Consciousness

Referring to CONCEPTION Robert St John wrote the following: Quote: “We are concerned with two things here, with the presence of the stresses in the genes and the potential karma on the one hand, and with the arrival of consciousness on the other. The presence of this stress provides an influence, which is contrary to the nature of consciousness. Consciousness is absolute in its nature and stress is far from absolute. The arrival of consciousness at this moment, the first moment of life of the new being, provides a source of absolute consciousness for this life, but because of the stress factor, it is immediately reduced to something less than absolute. But recorded here in the first moment of the life of the being is the fact that consciousness is absolute, an indigenous memory of absoluteness and which is now the centre of our being. It is this element of "absoluteness" which is the reason why this work functions as it does; the application of the hands on the reflex points is a focus of attention by the practitioner on this theme in the subject. It is not necesary to do more than this because a focus on the part of the subject on his centre of absolute consciousness will automatically change the nature of the blocks to a more optimum state…”