Compared with "the level of your writing indicates your level of consciousness."
energy vampirism
A predatory or parasitic way of being that draws on the spiritual energy field of others, depleting them and resulting in control over them. Mentioned in Hawkins' Healing & Recovery, if I recall correctly.
vulnerability is a sign of invulnerability
Stay without ambition, without the least desire, exposed, vulnerable, unprotected, uncertain and alone, completely open to and welcoming life as it happens, without the selfish conviction that all must yield you pleasure or profit, material or so-called spiritual -- Nisargadatta.
there is no such thing as unconsciousness
Request: Consciousness subjectively makes itself known to varying degrees. As an analogy, a person in a room may have access to a single beam of light, while the sun illuminates the entire planet.
statement: all attachments calibrate below 200
Request: it would be significant to be aware of this, as it can make it way easier to let go of an attachment if all attachments are below 200 and belong to the ego.
authority over demons
At what level does one have authority over them?
"the one thing that feels really, really hard for you...
"is most often the key to your liberation and to your upleveling." Request: from Leeor Alexandra's twitter.
eye gazing (prolonged eye contact)
Request: It is prevalent in some spiritual communities. It may be a profound way of connecting when intentional and consensual, and could also be very socially awkward and inappropriate in other situations.
feelings are not in your body, they're in your mind
request: Doc said something similar to this once. At what level is this realized?
Meister Eckhart quote
"The eye through which I see God is the same eye through which God sees me; my eye and God's eye are one eye, one seeing, one knowing, one love" -- goodreads. Priority request.
OM, by David R. Hawkins
Recording of the ancient mantra “OM” by Dr. Hawkins is accompanied by a 300-year-old Tibetan bell -- audible.
mastery of the psyche
"Psyche" expands on the definition of "ego" by recontextualizing the inner space of mind as a non-local, universal experience. The ego, thought to be individual and personal, in a greater context is actually impersonal, collective psyche. (Statement at 590).