Spiritual Level

We experience the spiritual level as a connectedness to many layers of awareness. An expanding consciousness can then be experienced as a gradual waking up to these layers of awareness. One also becomes the observer of one’s own habits, patterns, pains, and choices.

Clear and conscious observation is required of our selves and our level of responsibility, integrity, and impeccability in order to be openhearted, lighthearted, and grounded.

It seems to take the integrity of honest self-observation and Zen-like mindfulness to remain aware of whether one is in a state of oneness or dwelling in a dualistic reality.

Awareness and Consciousness don’t need to be healed, but connected to. We offer simple and effective ways for this.

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