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Keith · 03-10-2007, 03:02 AM

The levels of consiousness model makes a lot of sense to me. Fear and neediness are necessarily limiting. Once you transcend them, your self-centred needs are satiated and you set your sights and your goals wider.

I don't see how a life of self-focussed 'polarity' and a life of other-focussed 'polarity' can both be meaningful paths and the levels of consciousness model be correct.

Under the levels of consciousness model, a life of self-focus means that you haven't even reached the 'gateway' level of 'acceptance'.

The only way I can see to reconcile the two models is to say that the levels of consciousness aren't actually a progression. But that doesn't feel right.

Thoughts?

03-10-2007, 03:02 AM	#1 (permalink)
Keith Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 1,139	Lightworker/Darkworker & levels of consciousness. The levels of consiousness model makes a lot of sense to me. Fear and neediness are necessarily limiting. Once you transcend them, your self-centred needs are satiated and you set your sights and your goals wider. I don't see how a life of self-focussed 'polarity' and a life of other-focussed 'polarity' can both be meaningful paths and the levels of consciousness model be correct. Under the levels of consciousness model, a life of self-focus means that you haven't even reached the 'gateway' level of 'acceptance'. The only way I can see to reconcile the two models is to say that the levels of consciousness aren't actually a progression. But that doesn't feel right. Thoughts?