Yesterday in a thread, @King Randall wondered" what collective energy is dominating mankind right now?" My original answer was "uncomfortable uncertainty." Since yesterday I have been looking at various news and social media to get a better answer. I cannot say if this energy is dominating mankind, but I can say what energy is being pushed hard at every level to do so. CONFLICT! The push to create conflict energy is rather relentless. Sure....war. It goes way beyond that. Religious conflict. Politically, the "other party" is not other citizens with different views, they are "dangerous people." Economies are competitors. Sports is injustice and violence. Shape of the Earth debates are much more pointed. LOTS of rage bait, all designed to create conflict between certain groups. Here in this "high vibe bubble" we tend to shut out the noise of the 3D world. Let's not forget that there are forces that do NOT want an awakening. They are showing clearly that their weapon of choice to fight it is....CONFLICT and the fear and anger it breeds. I looked into this world. I thought I would post about it now so maybe the readers won't need to look into it!

Does anyone have a checklist for people that are just starting off. I’m trying to get into a habit and some days I don’t even know where to start. Would love to hear from all of you how you do this and stick to it. Thanks in advance for your help.

In spiritual life, one of the most important things to understand is this: The Absolute Truth is one—but it can be experienced in different ways, depending on how deeply we perceive it. In the Vedic teachings, this is explained very clearly. The same truth is realized in three stages: Brahman, Paramātmā, and Bhagavān. Brahman is the all-pervading spiritual energy—the sense that everything is one, a kind of vast, undifferentiated consciousness. Paramātmā is more personal—the presence of the Divine within the heart, guiding, witnessing, accompanying you. And Bhagavān is the fullest realization—the Supreme Person, with whom you can have a real relationship. A simple way to understand this is through the example of the sun. From a distance, you experience sunlight. It’s everywhere. It’s powerful, but you don’t see its source directly. This is like Brahman. If you look deeper, you begin to perceive the sun itself—the source of that light. This is like Paramātmā. But if you could actually enter into the sun and experience it fully, you would understand its nature in a complete way. This is like Bhagavān—the full, personal reality behind everything. All three are true. But they are not the same depth of experience. And this matters—especially for those of us who are building, leading, creating, and living very full lives. Because if your understanding of the ultimate reality is only impersonal, it can feel expansive—but also distant. There is no relationship, no exchange, no deeper connection. But when you understand Bhagavān—the personal aspect of the Divine—something shifts. Your work becomes an offering. Your decisions become guided. Your life becomes relational, not just functional. You are no longer just part of an energy. You are in connection. This is why the Bhagavad-Gītā—the “Song of Bhagavān”—focuses on this highest understanding. It doesn’t deny the earlier stages. It completes them. So the journey is not about rejecting one truth for another. It’s about going deeper—until the truth becomes personal, alive, and transformative.