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The term [[Awakening]] refers to the general edification and enlightenment that occurs as [[Consciousness]] descends into a single individual [[Physical Unit]]. The term '''Great Awakening''' refers to the general edification and enlightenment of the entire planet as [[Consciousness]] descends, in full measure, into every single [[Physical Unit]] on this planet. | {{navmenu}} | ||
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<blockquote class="definition">The term [[Awakening]] refers to the general edification and enlightenment that occurs as [[Consciousness]] descends into a single individual [[Physical Unit]]. The term '''Great Awakening''' refers to the general edification and enlightenment of the entire planet as [[Consciousness]] descends, in full measure, into every single [[Physical Unit]] on this planet. The [[Great Awakening]] occurs during [[Stage Six]] of a planet's evolutionary development.</blockquote> | |||
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The Great Awakening
The term Awakening refers to the general edification and enlightenment that occurs as Consciousness descends into a single individual Physical Unit. The term Great Awakening refers to the general edification and enlightenment of the entire planet as Consciousness descends, in full measure, into every single Physical Unit on this planet. The Great Awakening occurs during Stage Six of a planet's evolutionary development.
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