Where would you (currently) place yourself on the Map of Consciousness?

(Updated 01/12/2020)

The Map of Consciousness was put together by Dr David Hawkins. To learn more, take a look at his book entitled The Map of Consciousness Explained: A Proven Energy Scale to Actualize Your Ultimate Potential that was release in October 2020. This book gives you a comprehensive overview on what Map of Consciousness is about and how it came about.

“Over 250,000 muscle testing calibrations spanning 30 years of multiple research studies conducted by The Institute for Spiritual Research, Inc., Dr. Hawkins defined a range of values that correspond to levels of consciousness which include well-recognized attitudes and emotions. With a logarithmic scale of 1 to 1,000 and the Map of Consciousness® format that he developed, Dr. Hawkins explains the classification and characteristics of these energy fields to make them easily comprehensible and useful in daily life.

It is important to realize that the calibration figures do not represent an arithmetic but a logarithmic progression. Thus, the level 300 is not twice the amplitude of 150; it is 300 to the tenth power. An increase of even a few points therefore represents a major advance in power.

The ways the various levels of human consciousness express themselves are profound and far reaching. Levels below 200 are detrimental to life in both the individual and society at large; those above 200 are constructive expressions of power. The decisive level of 200 is the fulcrum that divides the general areas of force and power-Truth from falsehood.” – Veritaspub.com

Where would you (currently) place yourself on the Map of Consciousness? Add your answer in the form below.

 

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When you really look into it, all dysfunctional psychological disorders such as neurosis and narcissism/low (unhealthy) self-esteem come from the lower level energy fields (below 200 as seen on the map.)

It is estimated that around 85% of the population (currently) function on these levels at varying degrees (for the most part), and interestingly many other mental health experts estimate that 85% of the population suffer from low (unhealthy) self-esteem (at varying degrees.)

Another interesting correlation is that Deepak Chopra said that 90-odd percent of people’s thoughts are negative in general. 

Why is it that such a high percentage of people function like this? You may find your answer here.