Spiritual Awakening - 4 stages as per Michael Bernard Beckwith

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       Thank you Michael Beckwith for your teachings and for Mindvalley for the masterclass with him. I happened to accidentally hit the youtube video of "The 4 stages of Spiritual Awakening" which actually gave me good insights. Let us learn what these 4 stages are:

Stage 1:     To Me (or) Victim Consciousness
            As a human being we usually think that our life is controlled by some external force. Its obvious result would be that we play the victim card. We are victims of the force that designs our fate. 
     So you believe Life is happening 'To me' in this stage.    

Stage 2:     By Me (or) Manifester Consciousness
           It is in this stage when we have learnt and applied the Universal laws (like Law of attraction or using some visualization technique). We start with the manifestations in this stage using the laws to attain the petty materialistic things rather than looking for the real purpose that you are born for.
      Most of the people just stop here or keep manifesting till death and doesn't shift to the higher consciousness. There is nothing wrong with it, but you have not led your life to the fullest. 
     So you believe Life is happening 'By me' in this stage as you are manifesting.

Stage 3:     Through Me (or) Channeler Consciousness
          The shift is happening here. From control to surrender, your spiritual shift has started. You are becoming a channel to the Universe and things happen 'Through me'.  The idea of receiving unlimitedly as you surrender enfolds in this stage of awakening. That's the power of surrender (or yielding) and let go.      Life is happening 'Through me'.

Stage 4:      As Me (or) Being Consciousness
          A state of total awareness of our connection to the life, able to create life 'As me'.  Line of separation between you and the universe is destroyed and we are totally in sync with the higher consciousness.

I got enriched with the Mindvalley masterclass with Michael. Thank you Vishen Lakhani. 

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