Self, Nature, The Universe ! - 1012 Words

Connected to Self, Nature, the Universe! Spiritual-Awareness-And-Why-It-Is-CoolHair is not the only spiritual phenomena that empowers your connection to Higher Self, Soul and Spirit, it can center you in ‘nature’ or Earth and thus the Universe. Nature allows greater study to the true nature of humans, humanity and the mysteries. In Nature we can see a clear reflection of ourselves. We are atoms, and minerals, the very chemistry and physiology of crystals, carbon, gold and other natural phenomena. Nothing that exists in our Universe is not also within ourselves. With greater awareness and expansion of consciousness we can see and know many truths and illusions that exists through myth and culture. And thus we have the freedom to choose†¦show more content†¦Are you in Alignment? Are you at-one-with what you say, what you mean and what you actually do? Do you love yourself unconditionally? Can you love someone unconditionally; in spite of so called race, sexual orientation, tribe or gender? Are you, in this life, at your next stage of personal evolution? Can you see the act of making love as spiritual rather than merely physical or emotional? Can you find the spiritual in all things other than church, the bible, forms of religion and doctrine? Is your heart open and light? Do you see your life as miracles, gratitude and blessings, rather than regret, failures and lessons? Can you recreate yourself? Consciousness is about being â€Å"awake† on many levels not merely awareness of a particular situation or man-made paradigm. Consciousness noun 1. the state of being awake and aware of one’s surrounding Consciousness is the quality or state of awareness, or, of being aware of an external object or something within oneself. Awareness noun 1. knowledge or perception of a situation or fact concern about and well-informed interest in a particular situation or development. 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