Addictions

Being an addict myself, I understand the phrase, "You can see what the addiction is doing to them; what you can't see is what the addiction is doing for them."  An addiction is an illusion of comfort we find in whatever we are addicted to.  A substance, a behavior, even a thought process can suffice in distracting us from our discomfort.  The problem is that the discomfort comes from a lack of spiritual attachment, or a lack of conscious contact with God.  Be aware I said a "conscious" contact and not a mere contact. 

Consciousness is mind functionality.  Our mind functions on many planes or frequencies.  All thought vibrates at once and the thoughts we perceive are the thoughts we are focused on at any given moment.  If we are unable to differentiate from these multiple thoughts we are considered insane.  People who can differentiate from these thoughts but lack control of keeping these thoughts separated are considered average.  The people who learn to differentiate between and conquer their thought process for whom there is no earthly description.  These are the people for whom most of us admire.  It is the study of the science of thought that allows us to understand what separates the few that rise above the many.  I would like to take a few minutes to help you understand what I am trying to explain. 

The lesser frequency of our thought processes are known as subconscious thought.  This thought is our memory, constructed from our past experiences.  This is where we have developed habits.  Habitual thought manifests habitual behavior, which manifest as our present life.  I have coined the expression "living in automatic" to describe our habitual nature.  This part of our thinking process is where our psychological theory has been primarily stymied.

The middle frequencies of our thought process is known as conscious thought.  This is what  Eckhart Tolle calls the Power of Now.  The conscious mind is a clean fresh canvas, provided unlimited parameters and allowed an undaunted outcome.  This is the page most motivational and inspirational people are trying to put you in preparation for your ultimate potential.  The problem is that the conscious mind is constantly being overshadowed by the subconscious mind as it has been with us for our lifetime and although it is normally at odds with our growth it is habitual or automatic.  The religious term "judge not" is to help us see when we are being controlled by our subconscious self as there can be no judgment from the "now."  

Conscious mind is not merely the only portal for change; it is also the only route to the highest form of thought, which is known as superconsious thought.  Superconsious thought is what has been known forever as intuition or inspiration.  This thought can only be found deep within ourselves.  Superconscious thought can only be realized in a state of now without distraction.  These distractions demonstrate as mental chatter coming from our subconscious mind and our five senses heightened in the now.  It is the need to separate ourselves from these distractions in order to realize superconscious thought, from which meditation has been developed.  More religious factions call this superconscious thought "God Consciousness."

Now that I have set the stage I would like to continue on my insight in addictions.  Addiction is a sensitivity to superconscious thought.  It is almost an insanity as it is sensitivity coupled with ignorance.  I use the term ignorance as once I was enlightened to my superconscious self my life has never been the same or as religious people call, "born again."  Once one has tapped into the superconsious plane a psychic change occurs.  Instead of being driven to distraction one is pulled into focus.  I have devoted my life to helping people conquer their humanness in order to leave the finite subconscious mind, cross through the now, and bask in the infinite.  It is this that leads me to leave all of you with...

Your life is PERFECT,
PAY ATTENTION!!!
Love,
Rev. Randolph W. Ek, M.Msc.