Conscious living is the awareness of your existence, thoughts, feelings, sensations, and surroundings while being in the present moment and grounding you in your physical body. It is a linear and nonlinear state of being. It is where spirit and matter (the physical world) reside within you.
Why is it essential to cultivate and integrate this practice into your life?
It is essential because consciousness gives rise to understanding yourself and Life. It teaches you to know what you are feeling, what thoughts are floating in your mind, and how your physical body feels.
It is about personal awareness and the awareness of others. Consciousness expands your perspective to see beyond your own story and into the stories of others. It allows you to see them objectively rather than just reacting subjectively, thus cultivating compassion through consciousness.
When you are conscious, there is relevancy brought to your environment, which enriches your experiences because you are fully present in that moment. In addition, consciousness shows you how to connect with spirit and your Divine Guidance.
Consciousness takes effort, but it is worth it. The more conscious you are, the more you are truly awake and alive – and the more positively you can direct your Life.
Be the Artist of your Love, your Life, and your Beauty, through Conscious Thought.
Thoughts are forms of energy. These forms of energy are felt whether you are consciously aware of them or not. This energy radiates outward and permeates the environment around you. You will internally interpret these “qualities of effect,” which you will respond to consciously and subconsciously, which will determine your reaction to every situation you encounter.
Thoughts are decisive actions.
- What quality of energy do you radiate, and how does it permeate into Life and others around you?
- Does it feel like love or judgment?
- Does your quality of energy contains joy, peace, beauty, and self-acceptance, or does it hold anger, hate, self-loathing, and fear?
- What type of energies do you surround yourself with?
“The more I love, the more I know.” William Meader
