Aaron Admin
Number of posts : 1919 Age : 52 Location: : Connecticut Registration date : 2007-01-24
| Subject: States of Consciousness Tue Mar 06, 2007 10:34 am | |
| Do you think that the states of consciousness "move up" from Gross to Subtle to Causal, etc... or do you think that these are just "different" states of consciousness? | |
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Travis Clementsmith Admin
Number of posts : 161 Age : 55 Location: : Murrieta, CA Registration date : 2007-03-30
| Subject: Re: States of Consciousness Fri Apr 06, 2007 10:38 pm | |
| My theory is that the Self or Proleptic Urge, whatever one wants to call it, experiences all three of the major states at once. But the key is in construction with those states. I think it actually takes quite a bit of energy to sustain a gross form. Because it takes so much energy, the subtle and causal states are ignored for a better lack of term. The Self/PU cannot sustain the energy to maintain the gross/waking construction and so we tire and fall asleep. Moving from wake to sleep is simply the Self/PU recharging to be able to sustain the gross construction. It keeps the "blueprints" in the subtle realm while the "source energy" is in the causal. It gets refreshed in the causal, looks at its blueprints in the subtle, and reconstitutes in the gross form through "waking up". Now, I don't mean to imply there is no gross form, or that it dissipates. Only the Self/UP's association does. Its proud of its construction and searches for ways to maintain it indefinitely because it has not learned to identify it's Self with it's subtle or causal bodies. That, I think, is the illusion. It believes the subtle and causal are places for materials, rather than aspects of its own grander body. How's that for way out there! | |
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Aaron Admin
Number of posts : 1919 Age : 52 Location: : Connecticut Registration date : 2007-01-24
| Subject: Re: States of Consciousness Mon Apr 09, 2007 10:50 am | |
| I think that's an interesting take on it. Cool... | |
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