I’m finding myself exploring threshold states. That just bubbled up yesterday as a result of dawning awareness, in the course of living life. If I take myself into certain places, I’m finding that they result in consciousness raising.
The first threshold state occurs when I do only that which has me be 100% happy, unless circumstances require otherwise. I’m not trying to be irresponsible but, if it’s possible to only do that which I fully want to do, then I resolve do that and only that. That state of being has me show up 100% happy, alive, satisfied.
If it isn’t possible, then I ask myself if there are any changes I can make so that it would be. If I can’t make any changes and still want to do what doesn’t make me 100% happy, then I choose to do that and experience my choice.
I’m now at a place of doing only that which makes me 100% happy or being at choice if I depart from that. This proves to be a threshold to a higher level of consciousness than I was in otherwise.
The second threshold state occurs when I’m 100% or fully self-sourcing. That is, I recognize and act as if I am the source of my well-being. I’m here because I choose to be and want to be. I’m the source of my experience. I’m fully committed to managing my own participation and for my own conditions of satisfaction. I don’t look to anyone else to hold me up or reassure me. I look only to myself. This too is a threshold state.
The third threshold state is to 100% or fully express myself. I’m not hiding. I’m not excusing, justifying or denying. I’m not playing my cards close to my chest or avoiding or running away. I’m here and I’m saying how it is for me and giving you the information you need to know to know who I am in the matter, where I’m coming from and where I’m intending to go. This too is a threshold state.
The fourth threshold state is coming from being complete. So it isn’t “being complete,” but rather “coming from being complete.” The former is an actual state which may or may not arrive for waiting. The latter is a declared state which is here because we say so.
It is after all us who say whether we’re complete or not. I’m not recommending turning this into a constructed self as well by pretending we’re complete when we’re not.
If after declaring our own completion, we’re not complete, chances are we get the incompletion and can source it (complete it).
These threshold states lead to standing before the open door of the present moment. They clear the brush away from “being here.”
So to recap, the four threshold states are:
– To be 100% happy in our work or make the changes to be so or choose not to be so.
– To be fully self-sourcing.
– To be full self-expressive.
– To come from being complete.