It is only by raising our consciousness to a spiritual level that we discover that we exist at the level of the soul even without the physical body. Little do people realize that death is just a transition from this physical world to another realm of existence. They think of death as the end of their existence. What is it that most of us fear the most? Most people fear death. Freedom from FearĪnother aspect of spiritual consciousness is freedom from fear. When we tap into that spiritual consciousness and merge into the ocean of God, we too have access to all-consciousness. God is also able to simultaneously know what is happening to each of us at every second at the same time.
Thus, all knowledge about us is known to God. God is like a giant server that hosts all our individual souls or websites. By logging on we access all the information we want. The server that hosts all the sites is a storehouse of all the information on all the sites. If we look at the Internet, we find that all information is available to us by logging onto different sites. We think we are very advanced, but it is just a small beginning for what humanity will develop in the future. If we want to get a small glimpse of how this is possible, we need only look to our primitive technology today. God created all creation and is fully aware of everyone and everything. Whereas now the list of people we love may be short, including only our spouse, partner, family members, and close friends, the list will grow to encompass every person in creation and even every living thing in creation.Īnother aspect of spiritual consciousness is that of all-consciousness or wisdom. When we tap into our spiritual consciousness, we not only experience love ourselves, but we expand in our own capacity to love others. We may lose the love of everyone in the world, but we are sustained by a much higher and more permanent love-the divine love of God embracing us from within. It embraces each of us equally, and is an unconditional love that does not see our outer differences. We are all swimming in God’s love but do not know it. It is an all-embracing, fulfilling, satisfying love that pulls close to its heart all that exists. The love we think of as love is but a reflection of a much higher love, a divine love. It is hard for us to understand this, because we as human beings think of love in a limited and narrow sense. The ocean of spiritual consciousness is an ocean of love. God is love, our soul being of the same essence as that of God is love, and the way back to God is through love. Qualities of Spiritual Consciousness LoveĪnyone who has experienced spiritual consciousness has spoken of coming in contact with divine love. When we tap into our spiritual consciousness, we experience the qualities of spiritual consciousness – all-consciousness, love, peace, unity, bliss and freedom from fear. This consciousness at the level of soul, independent of our body and mind, is what is termed spiritual consciousness. The soul is a part of God and is the power that enlivens the body. We are actually a soul, a conscious entity which inhabits the body. This is called body consciousness or physical consciousness. Most of us are aware of our body, of the thoughts passing through our mind, and of the world around us. It is becoming conscious of the soul and God within us. What is Spiritual Consciousness?īefore we discuss ways to tap into our spiritual consciousness, let us examine what it is. It lies within, waiting to be discovered. It is the ocean of spiritual consciousness, of God, waiting to be tapped within each of us. It is an ocean that offers not only refreshing waters to bathe the body, but also refreshing waters to nourish the soul. It is an ocean that is far more permanent than the seas. There is another ocean, far greater than the physical waters of this earth. People often go to the seashore to bathe in these waters or gaze upon their beauty.
On this great planet lie deep, vast oceans with their cool refreshing waters, their tranquil scenery, and their hidden mysteries.
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