Quotes About Consciousness

Our "realities" are make-believe—whatever we make ourselves believe, we experience.

What you choose to focus on becomes your reality. And

Our entire experience on this planet is determined by how we choose to perceive our reality.

are living in the future. If you are at peace, you are living in the present.

Your thoughts and beliefs dictate your reality, so if you want to change your reality, you have to change your beliefs. The

Our world, now more than ever, needs as many compassionate, creative, bighearted, conscious people to be as rich as possible

All energy vibrates at a certain frequency. Which means you're vibrating at a certain frequency, and everything you desire, and don't desire, is also vibrating at a certain frequency.

Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous." When you learn to consciously master the energetic realm, believe in the not yet seen, and stay in your highest frequency, you harness your innate power to create the reality you desire. So once again, good ole awareness is your key to freedom.

Reality is subjective, don't you know that by now? It's how we experience the world that makes it real to us.

The imagination is not a single mental phenomenon or skill, but multifactorial, a constellation of related activities contributing constitutively to the full dimensionality of human consciousness and our relations to the world.

Yet just as ordinary, quotidian life may harbor possibilities for extraordinary, even ecstatic experience,5 I suggest that such spontaneity is latent within the common flow of human consciousness

Nevermore is more than an illusion child. It is very real.

Humans are good at denial. Especially when it comes to me.

and it's all kind of moving and sweet except that you're not completely there—a part of you is a few feet away, or above, thinking

reach isn't describable in terms of cause and effect anymore: it's simultaneous.

The fact that so many thoughts could have gone through my head in 3.36 seconds is testament to the infinitude of an individual consciousness. There is no end to it, no way to measure it. Consciousness is like the cosmos multiplied by the number of people alive in the world (assuming that consciousness dies when we do, and it may not) because each of our minds is a cosmos of its own: unknowable, even to ourselves.

If we human beings are information processing machines, reading X's & O's and translating that information into what people oh so breathlessly call "experience", & if I had not only the information but the artistry to shape that information using the computer inside my brain, then, technically speaking, was I not having all the same experiences those other people were having?

Power is like that; everyone feels it at once.

Consciousness is like the cosmos multiplied by the number of people alive in the world (assuming that consciousness dies when we do, and it may not) because each of our minds is a cosmos of its own: unknowable, even to ourselves.

Being only where you were was incomplete, but being not at all where you were (because you were getting upset by the conversation you were having on your cell phone) was flat-out hazardous. That's when you walked in front of cars.

There is no end to it, no way to measure it. Consciousness is like the cosmos multiplied by the number of people alive in the world (assuming that consciousness dies when we do, and it may not) because each of our minds is a cosmos of its own: unknowable, even to ourselves.

She's calm and happy now that Scotty loves her. I can't tell if she's actually real, or if she's stopped caring if she's real or not. Or is not caring what makes a person real?

Being observed felt like an action, the only one worth taking.

I can't tell if she's actually real, or if she's stopped caring if she's real or not. Or is not caring what makes a person real?