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==Discipline Mind== | ==Discipline Mind== | ||
Consistent [[Meditation]] practice is helpful in training an undisciplined and cluttered mind to develop higher [[Consciousness]]. Meditation can be applied in many different techniques, and is helpful for facilitating forgiveness and letting go of negativity in many forms. In the early stages of developing meditation skill, sit and relax and learn to observe thoughts passing through without having attachment to them. Once you notice the “thought” pattern, let it go and bring your focus back to the now moment.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/finding-inner-peace Finding Inner Peace]</ref> | Consistent [[Meditation]] practice is helpful in training an undisciplined and cluttered mind to develop higher [[Consciousness]]. Meditation can be applied in many different techniques, and is helpful for facilitating forgiveness and letting go of negativity in many forms. In the early stages of developing meditation skill, sit and relax and learn to observe thoughts passing through without having attachment to them. Once you notice the “thought” pattern, let it go and bring your focus back to the now moment.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/finding-inner-peace Finding Inner Peace]</ref> | ||
==Higher Consciousness Opens HSP== | |||
One may not experience true states of love or emotional spectrums until they begin to connect with their [[Soul Matrix]] bodies and develop their higher [[Consciousness]] intelligence. The [[Soul]] and [[Monad]]ic connection is what enables the development of [[Higher Sensory Perception]]. One cannot develop the higher sensory body, its receivers and transmitters, which allow for the development of telepathy and cellular cognition, without having an open heart and the ability to feel deeply. This all is a result of developing [[Consciousness]] and is synonymous with the context of [[Ascension]] study. | |||
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