It seems that everything whether visible or invisible to the naked eye is made of moving energy. Even the brain has brain-waves and can be measured. But can we measure love or emotions? Perhaps. If so, then HOW can the higher densities be measured? I know, you explained that we do not have instruments that vibrate equally in correspondence to these higher frequencies. Must we rely on faith, then? Or would there be a corresponding *feeling* or *sign* associated with these higher densities?
Like Intimosis stated, perhaps feelings of heightened awareness or epiphanies are the measurement of consciousness or state of mind corresponding to the higher densities. Feelings? Knowings?
To elaborate, perhaps *knowings* are associated with each and every state of consciousness. Perhaps knowings related to the lower densities are what keep us trapped in the lower densities, sorta like "seeing is believing". As Wayne Dyer states, we should turn it around and say, "Believing is seeing", i.e. "We'll see it when we believe it."
Faith, then would allow for believing in that which is not in evidence, and will raise our vibrations to a higher consciousness. I don't think we can believe, though, unless we have something inside us that *knows* there is more (or higher vibrations). Our imagination and dreams take us higher.
Is that a song...??? ;-)
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 420445This is how I look at it:
Spiritual ascension (however you take that to mean) is a personal experience. Just as every person has a unique look, a unique personality, so each has their own unique spirit. Every spirit's path to higher spiritual evolution is (at this point in our collective experience) unique.
I have felt what it feels like to journey in other places. I have felt the transitional phase that
always occurs prior to the experience. For me, it is now a recognizable pattern. The problem with relating to others what it feels like, is it is beyond the physical, but the physical is the only way to relate the experience. So the interpretation gets misconstrued. It is the ages old problem. When someone would have a spiritual epiphany, or a contact (with God, Angels, ETs, etc.) they cannot exactly describe the experience. That is why some beliefs (the Tao comes to mind) is expressed so abstractly. The experience is so utterly personal, so uniquely attained per individual.
Once it is experienced, then the belief becomes a knowledge. The individual experiencing
knows beyond a shadow of a doubt, that what they experienced was/is real. Near death experiencers, alien contact experiencers, shamans, etc. will tell you that what they experienced was far more real to them than the 'real' world. This concept is entirely unavailable to comprehend to individuals who have only experienced the 'real' world.
I have experienced different altered states, and they
feel physical, but the boundaries of our 'real' world are not there.
Sorry, got to rambling!
