relative and without reflection would not exist.

This seems to come down to our personal definitions of these terms. I could easily say "Awareness for me is a relative reflection of Consciousness, Consciousness is Absolute, awareness is not, it is relative and without reflection would not exist." This would be just as true, depending on what we might mean by these terms.

And do we differentiate between consciousness (as in everyday states of consciousness) and Consciousness (as in the existence which gazes out through our eyes)?

Peace

[Michael K.]

Originally Posted by iamthat

This seems to come down to our personal definitions of these terms. I could easily say "Awareness for me is a relative reflection of Consciousness, Consciousness is Absolute, awareness is not, it is relative and without reflection would not exist." This would be just as true, depending on what we might mean by these terms.

And do we differentiate between consciousness (as in everyday states of consciousness) and Consciousness (as in the existence which gazes out through our eyes)?

Peace

I quite agree there jamthat we each have our own perspective and all are equally valid, I see consciousness just as a reflection of awareness, and that mind without thoughts would not even exist.

regards m ichael.