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One of the most fundamental examples of levels of consciousness is
the different degrees of awareness the individual will have based upon the person's age. Lesser consciousness is restricted to limited perspectives. Larger consciousness is a broader perspective and understanding of the different and varying conditions of existence. Levels of Consciousness can be classified into things like educational levels, class status, levels of hierarchy in social and business interaction or degrees of experience in politics. So called higher levels of consciousness can also include such things as interpreting the reality of present circumstance in terms body language, both human and other species, physical structure in terms of symbolism, color, numbers and relationships both human created and natural. It might also be considered as awareness of ultra-physical forces and spiritual awareness in which the Interpretive Context is the co-existent relationship of spirit and matter such that the reality of the act of living is considered as a spiritual condition.
Consciousness is described as Mundane and Symbolic wherein
Mundane Consciousness accords to a theoretical dichotomy of the
Progressive Material Volitional Identity and
Symbolic Consciousness is otherwise described by the
Conservative Spiritual Ethical Identity.
How the individual experiences the reality of life is relative to the
interpretation of the reality of one's experience. This interpretation, as described by the concept of Interpretive Context, is that everything in life is recognized, identified, and defined by interpretation, based upon the experience that the individual has had, to include firsthand and secondhand or vicarious experience, from the interaction with others, from books, theater, electronic media, etc. Two or more individuals may experience the same thing in different ways. Interpretation is the selection of particular Association correspondent
to external reality or internal mentality.
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