The Map of Consciousness Explained: A Proven Energy Scale to Actualize Your Ultimate Potential

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People at this level are full of hopelessness, poverty, and indifference. They condemn the Supreme Master and feel that they are a victim of life and circumstances. Grief (75)

So, you might be at the level of willingness overall but prideful about your work (level of pride). Note: The Map of Consciousness identifies consciousness on a logarithmic scale of 0 to 1000 with anger, fear, etc., at the lower end of the scale, and love, joy and peace at the upper end of the scale. This Map introduces the importance of Courage (initially identified at 200) in the ascent of consciousness. This Map also identifies that as we are less resistant, i.e., as we are more allowing, we are naturally more conscious. As we are more conscious, we are naturally more blended with Source. This is the level of the greatest avatars in history. Think of Buddha, Jesus, and Krishna. Only thinking about or meditating on people at this level can already raise your level of consciousness Hawkins, David (1961). Manhattan District history, Project Y, the Los Alamos Project – Volume I: Inception until August 1945. Los Angeles: Tomash Publishers. ISBN 978-0-938228-08-0. LAMS-2532 . Retrieved February 20, 2014. Hawkins died at his home in Boulder, Colorado, on February 24, 2002. [1] He was survived by his wife Frances and daughter Julie.The highest level of human consciousness, where humanity blends with divinity. Extremely rare. Even just thinking about this level can raise your consciousness. The only variable as you ascend the Map of Consciousness is the degree to which you embody love. And as love is able to more fully express itself at the higher energetic calibrations, all views shift in harmony. An insightful perspective on the 'power vs force' dynamic, offering fresh insights into personal and professional relationships. In neutrality, there is a sense of well-being and safety. A person on this level experiences inner confidence and feels capable to live in this world.

a b c d e f g h i j Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher (March 4, 2002). "David Hawkins, 88, Historian For Manhattan Project in 1940's". New York Times . Retrieved January 27, 2017. The Language of Nature: An Essay on the Philosophy of Science. San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. OCLC 525803. [15]

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The scale is logarithmic, so for example, 200, does not have twice the power of 100, each number is to the tenth power. Meaning even a single figure jump on the scale is of great significance to the individual and the collective whole. The lower levels of consciousness include Shame, Guilt/Hate, Apathy, Grief, Fear, Desire, Anger and Pride. These levels are the most painful that we experience and it is the pain that these levels create that drive us in our desire for understanding and inner growth. These levels are dominated by falsehood. Pride – Hollywood, Gambling, United Nations as an organisation, Atheism, Heavy metal music, the collective colleges and universities across the west, Noam Chomsky, Vladmir Putin, George Soros. Important things to understand about the scale are that the descriptions characterize your predominant state. What this means is that maybe you calibrate at the level of will (c. 310), but then something really scary can happen that makes you feel anxious and scared (c. 200). This doesn’t mean that you’re now calibrating at 200, but just experiencing temporary emotions typically associated with lower energetic expressions. One has to move from objective linearity, which is prominent in reason, to subjective non-linearity which occurs in higher states of consciousness.

Willingness – Voltaire, capitalism, Scandinavia. Also the required level of consciousness to overcome addiction (quite important information) Sherwin, Martin (1982). "Audio Interview with David Hawkins". Voices of the Manhattan Project . Retrieved January 27, 2017. David Hawkins was born in El Paso, Texas, the youngest of seven children of William Ashton Hawkins, and his wife Clara née Gardiner. [1] His father was a prominent lawyer noted for his work on water law, [2] who worked for the El Paso and Northeastern Railway, [3] and was one of the founders of the city of Alamogordo, New Mexico. [1] He grew up in La Luz, New Mexico. [2]Lindsay, R. B., David (1965). "Review of The Language of Nature by David Hawkins". Physics Today. 18 (6): 58. doi: 10.1063/1.3047491. ISSN 0031-9228.

What David created was a relative, logarithmic scale that was able to chart the energy of different predominant states that he believed corresponded with someone’s level of consciousness. As stated before, we experience different levels at various times but usually, we are in a predominant state of consciousness. Many believe that a strong desire is necessary to achieve one’s goals but the truth is that we achieve our goals despite desire. Most of us have experienced grief at a certain phase of our lives. But if someone stays at this level for a long duration, then it can lead to depression. People at this stage feel tragic and despondent, and they have disdainful feelings toward the Divine Master. Photo by Gadiel Lazcano on Unsplash Fear (100) Where would you (currently) place yourself on the Map of Consciousness? Add your answer in the form below.There are 17 significant levels to be aware of. I am not going to go into each level in much detail but just give a sentence or 2 about each one. Here are a number different representations of the Map of Consciousness. (It is perhaps a good idea to have the map in front of you as we walk through the relevant stages). a b c d e f g h i j k "David Hawkins Papers". University of Colorado Boulder Libraries, Special Collection, Archives and Preservation Department. Archived from the original on October 11, 2021 . Retrieved October 10, 2021. Above the lower consciousness levels, desire and wantingness are replaced by decision, commitment, and choosing. It is then not necessary to crave but to just follow the steps to actualization. Ulam, Stanisław (1983). Adventures of a Mathematician. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. ISBN 978-0-684-14391-0. OCLC 1528346. His papers are in the library of the University of Colorado, Boulder. [4] In 2013, the University of Colorado hosted an interactive exhibit in Boulder about his life and work, Cultivate the Scientist in Every Child: The Philosophy of Frances and David Hawkins. [13] Over the following five years, the exhibit travelled to Wyoming, New Mexico, Nebraska, Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and California, before arriving in its permanent home at Boulder Journey School in Boulder. [14] Selected works [ edit ]