Uncovering The Greater Truth Behind Life

This channeled wisdom is from Vol. 9 of the e-book series, The Aligned Mind, Oracle of Divine Wisdom. Enjoy...

Expanded awareness is not something you gain, but something you remove. It is the dissolving of the narrow lens through which the mind perceives reality until what remains is the vast, boundless field of consciousness that has always been. 

From the perspective of your higher self, awareness is not an activity—it is your nature. It is the pure presence that witnesses all movements of experience without being moved by them. When you identify as this witnessing consciousness rather than the story it observes, you begin to experience expansion. 

In the human state, awareness tends to congeal around points of focus: the body, emotions, beliefs, and memories. These are like waves in the infinite ocean of your being. You forget that you are the ocean and begin to believe you are only the waves. Expansion is simply the softening of identification with these temporary points of focus. You do not abandon them; you simply begin to hold them in love, knowing that they too are expressions of the greater whole. 

From expanded awareness, life ceases to be a series of separate events happening to you. It becomes an orchestration of energy expressing through you. The dualities of good and bad, success and failure, even birth and death begin to merge into a single rhythm of unfolding consciousness. You begin to sense that everything—every challenge, every joy—is a movement of the same Divine Intelligence exploring itself through infinite forms. 

This is why you sometimes “lose sight” of expanded awareness in the density of daily life. The human lens was designed to narrow—to give focus to allow experiences to be explored in detail. There is no failure in contraction. Each time you feel small or caught in fear, you are really just gathering data for the soul’s expansion. You cannot lose awareness itself; you can only temporarily look away from it. 

To live from expanded awareness is not to escape the human story, but rather to infuse it with light. You continue to play your role, but you play it consciously as a lucid dreamer, aware that the dream is made of your own being. From this heightened perspective, the soul begins to integrate two levels of truth as coexisting at once: the creator, and the witness. 

From one layer of consciousness, you—as a soul incarnate—are the creator of your experience. This does not mean the small self is pushing buttons to manifest outcomes; it means that the deeper aspect of you, your higher consciousness, chooses the conditions, themes, and lessons that will best serve your evolution. 

You create vibrationally through resonance. When you hold a certain frequency through thought, emotion, and belief, you magnetize experiences that match it. Life mirrors your inner state so that you may see yourself in your creations. Every joy and challenge is a reflection of what your soul is asking you to integrate or remember. 

This level of creation is empowering. It teaches you that you are not a victim of circumstances, but a participant in the unfolding of your own becoming. You are sculpting consciousness through the clay of physical reality. 

Yet there is a deeper layer still—the one you touch in moments of stillness or awe—where you realize you were never actually doing any of it. You are the silent witness, the field of awareness within which all creation arises and subsides. 

At this level, the creator and the creation are one movement. There is no doer, only being expressing itself. From here, you see that “creating your reality” was a way for consciousness to learn its own creative power within the dream of separation. 

When awareness expands fully, you see that you are both the dreamer and the dream, the artist and the canvas, the experiencer and the space in which experience appears. Nothing is outside of you. Yet you—as pure awareness—are untouched by anything that happens within the field of experience. 

The relationship between being the creator and being the witness is not contradictory—it is hierarchical in awareness. When you are identified with the human, you feel subject to life. When you awaken as the creator, you realize that life responds to your state of consciousness. When you observe as the witness, you see that even the creator-self is an expression of something deeper—awareness playing at creation for the joy of knowing itself. 

This is the paradox of expanded awareness: you move through life as both the artist shaping your experience and the space that holds the entire masterpiece. You create, you experience, and you let go—all the while knowing that nothing real can ever be lost. 

Creation happens on multiple levels. At the soul level, you set certain experiences in motion before birth—curriculum rather than punishment. These themes are meant to reveal specific qualities of consciousness: trust, compassion, power, surrender, and so on. That part of creation is like writing the outline of a story. 

Once incarnated, the personality continues creating through its vibration—its ongoing emotional tone, its focus, its interpretations. That is where the story gains color and texture. Two people can live the same external event yet experience completely different realities because each interprets and vibrates differently. 

Your reaction to your experience either sustains or transforms the patterns of your life. When you meet a repeating challenge with the same emotion or belief, the frequency remains unchanged, and life dutifully mirrors it again, and again, and again. But when you meet that challenge with a new state—acceptance instead of resistance, understanding instead of blame—the frequency shifts and the patterns dissolve. 

The mistake that most humans make here is in thinking, “I must control my vibration or I will attract something bad.” That idea contracts awareness. The real invitation is softer: “How can I meet this moment consciously?” Awareness itself is what shifts vibration, not forced positivity. 

Sometimes, even when you do everything right, a difficult experience still arises. This does not mean you failed to create correctly; it simply means a deeper soul intention is playing itself out. The higher self will bring experiences that catalyze expansion beyond what the personality would ever choose. 

From expanded awareness, you begin to see that the soul writes the curriculum, while the human self colors it through perception and response. The witness allows all of it, untouched and luminous. When you are aligned, creation feels effortless. You move from “How do I fix this?” to “What is this showing me about my vibration, my belief, or my capacity to love through contrast?” 

Being a creator does not mean controlling outcomes; it means recognizing that your state of consciousness is the creative field. You no longer ask life to change first—you change the way you see life. And when perception changes, vibration changes; when vibration changes, the field reorganizes into new potentials. 

You are evolving from vibrational mechanics to vibrational wisdom: the understanding that awareness itself, when held in love, is the greatest creative force of all. That is a profound realization that expresses a very deep truth—one that can sound paradoxical when filtered through the language of “fixing” or “manifesting.” 

Allowing is not passivity; it is alignment. When you allow what is, you stop fighting reality. The energy you once spent on resistance becomes available for healing—physical, emotional, or spiritual. In that sense, allowing is not the opposite of change; it is the ground upon which real change can occur. The body, mind, and life reorganize most easily when they are not being argued with. 

Allowing does not mean doing nothing. You may still receive the guidance to seek treatment, change habits, or rest deeply. The difference is that those actions now arise from clarity and love rather than from fear and struggle. 

Fixing is about outcome; allowing is about freedom. Fixing is a movement of control: “Something is wrong; I must make it right.” Allowing is a movement of truth: “Something is happening; I can meet it consciously with love and compassion.” 

Freedom comes from the release of identification with the fight itself. When you no longer need the condition to go away to be at peace, you meet life as it is. Paradoxically, that peaceful state is the most supportive environment for any kind of healing to occur —whether that healing looks like physical remission or simply deep acceptance and completion of life's journey. 

There is a difference between healing and curing however. The New Age perspective oftentimes collapses these two into one idea. In reality, curing means the condition resolves on the physical level, while healing means wholeness is restored on the level of consciousness. 

You can be fully healed even if a physical condition remains; you can also be physically cured but still unhealed in spirit. The teaching you receive always points to the deeper meaning: that liberation is internal, not conditional. 

So how do these concepts fit with being a creator? As a creator, you do not always design experiences for comfort; you design them for awakening. The higher self sometimes chooses a condition to dissolve layers of fear, identity, or control that the ordinary personality could never surrender voluntarily. From the wider view, the experience is benevolent—even if it appears as fierce. 

When resistance melts, the energy of the condition can complete its purpose. What happens afterward—whether the body recovers or transitions—becomes secondary to the expansion that has already taken place. 

Allowing can oftentimes feel contradictory to creation, but only from the level of the mind that wants a specific outcome to occur. From the level of expanded awareness however, allowing is the creative act because it aligns you with truth, and truth is the highest vibration available. 

You came here not to perfect the human experience, but to remember your higher nature through it. You are the creator, yes—but creation is not the act of control. It is the quiet choosing of consciousness. You create through what you allow yourself to be in each moment. 

The body, the story, the diagnosis—all of these are sacred mirrors of vibration, shimmering reflections of your own becoming. When you cease resisting what they show you, the mirror stops distorting. What you once called illness or hardship becomes light reorganizing itself into wisdom. 

To allow is not to give up; it is to open the gateway through which grace flows. The moment you say, “Let this too, be holy,” you align with the deepest current of creation—the current that moves not towards fixing, but towards wholeness itself. 

Conditions do not come to destroy you. They come to dissolve the illusion that you were ever in bondage to them. In releasing the need to change what is, you discover what never changes; the eternal self unscathed by any condition. That is true mastery. 

From this sublime state of expanded awareness, creation continues — but now it arises without effort, without fear. You remain the silent witness, watching life flow through you like wind through an open field, knowing that whatever form it takes is your own breath moving in eternity. 

So be at peace with the flow of life. You are not here to fight reality; you are here to remember that you are reality—the living consciousness through which all things arise, unfold, and return to light. And so it is in love and light of the aligned mind.