The Map of Consciousness Explained: A Proven Energy Scale to Actualize Your Ultimate Potential

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This has happened to me a handful of times and when I honestly look at my intent behind the question, I can see that it was impure. I could not do that because the audio version is entirely different than the Kindle version (I guess I should have looked for the word "Unabridged" when I purchased it).

One thing to remember is that the scale is merely an attempt to contextualize where you might be on your spiritual and evolutionary journey (your paradigm).This is such a perfect companion to the physical book, such an amazing compilation of beautiful lessons and his joy and personality shines through so brightly.

As you move from the low energies to higher ones, you can see the predominant emotions generally take on more enjoyable characteristics and your views on everything evolve. For most people, the entire experience of trying to feel good all the time and grow spiritually is a winding and at times disorienting path.PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio. In other words, don’t get too caught up in the numbers in the context of evaluating yourself or others. I wanted to hear what he had written to get a clearer understanding than I was able to get from just reading it.

This post is part 3 of a 7 part series on my personal experience working with applied kinesiology (muscle testing) and David Hawkins Map of Consciousness to measure consciousness. Hawkins explains the classifications and energy fields of the Map of Consciousness, making them comprehensible and useful in daily life. And even if they follow conceptually, the intellectual knowledge of what chocolate tastes like is different than tasting chocolate.

Thus, someone’s energetic calibration was indicative of that person’s paradigm of existence or the context for experiencing everything. To be perfectly honest, when it came time for me to apply these ideas, I calibrated myself to understand if I could rely on my testing.