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'''First Birth''' is the birth that occurs when a monad is [[Instantiation|instantiated]] from an [[Intensification of Consciousness|intensification]] in the [[Fabric of Consciousness]]. When an intensification of consciousness emerges, a new [[I]]--a new [[ego]]--is formed. An ego is born with [[The Basics]], but subsequent choices leading to individualized experience forms, over the course of eons, the [[Identity]] of the individual monad
<blockquote class="definition">'''First Birth''' is the birth that occurs when a monad is [[Instantiation|instantiated]] from an [[Intensification of Consciousness|intensification]] in the [[Fabric of Consciousness]]. When an intensification of consciousness emerges, a new [[I]]--a new [[ego]]--is formed. </blockquote>


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An instantiated monad is born with a basic [[Ego]]. However, subsequent choices leading to individualized experience. Individualized experience leads, over the course of eons, to the establishment of [[Identity]].
 
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Revision as of 14:25, 13 August 2020

First Birth is the birth that occurs when a monad is instantiated from an intensification in the Fabric of Consciousness. When an intensification of consciousness emerges, a new I--a new ego--is formed.

Related Terms

First Birth > Stage One

Notes

An instantiated monad is born with a basic Ego. However, subsequent choices leading to individualized experience. Individualized experience leads, over the course of eons, to the establishment of Identity.

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