CONSCIENCE SERVICES

Conscience activation, development and repair.

I get many questions surrounding my conscience counseling work. Since it isn’t based on religious counseling or psychotherapy, the idea of conscience work is unfamiliar to most people. So I’d like to expand on my conscience counseling services here.

Conscience activation

Believe it or not, most people I speak with say they have a conscience, but when asked to define it clearly, cannot do so. Sorry, ladies and gentlemen, but if you can’t define something, I don’t see how you could confidently apply it in your life. You can’t pretend to have something if you don’t know what it is.

Activation of conscience begins with the Conscience Formula™. Each aspect is explained and discussed over the course of three sessions: thought, emotion and action. Once this knowledge is acquired, you are in control of your own conscience process and able to apply it to everything around you. At that point, you become a human being imbued with conscience, embarking on a journey of discovery.

One caveat: for conscience to be activated, the holistic sequence must be in place and functioning. Sometimes however, one or more of the three aspects of the holistic sequence can malfunction or not function at all. For example, cognitive function can be altered by nutritional or environmental factors. Emotions can also be turned off by traumatic life experiences. These are real conditions validated by brain scans. When this occurs, we must work on holistic health integration first, starting with a holistic diagnosis.

Conscience development

Conscience development requires constant practice in the beginning. It may sound difficult, but if you haven’t lost your innocence, there’s a certain giddiness to exploring the world in a new light, like a child wanting to point a flashlight at everything just to see what it does. The thing about objective conscience (as opposed to selective or relative conscience) is that you now have a contract with yourself to go all the way down the rabbit hole of actualization, i.e. aligning with what is, rather than how you want things to be. This is serious inner activity. You can’t lie to yourself anymore, because you can’t hide from yourself—your conscience is watching you. You are now a self-governing, sovereign individual that can no longer be controlled.

As you apply your newly activated conscience to a variety of situations in your life, such as family, relationships, employment, parenting, finances, etc., a new understanding of the world emerges and you start connecting the dots, bits and pieces you’ve collected from the past but never made sense because you didn't have the whole picture. You now see the world as it is in actual reality, and how it’s always been, but couldn’t see before learning and applying the Conscience Formula™. Some people call this process: “awakening to reality.”

It is not a process without hurdles, disappointment or indignation. Most of us have been fooled since birth and have survived in this world in an altered state. Such realizations are difficult to acknowledge, let alone digest. Some people get angry, others depressed—and it’s my job to provide guidance through the unveiling and simultaneous shedding of attachments. I’ve been through this process myself.

Conscience repair

Conscience repair addresses two aspects: the mechanism of conscience itself, and the impact a defective or absent conscience has had on our spiritual account.

Past events cannot be removed from the timeline. Therefore, the only way to reduce the consequences prescribed to us by the universe for wrong actions is to outweigh them with good actions. The goal is to achieve a “karmic turnaround." This is a strategy that has been utilized by religions and spiritual traditions under different names and flavors for centuries. It makes a lot of sense—and that’s all we’ve got.

A crucial differentiation needs to be made here with the introduction of natural law: only actions toward sentient beings have an impact on our spiritual account. Whether good or bad, actions toward social constructs do not count. This is because social constructs do not exist in nature. In practical terms, defaulting on a debt to a financial institution does not negatively affect our spiritual account, while defaulting on a debt to another human being does. Or, giving money to a government entity for the homeless does not count as good action, while having a genuine conversation with a homeless person does. This differentiation is important because some people beat themselves up for things that do not matter spiritually, while others do not realize the extent of the damage they’ve created.

My role as conscience counselor in the context of conscience repair consists first of identifying where the conscience mechanism failed and then repairing it; and second, of guiding, facilitating and witnessing the lifelong strategies a person willingly implements for their own redemption, as well as helping with the struggles that arise from that process.

A common question arises at that point: "do I have to tell you what I've done wrong in life?" No, nor do I want to know. Sharing the nature and details about specific wrongdoings isn't required or necessary. One can assess the impact of their past actions on their spiritual account by themselves using the Conscience Formula™. This is why achieving conscience autonomy with the conscience formula initially is so important. You will judge yourself in the end, not me. Plus, I don’t want to know where the bodies are buried.