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17 Levels of Conscientious 

The Three Tiers of Consciousness

You are what you think about...

Imagine this: The thoughts and ideas that dominate
your mind are not just fleeting whims—
they shape your reality. This is the essence of the Law of Attraction,
which suggests that your thoughts have the power to manifest
your desires and fears into existence.

The Law of Attraction operates continuously, whether you are aware of it or not.
It dictates that whatever you focus on most intensely will inevitably
become a part of your life.
Your dominant thoughts will, in time, materialize.

The Three Tiers of Consciousness:
Bottom Tier, Middle Tier & Top Tier

Bottom Tier of Consciousness

More than half of humanity remains trapped within the lower levels of consciousness, seldom rising above the bottom tier.
They may never experience the profound beauty
and fulfillment that come with ascending to higher levels of awareness.

• Level 1: Shame

  • Just a step above death, this level is characterized by self-directed hatred.
    Individuals at this stage might be contemplating suicide or exhibiting psychopathic behavior.

• Level 2: Guilt

  • Slightly above shame, this level is dominated by disgrace and regret.
    People see themselves as irredeemable sinners,
    unable to forgive their past mistakes.

• Level 3: Apathy

  • A state of hopelessness and victimization, marked by learned helplessness.
    Many addicts, mentally ill individuals, and the homeless are stuck at this level.

• Level 4: Grief

  • A perpetual state of sadness and loss,
    often following the death of a loved one.
    Depression is common, yet this level is a step up from apathy,
    as people begin to feel once more.

• Level 5: Fear

  • A worldview dominated by danger and paranoia.
    Individuals at this level often need
    external help to escape, as they may remain trapped in
    situations like abusive relationships.

• Level 6: Desire

  • This level is defined by addiction, craving,
    and an unhealthy lust for money, approval, or sex.
    Individuals obsessed with smoking, drinking,
    or drug use are operating at this level.

• Level 7: Anger

  • A life dominated by frustration and negativity.
    Many remain stuck here for years,
    consumed by hatred—whether it manifests as racism,
    bigotry, or toxic relationships.

Middle Tier of Consciousness

At this stage, life becomes more than mere survival.
People begin to strive for more,
seeking to do their best and improve themselves.

• Level 8: Pride

  • The first level where individuals start to feel good about themselves,
    though this pride is fragile,
    dependent on external validation like money or status.
    Those at this level often become defensive
    and overly attached to their beliefs,
    equating challenges to their ideas as personal attacks.
    Religious fundamentalism often finds its roots here.

• Level 9: Courage

  • The first true level of strength, where life is seen as
    exciting rather than overwhelming.
    Individuals develop a growing interest in personal development,
    spiritual growth, and learning.
    They begin to view the future as an opportunity for
    improvement rather than merely a continuation of the past.

• Level 10: Neutrality

  • A comfortable, yet complacent state. Needs are met,
    but there is little drive to push further.
    People at this level are content, but they risk stagnation.
    Many self-employed individuals
    or those in stable but unfulfilling jobs reside here.

• Level 11: Willingness

  • Complacency gives way to a desire for excellence.
    Individuals at this level take their responsibilities seriously and strive to do their best. This stage is marked by a commitment to personal growth,
    willpower, and self-discipline.
    Time management and productivity become essential.
    Many ambitious young professionals operate at this level.

• Level 12: Acceptance

  • A significant shift occurs as individuals begin to live proactively.
    They recognize their
    responsibility in shaping their lives and the world around them.
    They start setting personal
    goals and taking action to improve areas of their lives,
    such as their career, health, or relationships.

Top Tier of Consciousness

Only a small percentage of humanity—around 2-3%—
reach the top tier of consciousness.

• Level 13: Reason

  • At this level, individuals transcend the emotional volatility of lower tiers.
    They think clearly and rationally, fully utilizing their abilities.
    They seek to make meaningful contributions,
    asking themselves how best to use their talents.
    This is the level of science, critical thinking, and intellectual pursuit.

• Level 14: Love

  • A deep, permanent understanding of one’s connectedness
    with all that exists. At this level, individuals use their
    talents in service to others, motivated by pure, unselfish intent.
    They realize their true purpose,
    often dedicating their lives to the service of humanity.
    This level, exemplified by great figures like Gandhi and Mother Teresa,
    is reached by only 1 in 250,000 people.

• Level 15: Joy

  • A state of pervasive, unshakable happiness.
    At this level, individuals are guided by
    synchronicity and intuition, allowing them to operate at a
    much higher level of consciousness.

• Level 16: Peace

  • Total transcendence, characterized by profound serenity
    and spiritual connection.
    This level is reached by only one person in 10 million.

• Level 17: Enlightenment

  • The pinnacle of human consciousness, where humanity
    blends with divinity.
    This level is extremely rare, epitomized by figures like
    Krishna, Buddha, and Jesus.
    Even contemplating individuals at this level can
    elevate one’s own consciousness.

"Aujourd'hui est un jour merveilleux pour être en vie!"
"Today is a wonderful day to be alive!"