This specific realm is known as our individual subconscious. This, in turn, is driven by our behavior and reactions.įor instance, when we are excessively emotional, our attention, consciousness, subtle system and consequently, we, as spiritual beings, are pushed into a realm of consciousness on the left side of what we might equate to the spiritual ecosystem within us. The movements of our attention and consciousness causes our subtle being or subtler existence to move and traverse into various realms of consciousness.
Not to confuse you, but it might interest you to know that the macrocosm - the larger energy system of (Kundalini energy, channels and chakras) within each of us - is actually a replica of the even bigger macrocosm, the universal subtle energy system. This is why our entire physical, mental and emotional functioning is ultimately controlled by our subtle energy system. Each cell also includes within it a miniature or microcosm replica of the overall subtle system - the Kundalini energy, channels and chakras. Every cell in our body has a reflector of the soul within it and that’s how our entire bodies are controlled by the master or main soul residing in our heart. Depending on where our attention is directed, our consciousness traverses accordingly into a specific spiritual realm of consciousness.Īccording to Sahaja philosophy, the spirit or soul resides in our heart, and along with the Kundalini energy, channels, and chakras comprises our subtle energy system - that is, our existence in the causal or subtler plane. Thus, our state of consciousness is defined by the power of our attention and its constant movement. This constant dragging of our attention creates our temperament, which is largely influenced by our Gunas. At every moment in our consciousness, memories are created and stored in our brains, depending on what our attention shifts to.
These three tendencies trigger thoughts that drag our attention to the past, present or future. It is acted upon by the forces of the three Gunas or tendencies within us.
Our attention is a living canvas, ever-shifting, ever-evolving. Our state of consciousness is governed and identified by our attention. Sahaja philosophy, as explained by the teachings of Shri Mataji, plus the cumulative years of research and experience by practitioners over the past four decades, has helped us to understand and identify four distinct realms of consciousness.įirst, let’s discuss consciousness from the perspective of spirituality.
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