Intensification of Consciousness
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Intensification of Consciousness
The Intensification of Consciousness is the coalescence and concentration of Consciousness to the point of egoic Self Awareness.[1][2]
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Intensification of Consciousness > Declaration of Self, Ego, First Birth, Flame of Monadic Self Awareness, Instantiation of Self Awareness, Monad
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An instantiated point of Self Awareness is known, in gnostic traditions, as a Monad. Intensification of Consciousness creates Monadic Consciousness.
Intensification of Consciousness to the point of Instantiation may be referred to as First Birth.
The process of intensification is easily understood visually. Think of a large empty room full of mist. The mist is The Fabric of Consciousness. Now imagine the mist coalescing and thickening into a single intense spot. Imagine that at a certain point the mist gets dense enough and then imagine a single spot "lightning up" as a pinpoint of Light (i.e. a Star). The "star" that appears is the self-aware Monad.
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- ↑ Mike Sosteric, “The Death of Newton: Consciousness, Spirituality, and the Second Scientific Revolution” 2019, https://www.academia.edu/114664232/.