Frederick Dodson - Realms of Consciousness

REALMS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Levels of Energy Book 3

2017 Frederick Dodson

TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE SCALE OF CONSCIOUSNESS

You are holding Book 3 in the series of books. For a more thorough understanding, you should have read Book 1: Levels of Energy and Book 2: Journeys in Spectral Consciousness first. This chapter provides an updated recap on some parts of those books.

Is life a random coincidence in a vast and pointless universe, or is it governed by meaning, purpose, and patterns an individual can learn to read, predict, and master? I have dedicated my life to pointing to the latter ladder. To me the Multiverse is a spectrum of energies, frequencies, and densities that can be discerned, explored, experienced. On planet earth these levels of energy correspond to certain states of mind and emotion.

This is the basic scale of emotions and consciousness levels from bottom to top. It is easier to transcend an emotion by aiming for the next one or two higher states. For example, if you are in chronic fear it is more effective to aim for anger, two steps higher, than for joy, which may be too high. We all have what I call pockets of each of these states, the question is to what extent and how frequently we experience such. Also, the negative states can be experienced legitimately (if you, for example, transgress against another human being) or neurotically (being stuck in a negative emotion for longer periods of time without needing to be).

1. Shame/Guilt
2. Apathy/Depression
3. Grief
4. Fear
5. Craving/Longing/Desire
6. Anger/Rage
7. Frustration/Stress/Overwhelm/Complaint
8. Pride/Arrogance
9. Boredom
10. Neutrality
11. Attention/Interest
12. Courage
13. Action/Positive Expectation
14. Enthusiasm/Passion
15. Energy/Intelligence
16. Appreciation/Kindness/Creativity/Love-of-Beauty
17. Humor
18. Unconditional Love
19. Inner Peace/Serenity/Bliss
20. Various states of Enlightenment

The levels of consciousness scale, as described in the previous two books, is the most powerful self-improvement and coaching tool I am aware of. It describes reality as various bands of frequency from very dense and slow, what we would experience as negative, to very light and fast, what we would experience as positive.

As previously shown, the ancient origins of the scale can be found across the globe in various religions, traditions, scriptures, and belief-systems. The scale is a blueprint for humanity. Each level of emotion corresponds to certain objects, places, people, realities, attractor-fields, and challenges. Essentially, a human being is on planet earth to exercise his/her free choice of whether to move back upwards or further downwards. Life is a perfect balance of pain and pleasure, a human is both animal and angel (lower and higher nature). If the scale of consciousness were divided into only three levels, you would have:

Animal Consciousness

This corresponds with levels 1-7 of the scale above. It is a reactive, survival-oriented, and ego-oriented mode of consciousness.

Intellectual Consciousness

This corresponds with levels 8-15 of the scale above.

It is associated with thinking, analyzing, mechanistical views of the world, robotic and automatic behavior, as well as some intelligence, productivity, and action.

Spiritual Consciousness

This corresponds to levels 16-20 of the scale and is associated with imagining, intuiting, loving, and holistic views of the world, as well as higher awareness.

Each level is associated with particular needs, viewpoints, levels of motivation, levels of attitude, intentions, and levels of awareness. Each of these emotions can be generated and created by you with the power of your own concentration and imagination. Play-acting a certain emotion or role until it becomes real is one example of using the combined mix of concentration and imagination to change your own state on the scale. Done strongly enough or often enough, the change of state will not only create a temporary shift but one that lasts. This way you can gradually move upward on the scale.

Ive coined the term spectral consciousness to imply that reality ought not be viewed as black-or-white or dually, but that everything can be viewed spectrally as many different options on a scale. For example you are not either proficient or not proficient in any skill, but rather proficient on a scale from 1 to 10 (or any other numbers). You are not either ill or healthy but rather ill/healthy on a relative scale from 1-10. Thinking in scales or spectrally allows for a more discerning, more intelligent, and a more aware mind. Eskimos know more than 50 types of snow. Most of us, unaware and undiscerning only know two, three, or maybe four types of snow, hence what we are able to experience or understand about snow is limited. Spectral Consciousness brings a broader kind of awareness to everything in life.

Levels of Intention

Whether and how your stated Intentions manifest as reality depends on your level of energy:

• Level 1: Intentions do not manifest because they are based on lack or non-integrity.
• Level 2: Intentions manifest with hard work.
• Level 3: Intentions manifest over time, and sustained action is required.
• Level 4: Intentions manifest over time, repetition of the Intention, and some smart work is required.
• Level 5: Intentions manifest over time, feeling-its-reality is required.
• Level 6: Intentions manifest over time, only Intention required.
• Level 7: Intentions manifest rapidly or immediately.
• Level 8: One has no intentions (everything happens for the best).

Levels of Motivation

As there are different levels of reality humans exist on, there are also different levels of motivation that drive them. No action or statement is made without a deeper motivation . When you detect what the level of motivation is, you can aim for the next higher level in yourself or in someone you are supporting.

• Levels 0-1: At this level one is motivated by nothing.
• Levels 1-2: At this level one is motivated by pain and pleasure . The basic drive is for survival. The definition of self is: I am a body. If someone is on this level, people need to be told what to do and given threats of pain or promises of pleasure in order to take action.
• Levels 3-4: At this level one is motivated by approval and disapproval, being right, making others wrong, and trying to make an impression on others (Do people like me?). The definition of self is unclear and vague. At this level action is motivated by desires and wanting to gain recognition.
• Levels 4-5: At this level one is motivated by vision and wanting to contribute to the world and others . There is a high degree of self-responsibility. The definition of self is: I am a role (a lawyer, a doctor, a student, a healer, etc.). At this level action is taken for the pleasure and sake of taking action, not to gain recognition or for future rewards. Rewards are in the here and now on the path itself.
• Levels 5-6: At this level one is motivated by love . There is a sense of life purpose and mission. The definition of self is: I am an eternal soul, not the mind, not the body. Giving people value and delight as well as service to a higher purpose is the motivation behind taking action.

Tamas, Rajas,Sattva, Moksha

Ancient Vedic literature defines five main states of consciousness called the Tamas, Rajas, High Rajas, Sattva, and Moksha .

Tamas is the lowest state and involves mis-emotion (apathy, fear, anger, lust, pride), various levels of crime and poverty and psychological attachments, addictions, aversions, and resistances.