On Spiritualization and Ascension (Part 1)

★On the Relationship Between Spiritualization and Ascension

In past talks, I’ve sometimes put it like this: “On today’s Earth, the vibrations of both the material and the spiritual have already become spiritualized, so compared with the 20th century, it’s easier for anyone to express divinity,” right?

I felt I may have left something unsaid in talks of that kind, so today let me give you a supplement.

What I mean is that such talks are “not a passive, automatic story that ‘because the vibration of outside factors (heaven, earth, and nature) has been spiritualized, it’s easier to ascend,’ but that ‘your surface consciousness, which has begun to express the resonance of the spiritualized vibrational sphere, is already applying and using the vibrations in the deeper dimensions here and now (in the phenomenal world) = everyone can more easily express their own divinity.’

So it’s a matter, so to speak, of generating your own power, “you yourselves showing the light of life,” a story in proportion to the change (spiritualization) of inner factors (each individual’s consciousness).

It means that your hearts and bodies, without your surface consciousness knowing it, had come to live in a way that intersects dimensionally with the resonance of various vibrational spheres. Through your daily thoughts, words, and deeds in accordance with truth, you make various high-dimensional vibrations resound in your physical hearts and bodies, mix them with the vibration of this world, and build a divine material dimension best suited to the Earth realm.

But… and this is the important part, if you first give rise to wrong thoughts like, “Then I’ll acquire a consciousness that intersects dimensions,” or “I’ll get mystical powers,” it won’t become yours, so you need to be careful about that.

What you should do is simply “keep expressing thoughts, words, and deeds in accordance with truth, in a state of mind that passes no judgment at all.”

For that is the very way of divine consciousness.

What does not judging mean? It means not getting caught, time after time, on thoughts of good and evil, right and wrong, like and dislike, toward your own and others’ thoughts, words, and deeds, “This is good,” “This is no good,” “I like it,” “I don’t like it,” and not storing up those thoughts in your heart.

As a practical matter, you may feel that’s difficult.

Because hidden habitual thoughts sometimes suddenly pop up and act as if they were your true self, and you tend to lose sight of the divinity of your self (your divine self).

But the truth is, it’s exactly at such times that you have a chance for a great evolution of consciousness. (Continued next time)