What a fully conscious human would be: soul essence, mind as tool, and oneness

Frederic first asks whether he could be located at a different point in time and ask questions from there, since his birthday falls on a Sunday; the Wonders say it is possible but that most of his questions would then be academic and mental, so he drops it.

He then returns to their earlier statement that no fully conscious human has yet existed but one will, and asks how such a person would differ from figures who already seemed far more aware.

The Wonders answer that those figures were aware but not fully conscious: full consciousness means realizing oneself as a completeness in oneness, with no separation or division, whereas even the Nazarene saw himself as an ego personality and mind.

Mature consciousness and expression of soul essence can exist, but for most people even that expression is only partly conscious; 'fully conscious' means a soul essence that has matured to oneness with the All That Is.

They note that René is a complete extension of themselves with no real separation other than the ones his own mind and ego have chosen, and that although he is moving toward becoming one with them, he still sees himself as separate, since the ego personality is strong in everyone.

The mark of a fully conscious individual is not predicting past or future but that a choice in the moment and the awareness of that choice's movement exist simultaneously - choice and movement without separation.

Applied to Frederic: he still sees himself as Frederic, with a strong ego, a very strong mind and an excellent personality built from it, but still carries psychologies and belief structures that limit his exploration and that define his mind.

His mind does not see itself as part of a greater whole - it thinks only in terms of itself, reinforcing separation and constituting the immaturity of the mind.

Soul essence creates minds and extends itself into them, but in virtually all cases is unwilling to take command; a great deal of reawakening is needed for it to realize it can command the mind, and for the mind to realize it is only a tool.

When both happen there is an opportunity, not a guarantee, for soul essence and mind to become one, expressed in third-dimensional reality as a greater maturity.

The mind must then let go of defining itself as separate, so that 'Frederic the ego personality' becomes 'Frederic the soul' - though the soul does not call itself Frederic.

The soul essence must then do the same with the All That Is, which is why incarnation exists: to facilitate the soul essence reawakening to the fact that it is not separate from the All That Is and that separation is only a perception.

Asked whether the observer behind his ego is the soul essence, they answer that the observer begins with his personality and mind, while the one who commands is the soul essence - an awareness existing before ego began, experienced quite differently from how he experiences his existence now.

Soul essence, they say, is the very fine, almost silent voice inside that encourages him toward one direction or another among the choices available in the moment, while the mind is the one declaring how it will think, act and choose.

Asked where he stands in this reawakening, Frederic says he feels different but is unsure what he did.

The Wonders say the many conversations and constructs they have explored have fuelled his imagination and planted seeds now slowly germinating; he is beginning to reawaken to command rather than control, is still in the process, is not fully in command of himself, and knows more about himself than ever before, though his sense of limitlessness is still being toyed with rather than grasped.