Consciousness Awakening

Since awakening mode is a complete reversal of a sleep state of mind, and a spontaneous leap from a state of automatic existence to a state of complete choice of all our actions,
There is no room in it for any process, and at the same time we know that process actions are needed to reach a state of wakefulness, the end of the illusion.

The entire awakening process is actually a process of preparation and training for that spontaneous awakening moment, a process that can be long and tedious that only a few are willing to do.

So what is awakening?

The awakening itself is the connection to the idea that arises within the sleeping person and turns out to be more important than his private desires that have governed his life until now, while a deep, non-mental memory of the simple truth arises in the person, that he lives for the purpose of giving and serving.

An awake person sees himself as a tool for the world. He sees the individual as only a partial story that serves the whole, like a leg that serves the body, while the tool changes according to what the body wants to do.

In moments of information absorption and momentary recollection people think they are waking up, but it soon turns out that it was just another dream.

Awakening is not a questionable thought or a temporary experience.
When ones wakes up, once knows that something has changed forever.

A distinction must be made between wakefulness and awareness, because Awakening is a cellular experience and not a mental thought about myself.

Awakening takes place on an experiential level and is expressed through the behavior of the body, and through the intellect in spontaneous, original and creative thinking.
Awareness is the mental recognition of the existing, the connection of the person to what is happening around him and the channeling of the thinking process towards the goals he set for himself.

An awake person takes responsibility for everything, he no longer has anyone to blame and runs out of excuses, he takes full responsibility for everything that happens inside and around him, including everything that people “did/made him” or “made him feel”, he knows that everything he A farm around him comes out of him.

Full awakening is a moment of choosing a direction in life and gathering all the forces for this purpose, while harnessing the thinking process for a purpose greater than oneself, in order to become a service tool for the world.

A moment of recollection and proper leadership of the body that results from complete liberation from who we thought we were before.

Writer: Ilan Aviv