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More about transformation and added info of the ‘Monad’ and the ‘I AM THAT I AM’.
In July I was thinking about consciousness and awareness, this led me to post an article about it.
After finishing that task, my mind wandered to the concept of "I am," which then led me to consider the "monad." Now I'm writing about it, trying to make sense of it in my own thoughts. There were two prompts concerning these two subject that came out of the blue.
They were blogs that I found quite co-incidental on these two subjects, I had already written about them before I read the blogs.
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In July, I spent a lot of time meditating in silence and reflecting deeply on the nature and origins of consciousness.
During this period of silence, I realised there was another important question about—the 'I am that I am.' I began to wonder: who am I? what am I? where am I? This made me question the 'monad', a term I'd heard for years but never fully considered, as I once thought it was beyond my understanding.
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What I've noticed is that the outcome of going into yourself deeply, being in the void and silence, or in the moment brings up questions about the separate parts of the inner self, like our emotions, our awareness what brings us happiness or sadness, causes anxiety or fear, and how do these relate to our sense of self?
These questions come up and as they do, can we answer them?
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I've begun exploring these things and trying to understand their roles. Some, like the instinctive fight-or-flight response, are hardwired for our protection, but most remain somewhat mysterious.
The research gives some of the answers.
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As we start on our physical pathway, we go through what is called the of four stages in our progress, the first stage is called the ‘I AM” body and ego identification: you believe that you are physical body and have a personal history driven completely by survival, social conditioning and material states.
Some people stay at this level by choice and live a happy life.
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The next phase is known as the self-awareness state, during which you become aware of your thoughts and actions and recognize that you are distinct from your shifting mental reactions. You reach this stage when you begin to question who you are and what are you doing in your life. You begin to meditate or do another form of self-awareness.
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Awakening represents the third stage, often referred to as the "I am" presence, in which you experience the quiet essence of pure existence—the core self—distinct from external influences.
Achieving this state requires patience and the want to do it; through mastering deep open focus meditation, you can sit quietly within yourself and enter the void that this practice brings. There, you begin to realize that your existence is far more expansive than you previously believed.
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Surrender is the ultimate phase, involving release of attachments, acceptance, and recognition that personal identity reflects universal consciousness.
There might come a time in your life when you ask these questions that start you on your pathway of spiritual awareness just by asking them.
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You come to a point where you realise that you are something greater than you ever thought, that's when you become aware of going into the void and the silent moment within yourself, quietly cutting out all excess noise this is when you begin to understand that your ‘I am’ and your monad is far bigger than you ever assumed.
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You can connect to it in ways you may not have imagined before. Your spiritual path has guided you through the initial two stages and now toward the final two, ultimately leading you to your highest spiritual self.
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It's quite amazing once you realise that you can be apart from the 3D World hubbub when you want, that you can come away from it within yourself quite easily and be part of yourself and the universe in your void, connecting to your ‘monad’ and your ‘I am that I am’ with the feeling it gives you of oneness, calmness, security, love and happiness.
Be Love Be Light Be Happy.
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