Consciousness Realm

20-Where did our Consciousness come from?

This is my 20th video. It deals with the following issues:

What is this thing we call "consciousness?" What is its origin? Where did it come from?

Did it evolve from the brain? Or, did it come from somewhere out there?

What's its importance and relevance to us humanity and

the world around us? click here.

27 - (3370) 27-Who Rules Your Life? Your Conscious or Subconscious Mind? - YouTube.

It is commonly accepted that a human mind has two parts -- the conscious mind and

the unconscious mind. Scientists show that we use both of them but that one

is generally more dominant and powerful than the other. The more dominant

mind rules our behavior and our relationship with Nature and each other.

But who really governs your life? Is it you? Is it your conscious

mind or unconscioa mind? Or, maybe, you simply don't know.

Know more about yourself!

Reprogramming Our Subconscious Mind, Genes, and DNA

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D.

November 4, 2023

We are doing it already. For some it is done by thinking, feeling, and doing positive things. Others are doing it during moments of silence and solitude away from the public, away from any outside distractions and preoccupations.

Sometimes we need to be alone in solitude and silence so we can go deeper and deeper into the inner core of our Real Self.

It can be 10 or more minutes of trekking in the forest, mountains, along the beach or gazing at the stars. Others do it in the privacy of their home through meditation.

When the mind is silent, it is also during this time that knowledge, wisdom, and information are poured into our consciousness since the mind is already empty.

The message usually contains answers to those that preoccupy your life—personal, family, friends, work, business, etc.

Then, you can drink lavishly from your empty mind whatever is uploaded into the consciousness, like drinking your early morning coffee from an empty cup.

But what is meditation?

It is essentially being aware of the present moment and alert to the opportunities that come before us daily from moment to moment.

Many sages contend that this can be done anytime during the day whatever one is doing, even without going to the extent of sitting down for 5 to 20 minutes or so daily, which can be cumbersome to some.

But whatever the method is, filling our empty minds and knowing the downloaded messages are not instant. Silence, solitude, or meditation have to be done regularly. Once a week, month, or daily.

This is reprogramming our genes, DNA, RNA, and chromosomes. It is raising and broadening the level of our consciousness, vibration, and energy that eventually become attuned to the frequency of the higher dimensions.

What is Consciousness:

November 18, 2022

Consciousness is the greatest gift given to us. But what is its origin and purpose?

Science says it comes out of nowhere. Religion and mysticism say it originated from what they call Absolute, Universal, Collective, or Primal Consciousness.

These disciplines maintain that Consciousness is unknowable and cannot be known because of our finite mind, unless it is revealed to us by some twist of fate or design.

This is one of the many cosmic paradoxes we encounter in life and we just have to live by this. It will remain a mystery for as long as we are enclosed in this 4-D world of ours.

In the meantime, let me renew my Philippine passport. Travel is on the horizon.

Whenever we are conscious, we can always

be conscious of something.

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D. – August 4, 2021

This can be:

(1) Something within us, for example, what's going on in our body, mind, and spirit. I call this Self- Consciousness.

(2) Something coming from the external world that is independent of the mind, like our family, neighborhood, place of work, society, etc. I call this Cosmic-Consciousness.

(3) Something beyond what our finite mind can grasp, something that can only be approximated in terms of symbols, phenomena, or events. You may call this, God-Consciousness, Christ-Consciousness, Khrisna-Consciousness, Buddha-Consciousness, Energy-Consciousness, whatever).

These three states of Consciousness may occupy our thoughts one at a time, depending on what we focus on from moment to moment. For example, we may notice that our body is in pain because of some injuries. Or, mentally, we feel sad and lonely, while spiritually, we feel empty, dull, and directionless.

But sometimes they present themselves to us at the same time. At this state of instant awareness, there is no more Self, no more external phenomena, and no more God. They all merge together as one entity within. There's only pure awareness of our nature, essence, and being in communion and company with itself.

You may try how this works in you and monitor the changes you notice in your perspectives. A one- minute duration can be a good start. You may increase it as you progress and move forward each moment of the day.

In the end, the content of our Consciousness reveal more about ourselves, about who we are, about what we think, feel, and long for, about how we deal with others, with society, and with our environment.

Communing with the Consciousness Realm

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D.

April 22, 2022

Life is a continuing ascent from the physical to the mental and Consciousness realms. But living in a four-dimensional world of space-time makes it difficult for us human beings to stay permanently at the highest realm.

We always fall back again and again to take care of our physical and mental needs that seem to outweigh us over time.

But it is not so much the ascent that matters as our ability to apply what we have learned in the Consciousness realm.

When we allow our Consciousness to influence our thoughts, emotions, and our dealings with others and our environment, then, there’s a great chance that our country will be much better off than what we are experiencing today.

For Consciousness has no religion, no political parties, no ideology, no platform of government, no race, no gender, no age, no nationality, no color, no caste system.

As a synthesizing element, Consciousness is far different from Karl Marx’s dialectical materialism. First of all, until now Marx’s synthesis remains illusory and it will never be achieved. For if it’s applied to sociology and political science, it means killing the landlord by the proletariat to give rise to a new class.

Second of all, history has borne witness to the fact that this Marxian type of dialectics has miserably failed. Attempts to revive and resurrect it always fail. It’s becoming an endangered species.

Consciousness is life

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D. – June 11, 2021

I cannot purely base my life on memes and trolls, and even on other's spirituality quotes. I find it better to live life based on what I experience from the now moment. Living a life set by others only makes me a humanoid robot, no less different from a puppet or caged animal. I would rather be more conscious of the opportunities that today may bring me every moment. Let's abandon our interpretations of the world outside. They're all delusions and illusions, holographic effects of other people's wild imagination. Let's instead allow our inner Self and Consciousness to manifest and reveal itself to the external world.

But I must admit that I started life by learning from others. But as I grew and mature in age, I realize I can transform myself better from within, without getting any help from outside. I can do it myself because all the necessary ingredients and power are endowed in me by a Bigger Force. It's still ok to learn from the outside but it's no longer my source of inspiration and transformation.

Different States of Consciousness

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D. – May 31, 2021

If we are in a state of Consciousness, we are in another dimension of life that is much higher than our 4-D realm of existence. And there can be different levels of dimension out there in space and time. Let me express my model of a multidimensional world.

One who is overly concerned of its own survival is in the 1st dimension. Around 99% of its time, one is searching for food, protecting its territory, driving away trespassers, while violence and killing is done to prove one's power and superiority.

These basic instinctual and existential concerns can be seen by brain scientists and neurosurgeons like fireflies flashing diverse colors in the reptilian part of our brain.

In the meantime, people who live in the 2nd dimension are engrossed in the mental world. They are concerned of knowledge accumulation, derived from reading books and communicating with the learned and experts.

Unlike those in the 1st dimension, they are primarily concerned of the development of their career. Mind is more powerful than muscles and physical prowess. Educational degrees are seen as indicators for success and growth and serve as the foundation for material wealth, job ranking and promotion, job security, good business, even success in leadership and governance.

These people are career individuals. Mental activities in the 2nd dimension can be glimpsed in the limbic system of our brain using a powerful microscope.

Meanwhile, individuals who are able to detect the 3rd dimension are those who are considered nowadays as psychics, mediums, sensitive or spiritualists. They can communicate with the spirits of our ancestors, elders, even saints, angels, or demons, and can see visions, apparition's, or ghostly images.

While on this world, they are able to see things and events not seen or visible to our five physical senses, through their Third Eye, a faculty which is also innate in all of us.

In science, these psychic-related activities are noticed in the occipital lobe and limbic system, a small section of the brain near the back of the skull. The occipital lobe is considered as the door that opens to the unknown and possible communion with discarnate and disembodied spirits.

People who are able to commune with those in the 5th dimension are able to go beyond our 4-D world of space-time. The 5th dimension is the realm where everything is so subtle that there are no more physical bodies, only luminous, ethereal forms.

In the 5-D realm, there is only pure awareness and pure Consciousness communing with itself, also referred to as the dimension of Self-Consciousness or Self-Realization. Activities in this realm are seen congregating in the frontal lobe known as the neocortex, which is the recent development of our brain.

Beyond the 5-D realm are other subtler hierarchical realms and structures and which are generally considered as the abode of God, gods, or goddesses, spirits, angels, archangels, seraphim, cherubim, etc.

It goes without saying then that we are multi-dimensional beings. We can be at several dimensions simultaneously because of the built-in multidimensionality of our brain. We are as multidimensional as the Cosmos out there.

The activities in our brain identify who or what we are. We just have to ask: “Which part of my brain is most dominant in me?” Only you can answer this. Are you more of a reptilian, career, or medium-oriented individual? Or, are you the conscious observer of all this?

The challenge is primarily how to balance our imbalanced brain. But, even if you have all the resources, don't be swayed by the alluring offers of neuroscientists and brain surgeons to replace your defective brain with an organic, healthier, more balanced, and spiritual one, even for free.

Balancing our brain is a process that we have to undertake and experience personally through trial-and-error method so we can monitor our progress daily from moment to moment. Albert Einstein says that "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving."

If we are in a state of Consciousness, we are in another dimension of life

that is much higher than our 4-D realm of existence

Paul J. Dejillas, Ph.D. – May 31, 2021

And there can be different levels of dimension out there in space and time. Let me express my model of a multidimensional world.