Written by Mathew Naismith
Universal consciousness denotes a collective consciousness being
as one which seems to refer to being & acting as one source not individual
sources, we refer this oneness as the spiritual side of life however the
problem with this is everything is as one because everything is of the universal
consciousness, we don’t have to try to act & be oneness we already are but
we are still separating one from the other because it’s not in harmony with our
own perception of oneness. We have perceived,
to be at one we need to think & act as one but we are already at one just
in different perspectives of this oneness that’s all.
We separate oneness from individuality & through this separateness
we are actually doing the opposite to what we think we are doing. We don’t have
to all act & be as one we already are so separating spirituality from individuality
or from anything that gives us discord & bad feelings isn’t really being at
one at all because we have just separated the universal consciousness up into
parts of discord & harmony, spiritual & non-spiritual. So what I am saying
here is no matter what we are experiencing it’s all of the universal consciousness
therefore oneness no matter what we are doing & experiencing, it’s all of
the spiritual. What we seem to be doing here is separating anything that doesn’t
give us hope & good feelings isn’t of the spiritual therefore universal consciousness
which of course is impossible, now does this sort of concept/thought sound a
little self-serving?
My last post was well received by some & judged by
others as being unjustly judgmental obviously on the fact that living a life
based on fact is living a life of illusions because facts change as we become more
aware. I judged people who can only think by facts therefore think in absolute’s
as living an illusion because there are no absolute’s as consciousness is
always changing. Judgment is frowned
upon by various spiritually aware people but it’s all a part of the universal consciousness/spiritual,
where is the true oneness in separating certain parts of the universal consciousness
from other parts of the universal consciousness & calling one part that
serves us spiritual & all else something else. This sounds awfully like if you’re not
religious you’re a heathen/infidel; we haven’t come very far especially towards
oneness by the sounds of it!!
It’s very hard when we are brought up to serve our own needs
to see everything that also doesn’t serve our needs & desires being part of
the universal consciousness/spirituality but we can’t really refute the
obvious, all is one which of course includes anything of judgment & ego as
well. Seeing faults in ourselves &
others is awareness building for without such characteristics attaining
awareness would be a long hard road to tread, if it’s not already, so why make
it harder!!
Universal means all within it’s entirety working together,
just because at the human level we seem to be individually working as separate entities
doesn’t mean we are truly working individualistically it just means we are
seeing different parts of the universal consciousness through each of us as one
entity being the universal consciousness. The universal consciousness is one
entity warts & all; we must stop serving ourselves through our desires at
the human level to find true universal oneness as it’s all as one ego & all.
One is never in judgement in finding faults in others if we
looked at each other as being one entity, what we are doing is finding faults
within this one entity which will eventually help us to define ourselves as one.
If we keep separating what we perceive as just the spiritual from the rest of
the universal consciousness instead of seeing it as one entity we will never
become one collectively. Casting judgment onto others of being judgmental &
of the ego represents separateness not oneness. Next time you cast judgment
onto others think of yourself as one entity, you will then realise all you are
doing is casting judgment upon yourself which is the universal consciousness not
a separate entity.
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