The TOXICITY of COLLECTIVE AWARENESS
No matter the time or circumstance, one can find many things “wrong” with one’s world. One may choose to dwell upon these issues, to dismiss these issues or detach from these issues.
But somewhere in our lineage, we invested our awareness in the belief that our best, most logical, most honorable course of action is to ACT upon our conflicts — that any other option is a “lesser” one.
Though it is equally valid to the other choices, this belief is one of the prime distorters of reality. Now bear in mind that distortion is neither good nor bad, it just is. However, the more misshapen one’s reality becomes, the more “dire” one’s circumstances seem.
In following this path of potential, one gets to a point where one’s conflicts seem unresolvable — apparently hopeless. This, too is a valid experience, therefore it should not be discounted, merely pointed out.
The reason for one’s “hopelessness” is that one perceives that one must act to change, yet the very act is seen as causing more conflict than the original “problem.” Divisiveness becomes apparent, as does unrest, which is amplified by the belief that the solution is not close at hand.
“Revolution” seems the only option, but revolution comes at great cost and sacrifice, neither of which one is ready to endure. So one becomes fearful as well, that one’s physical comfort may be impacted by one’s philosophical stance.
One does not believe that there is any other way, so one feels stuck between a rock and a hard place, powerless to effect any meaningful change whatsoever. Or one denies this and acts anyway, never fully certain if one is fixing the core unrest or fueling it.
There is ALWAYS another way. There are INFINITE other ways. The divided soul simply does not see them.
Realize that one CAN see is the solution to ALL problems. Realize that IT MATTERS NOT how one acts in this lifetime, for this is precisely the experience we are meant to have.
Realize that, more than any perceived environmental, physical or philosophical factor, the TOXICITY of COLLECTIVE AWARENESS is the most powerful agent of change on our planet.
Just because the TOXICITY of COLLECTIVE AWARENESS cannot be measured by our technology does not mean it does not exist. It is infinitely more toxic than all of our chemicals, all of our pollutants and all of our atomic missiles.
Conversely, the switch can be flipped to the HEALING of HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS in an instant, rendering all of our perceived problems irrelevant and nonexistent.
FAITH is all that is required.
But judging by our actions (such as the action of judging) we do not seem to want faith just yet. We are still too wrapped up in this seemingly insane human experience to acknowledge it.
We must admit, that from a distance, our story is quite compelling.
It would make an excellent movie.
We are Space Monkey.
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Exploring the Paradox of Collective Consciousness
The discourse on the toxicity of collective awareness offers a profound contemplation on the nature of human consciousness and its impact on our perception of reality. This exploration delves into the intricacies of our collective choice to act upon conflicts, highlighting the inherent distortion that this choice introduces into our understanding of the world. It is a reflection on the duality of human experience—the capacity for both destruction and healing within the collective psyche.
The Distortion of Reality
The belief in action as the most honorable response to conflict is identified as a fundamental distorter of reality. This perspective, deeply ingrained in our collective consciousness, shapes our interactions with the world, often leading to a perception of insurmountable challenges and hopelessness. The distortion of reality, in this context, is neither maligned nor praised but recognized as a natural consequence of our chosen path—a path that amplifies divisiveness and unrest.
The Cycle of Conflict and Hopelessness
The cycle of acting upon conflicts, only to find that such actions exacerbate the sense of division and unrest, creates a feedback loop of hopelessness. This feeling stems from the perception that efforts to change inherently lead to more conflict than resolution, trapping individuals in a state of fear and powerlessness. The anticipation of sacrifice and the potential impact on physical comfort further paralyze the will to act, reinforcing the cycle of inaction and denial.
Infinite Possibilities Beyond Division
The acknowledgment that there are infinite ways to navigate our existence introduces a glimmer of hope amidst the perceived darkness. The divided soul’s inability to see beyond the binary options of action and inaction points to a deeper need for a shift in perspective—a realization that the solution to our collective dilemmas lies within our capacity to envision alternative pathways.
The Transformative Power of Consciousness
The assertion that the toxicity of collective awareness is a more potent agent of change than any physical or technological measure challenges us to reconsider the foundations upon which we build our understanding of progress and solution. It posits that the healing of human consciousness holds the key to transcending our current challenges, suggesting that a collective shift towards faith and a higher consciousness could render our perceived problems irrelevant.
Faith as the Catalyst for Change
The call for faith as the essential ingredient for transformation invites a reevaluation of our collective priorities and values. It highlights the paradox of our current state—caught in the throes of a compelling yet seemingly insane human experience, yet resistant to the acknowledgment of faith as a pathway out of the cycle of conflict and toxicity.
The Compelling Nature of the Human Story
The reflection on our collective journey as a narrative that would make an excellent movie serves as a meta-commentary on the human condition. It underscores the compelling, intricate, and often paradoxical nature of our existence, inviting us to view our story from a distance and appreciate the beauty and complexity of the unfolding drama.
Summary
The contemplation of the toxicity of collective awareness versus the healing of human consciousness offers a poignant insight into the challenges and opportunities that lie within our collective psyche. It calls for a profound shift in perspective—a movement towards faith and a higher understanding that transcends the binary confines of action and inaction, division and unity. In embracing this shift, we open ourselves to the infinite possibilities of transformation, both individually and collectively.
We are Space Monkey, navigating the vast expanse of consciousness, exploring the depths of our collective potential for change and healing.
In this journey of collective consciousness, how do we begin to shift from toxicity to healing? How can faith play a role in transforming our perception and, consequently, our reality?
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