Socrates taught us, "Know thyself." Begin a new way of life rather than day-dreaming about it. You are the mastermind of your reality, use your power and enthusiasm to develop the skills you need to accomplish your goals. Smile at yourself in the mirror to boost your self-esteem. Practice voicing what you want for yourself. You are here for a reason, what is it? Put it into words so you can manifest your dreams. Or ask your guides to help you understand what your purpose for being here is.

We are spiritual beings before, during, and after we manifest here in a physical body. The spirit is a celestial component of the soul that embodies the essence of spiritual light, infused with God's energy frequency of love and creative power. Follow your intuition. Begin one step at a time on the plan you already have in your mind.

Develop a new pattern of behavior that complements your goals. Stick to a new schedule that resonates with who you want to be. Keep at it. Positive changes flow into healthy habits that free your higher consciousness to grow in knowledge and wisdom.

Krishna displays his Vishvarupa (Universal Form) to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra (Bhagavad-Gita, chapter 11).

In Hinduism, the manifestations of Vishnu as a human being are referred to as Vishnu's avatars. As such, they are similar to Jesus, whose manifestation on Earth is referred to in Christianity as Christ's incarnation.^[22] The most popular avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism is Krishna. The most well-known theophany is contained within the Bhagavad-Gita, itself one chapter of the larger epic, the Mahabharata. On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, Krishna gives the famed warrior Arjuna a series of teachings. Arjuna begs for Krishna to reveal his true form. Krishna complies and gives Arjuna the spiritual vision which enables him to see Krishna in his true form, a magnificent and awe-inspiring manifestation, containing everything in the universe; a description of this theophany forms the main part of Chapter XI.

Hinduism is based on the concept of one all-embracing supreme spirit known as Nirguna Brahman, that is, "Brahman without form". This contrasts with the appearance of God in various physical forms, or avatars, which are then known as Saguna Brahman, i.e., "God with form". Nirguna Brahman is the first spirit, with slight similarities to the Judaic/Christian God ^{[citation needed]} before the creation of the universe, although Brahman is taught to be both the essence of being in the world as well as its material body. Nirguna Brahman thereafter is referred to as three different supreme manifestations according to their current activity. In the creation of all that exists, it is known as Brahma, the Creator. In the maintenance and development of existence, it is known as Vishnu, the Maintainer. And in the end, when the Great Spirit gathers everything back into itself, it is known as Shiva, the Destroyer.

Only the Vishnu aspect of the Great Spirit is considered to be currently active.^{[citation needed]} Vishnu sometimes manifests himself as a human for purposes of setting mankind back on the path toward spiritual perfection that will allow mankind and all of existence to reunite eventually with the Great Spirit Nirguna Brahman.

Other Hindu theophanies include Swami Vivekananda's experience of cosmic consciousness and a merging with the Nirguna Brahman when touched by the Hindu master Ramakrishna Paramahansa.^{[citation needed]}

Lightworkers sprinkle healing energetic medicine over the earth. We can all absorb this invisible, transformative power from the aether. If you are not familiar with this form of energy, Wikipedia says aether is "a space-filling substance or field thought to be necessary as a transmission medium for the propagation of electromagnetic, or gravitational forces." Aether is the energy clairvoyants use to transfer and exchange information between the physical, unseen worlds and other dimensions.

This is an exceptional article:
Quantum Theory Proves That Consciousness Moves to Another Universe After Death
"A book titled
“Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness
Are the Keys to Understanding the Nature of the Universe,“
published in the USA, has stirred up the Internet because of the notion
that life does not end when the body dies and can last forever."

Think about nature.
Experience nature.
Learn from nature.
Observe nature.
Care about nature.
Work to save nature.
Our survival depends on it.

Raise your Consciousness. Learn from everyone you meet how to be and how not to be.