Author And Lecturer On Spirituality And Consciousness
Healing Conversation #185
“Did you ever notice where all movement and all change goes on? It seems to occur only among the things you appear to be conscious of.
Consciousness Itself never moves or changes. No matter how often the body or other things appear to move, Consciousness simply is.
To say you appear to be aware of movement and change is one thing—but to identify with it, would be a mistake.
To mistakenly identify as a body is to assume you always are moving and changing, because the body is constantly moving and changing position. A body’s sense of “here” never is permanent, but is based on wherever the body appears to go. When the body is in the kitchen, that is “here.” When the body goes outdoors, outdoors becomes “here”; the kitchen now is “over there.”
Identifying as Awareness, not body, there is only one “Here,” like the one movie screen. This single “Here” is not a geographical place—It is Boundless Awareness as It is being. As Awareness, You never move or change. This is clear only to One identifying as pure Awareness alone.”
“As the body appears to go through each passing day, there is nothing about You that is passing. The One All-Embracing Stillness is what You are. You are not that which always moves and never is present—for You actually are being Alive Isness, All-Inclusive Vitality—Love as consciously alive Substance.” — Excerpt From: “Consciousness Is All”
Valeria interviews Peter Francis Dziuban the author of Consciousness Is All.”
Peter is an author/lecturer on spirituality and Consciousness. His first book, Consciousness Is All, has helped thousands of readers around the world find their true nature as the Infinite Self, leading to greater happiness and freedom. Peter’s second book, Simply Notice – Clear Awareness is the Key to Happiness, Love and Freedom was written to make the deeper points of Awareness and spirituality more accessible to the general public. He currently provides consultations and Life coaching on a 1-on-1 basis, or in small groups via his Living Room Workshop teleconference calls.
