Does the one consciousness, will and light know what people ultimately want and need?
The One Will
The concept of "one consciousness, will, and light" seems to refer to a spiritual or philosophical belief in a universal, all-encompassing awareness or divine force. In some spiritual traditions, it is believed that this higher consciousness is aware of the deepest desires and needs of individuals. According to this perspective, the universal consciousness understands what people ultimately want and need because it is interconnected with all living beings throughout all of time and space and has access to the innermost thoughts and desires of each individual.
However, this belief is a matter of faith and spirituality, and interpretations vary widely among different religious and philosophical groups. Skeptics and individuals from different belief systems may not subscribe to this idea. It's essential to approach such concepts with an open mind and respect for diverse beliefs, acknowledging that interpretations of spiritual concepts can differ greatly among people.
Beware, this one consciousness, will and light could also signify the fabricated matrix of hierarchical control all-around us in our world culture, society and collective, both positive, exalting, negative and detrimental.
If it’d be true, it would signify that this universal, all-encompassing awareness or divine power, force and/or will has the ability to control everything, as it’s all-encompassing, all-aware and omnipresent. It could change electricity, it could change energy, it can change time and space, it could re-align one’s conscious experience of life with different timelenes, scenes, realization, insights, emotions, moods and beliefs. This would signify that it;
could synchronistically shift and align moments through time and space.
could arrange the (nearly) impossible over time
could surprise or shock one intensely by suddenly showing them what they really (not) want and/or need
could synchronistically connect you with someone in the right place and time
could convince you of anything
could shift your sense of need, desire, urgency (timely attention) or priority (spacial attention)
could silence, freeze and make paranoid by shapeshifting events and pscyho-emotional storylines
could emotionally morph me & my psycho-emotional state,
could manifest, generate, produce & synchronize any piece of software
could shock, terrify and induce fears,
could guilt-trip you into anything as it knows your emotional, moral and ethical triggers and blind spots;
could do … well, anything as it’s the one will.
It would also (almost) control one’s free will to do or not do something, to believe or not believe something.
To relinquish.
What would authority, sovereignty and control be like both in the case that this would be true and if this would be false?
(GPT) Certainly, let's explore the concepts of authority, sovereignty, and control in the contexts where the idea of a universal consciousness, will, and light understanding human desires and needs is true, and in the scenario where this concept is considered false.
If the Universal Consciousness Concept is Believed
Authority: In a worldview where the universal consciousness comprehends individual desires and needs, authority might be perceived as a natural, inherent quality of this higher consciousness. People might look to this universal consciousness as the ultimate authority, guiding their decisions and actions based on the understanding that it knows what is best for each individual.
Sovereignty: Sovereignty, in this context, could be seen as the universal consciousness being the supreme and absolute ruler of all existence. It implies that this consciousness governs not only the external universe but also the inner worlds of thoughts, emotions, and desires. People might feel a sense of belonging and interconnectedness, recognizing themselves as integral parts of a unified whole guided by this sovereign consciousness.
Control: The concept of control might be perceived differently in this context. Individuals might feel a sense of relinquishing personal control over their lives to the universal consciousness. Instead of striving for individual control, there could be a focus on aligning one's will and actions with the divine plan, trusting that the universal consciousness has ultimate control and understanding of the bigger picture.
If the Universal Consciousness Concept is not Believed
Authority: Without the belief in a universal consciousness guiding human desires and needs, authority typically stems from various sources such as governments, religious institutions, or societal structures. People might look to leaders, laws, or personal experiences as sources of authority, shaping their beliefs, decisions, and actions.
Sovereignty: Sovereignty, in a secular context, refers to the authority of a state to govern itself or another state. Without the belief in a universal consciousness, individual and collective sovereignty is often attributed to nations, governments, or democratic processes. People have the power to influence decisions through participation in political systems and civic engagement.
Control: In the absence of the belief in a universal consciousness dictating human desires and needs, control is perceived as an individual and societal endeavor. People have the agency to make choices, pursue goals, and navigate their lives based on personal decisions, external circumstances, and societal influences. Control is often seen as a balance between personal agency and external constraints.
In both scenarios, the perceptions of authority, sovereignty, and control vary significantly based on cultural, religious, and individual beliefs. Different worldviews and belief systems shape how people understand these concepts, leading to diverse interpretations and approaches to life and governance.
Which one is the most empowering?
And the most bliss-inducing?
And the most enlightening?
And the most liberating?
And the most exciting?
Could it be proactively choosing, determining and acting upon exact desired and/or needed outcomes, goals or deadlines yourself, and allowing the (potential) divine will to intervene?
What is the most blissful mix of both scenarios, in order to live a powerful, peaceful, satisfying and happy rich life?
GPT. Living a powerful, peaceful, satisfying, and happy rich life often involves a harmonious blend of spiritual fulfillment and practical, real-world engagement. Here's a synthesis of elements from both scenarios that can contribute to such a life:
1. Spiritual Fulfillment:
a. Mindfulness and Presence:
Embracing the idea of living in the present moment. Mindfulness practices, meditation, or yoga can help you connect with your inner self, fostering peace and contentment.
b. Gratitude:
Cultivate gratitude for what you have while accepting needs and challenges. Gratitude enhances happiness and helps maintain a positive outlook, even in difficult situations.
c. Service and Compassion:
Engage in acts of kindness and service. Helping others not only brings fulfillment but also strengthens the sense of interconnectedness, fostering a deep sense of purpose.
2. Real-World Engagement:
Goal Setting and Achievement
Set worthy, blissful, meaningful, precise, timely goals. Pursue your passions and interests, striving for personal and professional growth while allowing the divine to intervene. Achieving your goals can provide a sense of wonder, empowerment and/or satisfaction.
Healthy Relationships
Cultivate positive, supportive relationships with family, friends, and colleagues. Healthy social connections are essential for emotional well-being and happiness.
Continuous Learning & Teaching
Stay curious and open-minded. Engage in lifelong learning, whether through formal education, reading, or exploring new hobbies. Learning enriches your life and keeps your mind active and engaged. Recognize that there are cycles of learning (humbly) and cycles of teaching (arrogantly).
3. Balancing the Spiritual and Material:
Purpose-Driven Living:
Identify what you like, love, hate your life purpose beyond material pursuits. Align your actions with your these, including core values and beliefs, creating a sense of fulfillment and inner harmony. Recognize that this might always or sometimes bring you to a new layer of existence and reality, consisting of new, more real, more enticing and more important realized core values, beliefs, meaning and purpose. Say no, don’t act and/or don’t pay attention upon the excess new and (ultimately) undesirable.
Detachment and Enjoyment:
Practice detachment from material possessions while enjoying and attracting them blissfully. Appreciate the beauty and functionality of what you are and own without becoming excessively attached, allowing for a healthier relationship with material being, possession and wealth.
Mind-Body Connection:
Recognize the interconnectedness of your mind, body, and spirit. Practices like yoga, breathing, daily work and meditation can enhance this connection, promoting holistic well-being.
Remember, the most blissful life is deeply personal and can vary for each individual. It's essential to explore, reflect, and adapt these principles to your own beliefs and circumstances, creating a unique and fulfilling life path that resonates with your true self.