Consciousness is an energy in nature; it is infinite. It is the same thing as light.

Consciousness is an energy that is the power of perception, and it has infinte heights and infinite depths.

In the infinte heights, we discover those realms that are traditionally called “heavens” and can also be called “nirvana.”

In those heights we find consciousness that is unfiltered, that sees the truth.

The higher you ascend in those levels of being, the more pure your vision, your perception, and the less clouded.

At the very heights of those levels of being on this line of being, on this line of consciousness, we find the most rarified, pure levels of existence.

We call those levels Ain Soph, the Absolute, sunyata, Adhi-buddha, Samantrabadha, Brahma.

Depending on your religion, there is a name for that level. That level of existence some call a state of non-existence, and this would be true.

It is a primordial unmanifested level of existence, which is in the heart of all things. In every atom we find the Absolute, what can also be called Uncreated light.

At the polar opposite of this energy of the line of being we find the hell realms, what we could call samsara. These are levels of increasing density in which the consciousness becomes more and more conditioned.

A Buddha, a master, an angel, has freed their consciousness from all conditions, is not bound by anything, is completely free, thus experiences absolute happiness. Their experience of life is unconditioned, with absolute freedom, pure joy, peace, with a profound brilliant intelligence and wisdom.

At the other end, we find those beings that are deeply conditioned, subject to ever-increasing numbers of laws, who are kept in those realms due to the consequences of their own actions.

Beings in the lower levels are those who have acted in ignorance of the laws of nature, and have thus created consequences that they must bear.

Every action has a consequence; this is called karma: cause and effect.