The Power of Enlightenism

Most of you haven't heard of Enlightenism. You probably believe it's the same as what you've heard about enlightenment or what it means to become fully awaken.

There are some of us --  those who have discovered consciousness as the ultimate power --  who are sharing a different meaning of Enlightenism. We are the forerunners for propagating  this powerful new holistic philosophy that redefines consciousness as the greater power within you. 

Many of us have never been taught to think of inner-mind power outside the context of societal  power. We were taught to believe that power can only exist within us in the manner that others have defined it for us.

Similarly, these illusory beliefs and values have retarded our inner-mind growth and rendered us dependent on others for our clarity and power. We conditioned our minds with toxic beliefs and values, which caused us to be afraid  to question others.  This reticence stopped us from beginning the self-discovery work necessary for us to understand the development of our minds.

Nevertheless, the starting point for changing our lives begins first with our understanding  the development of our minds. This understanding is crucial for our accepting that we were born into a toxic world created from the minds of others.

When we begin our self-discovery work, we must approach this work with a intense commitment to not shy away from the truth. This truth is represented by our beliefs and values. What we see and hear is the truth about  our awareness-of-being. Unfortunately, our current awareness of being limits our power to discover the truth outside of toxicity.

Meanwhile, Enlightenism is the essence of the universal truth that enlightens you to know that consciousness is the truth without toxic distortions from your beliefs and values. This is the level of clarity where you're able to see yourself as whole, perfect, and complete.

This powerful awareness-of-being confirms that you are consciousness. It also imbues you with clarity to see yourself with the power to change the way you think and live.

For many of us power is always expressed in our actions to achieve our goals. So as we strive to achieve a greater, deeper understanding of the power within us, I am constantly reminded of something I wrote several years ago in "The Road to Empowerment":

         "It's a strange feeling knowing that you have to do something for yourself

when you have  reached the crossroads between success and failure; a

place (awareness) of inaction. It's a place where your ideas are your enemies

because they express your present state of awareness. So If you are presently

in pain, despair and poverty, then your ideas of change will also contain images

of these beliefs. This will, undoubtedly, cause you to become afraid of yourself

and unsure of which road to  take. That's the way I felt the day I began to change

and look inward for my power."  ----The Road to Empowerment