The Stages Of Our Existence (Τα στάδια της ύπαρξής μας)

-From my text on the Logos (The Word).

In life, we are born into its vastness, and in death we cease to exist in the mortal sense, but there is a sign of timelessness and infinite space, where we begin to perceive that we are more than a physical vessel. We are true beings of consciousness, with a significant purpose in life, experiencing life from the origin of existence, as we awake into the potentiality of our growth that is the deeper reality that exists beyond the material world. It is discovered in the enlightenment that liberates the soul and self. There is an essence of nature that is an integral part of a larger reality, where time stands still and we navigate life through the intrinsic levels of our experiences, until we reach the discovery of our truth. Once we realise this truth, we have simplified the nature of our existence. When our consciousness evokes the soul, we are awakened in enlightenment. It is not a divinity that we seek in the form of spirituality from a god, but the self-awareness of a higher existence in us that has a natural presence.

What is being described is known, as the stages of existence. It is not a perfection that we should search for, because perfection to us is unattainable in the somatic sense. Our nature is part of a greater nature that begins with the Enas. Our expansion in life is the evidence of our conscious minds, not the illusion of an immortality we could never sustain with life. The stages of life that we experiment are seen in the process that begins with birth, growth, aging and ultimately with death, but the stages of existence do not limit themselves to the biological factors of the body. They extend a metaphysical transcendence that only the higher realms of consciousness could fully understand. This transcendence cannot be contemplated with mere thoughts. It requires the necessary utility of our active consciousness.

The physical aspect of life is reduced to the level of our mortality, but the essence of our existence remains unchangeable, and like the soul it can traverse the body. The first stage of existence is the origin. It is an existence that begins with life. The second stage is consciousness. It is an existence that explores our thoughts. The third stage is enlightenment. It is the transcendence of the mind and body. When we reach the third stage of existence which is represented by enlightenment, then we have entered into a profound reality that has no boundaries except those we impose. The notion that we see ourselves as existing only as material beings denotes that we are essentially defining who we are in our matter, without considering the several forms that interact with our existence that are activated by our senses and intuition.

People tend to measure existence in the quantifiable shapes of things, but the veritable essence of existence cannot be measured merely in the capacity of its physical substance, because we are conscious beings too. Life is like the beauty of a lotus in the pond blossoming that is surrounded by water and nature. It glows gently with a sunlight sheen. We dwell in a boundless ocean of existence, where our minds traverse the waves of blue to reach the depth of its outward flow and serenity. A place in our minds where existence is not disturbed by the entanglement of the body, with the attachment of our desires. Even though, we live within our existential nature as human beings, we are capable of reaching enlightenment and the plane of consciousness that guides us to a fulfilling bliss. Only then, can we obtain true meaning to our existence. A powerful existence in us that emanates through the Enas, the One. An emanation that heals the body, liberates the soul and awakens the mind. Eventually, we return to the One, like a light returning to it's source.

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