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The highest plane of existence composed of the least dense substance of the seven planes of existence in the universe. Adic energies are transmitted into the human energy system through the charkas, but awareness of the adic plane usually lies beyond human ability. akashic records - Harvey Grady Permanent vibratory records of every thought, emotion, and action are maintained in a nonphysical energy field termed "akasha" by ancient Sanskrit texts. These records can be read and interpreted by trained persons, yielding specific information about history, past lives, etc. astral body - Harvey Grady A subtle energy human body expressing emotions, desires, attitudes and expectations. Monitor views human beings as multidimensional, existing on several planes of existence simultaneously. A person's astral body exists in an environment called the astral plane. astral plane - Harvey Grady A subtle energy environment strongly associated with feelings and characterized by its fluid, watery appearance, where the substance of solid objects moves about in tiny currents, yet maintains shape. Its substance can be shaped by the insistent force of will and the imaging power of mind. The astral plane has at least seven "levels" of distinct variety. The first level is the densest, a dark, viscous, oppressive "hellish" environment dominated by intense negative emotions such as fear, rage, lust, and greed. Its inhabitants have little freedom due to the intensity of their desires and emotions. They are usually found in groups expressing a dominant desire or emotion, learning how to control it instead of being controlled by it. The second level offers a "limbo"-like misty gray twilight environment in which fear, alienation and loss keep its inhabitants trapped in sad isolation. The third level presents a "normal" environment similar to physical existence, where most persons reside in living situations suited to their preferences. Its residents demonstrate some self-mastery over their desires and emotions to enjoy a greater measure of freedom, yet they are limited by fears, ignorance, prejudice, and lack of thinking ability. The fourth and higher levels contain smaller numbers of persons than the three lower levels. Each of the higher levels is attained by those who demonstrate increasing self-mastery and spiritual connection, thus earning greater freedom and harmony. Images of "heaven" describe the sense of divine partnership expressed in these levels. astrology - Harvey Grady Defined by Webster as a method of "predicting events by the stars," astrology studies the qualities associated with the astronomical positions of stars, planets and the Earth's moon and observable events. An astrologer combines art and science in creating an astrological chart for individuals or groups as a means of better understanding their dynamics and predicting significant events for them. atlantis - Harvey Grady An ancient civilization thought to exist on a continent in the Atlantic Ocean until the continent sank beneath the ocean approximately 12,000 years ago. Information about Atlantis has been limited to references in ancient literature, most notably Plato, and to channeled sources. Archaeological research has yet to verify its existence. Atlantean culture is said to have achieved high levels of refinement and advanced technology that our present culture is only beginning to attain. attunement - Harvey Grady 1) The process of attaining harmony in one's own being, which may be accomplished by meditation, prayer, or significant actions. 2) The process of attaining harmony between one person and another person, or between one person and another being or object. The process is considered similar to tuning a musical instrument so that it will play to its highest potential. wareness - Harvey Grady 1) The ability to be cognizant of one's own perceptions, feelings and thoughts. 2) One's sensitivity to oneself, others, and the environment. buddha - Harvey Grady 1) The historical man, Siddhartha Gautama, who became enlightened in 563 B.C.E, and whose teachings became the focal point for the Buddhist religion. 2) A title used in reference to one who has reached and maintained a state of enlightenment. chakra - Harvey Grady Sanskrit term originally used in the Hindu religion which refers to points of energetic activity and exchange within the human body. Seven major chakras are identified which also correspond loosely to the body's endocrine gland system. These chakric points are responsible for the reception and distribution of higher energies from the upper planes of existence, affecting physical, emotional, mental and spiritual activities and behaviors. According to Monitor, the base and solar plexus chakras are locations in which the individualized consciousnesses of Maldekian refugees, called "Judge Selves" normally retreat to in hiding. clairaudience - Harvey Grady The psychic ability to perceive, through the sense of hearing, sounds that originate in nonphysical planes of existence, inaudible to ordinary physical hearing. Associated with development of the heart chakra. clairsentience - Harvey Grady The psychic ability to perceive through the medium of a gestalt-like "knowing" which arrives in a state of entirety or wholeness, and which originates from higher states of functioning or higher planes of existence. Associated with development of the chakra. clairvoyance - Harvey Grady The psychic ability of an outer self to perceive through the sense of sight, images in nonphysical planes of existence or images beyond normal physical sight. associated with development of the solar plexus chakra. devas - Harvey Grady Non-physical beings or energy forms whose purpose is the creation, expression and maintenance of life forms including non-physical forms, and whose level of development varies from divine to primitive. So called "nature spirits" include Devas. The term originates from Hindu tradition. divinity - Harvey Grady Reference to the high levels of existence and motivation which are spiritually causative. ego - Harvey Grady The self image. 1) An aspect of combination of conscious and subconscious mind which governs rational thought and activity with regard to one's own being. 2) An excessive imbalance of one's perception of self, an exaggerated sense of self worth or power, conceit. enlightenment - Harvey Grady 1) The highest state of awareness and being possible to a human, an indescribable mystical condition in which one directly experiences the unity and oneness of all that exists, seen and unseen, in the universe or cosmos including the supreme underlying dynamic and creative force. 2) A lesser use exists in reference to the more intellectual experience of coming to fully understand or know of some concept or situation. grace - Harvey Grady A resource that we can all call on. it is the response to requests and prayers from highly evolved beings in the buddhic plane given to ease the stress of karmic consequences. the law of grace represents a higher law or principle than the law of karma. applying grace helps us learn our karmic lessons faster and with less stress. illumination - Harvey Grady A reference to Spiritual Light. Similar to the term Enlightened when used generally. In the Monitor model, there is specific reference to the Light of the Soul, which when it fills the energetic system of a human being creates an attunement or linkage with the Soul. initiate - Harvey Grady 1) An identifiable rite of passage, stage, or test within the process of personal growth. 2) An individual who has evolved to a high spiritual level and ability, who has moved beyond certain defined stages of experience. 3) A ceremonial recognition process when joining a group or brother/sisterhood. intent - Harvey Grady Webster defines intention as "a determination to act in a specified way." In spiritual use it refers to the application of one's will, within the understanding that one is working with divine spiritual principles or laws to do so, in order to create a condition or outcome. Jung, Carl - Harvey Grady (1875 - 1961) Swiss psychiatrist whose own extraordinary mystical experiences and belief in reincarnation contributed to his break with the Freudian view, followed by his pursuance of fields which included what Jung himself called the "collective unconscious," "archetypes," dreams, visions and various psychic, mystical experiences, the I Ching and synchronicity. Jungian psychology is now considered one of the two main branches of psychological practice. His prolific writings fill more than twenty published volumes. |
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