Power vs. force

by David R. Hawkins

Publisher: Hay House, Inc Published: 2014-01-30 Category: Personal Empowerment

Imagine having access to a revolutionary method that could help you distinguish truth from falsehood in any area of life, from personal decisions to understanding human consciousness itself. Through decades of research combining kinesiological testing with spiritual philosophy, a groundbreaking framework emerges that maps human consciousness on a calibrated scale from 1 to 1000, revealing why some people, ideas, and approaches elevate us while others drain our energy and potential.

At the heart of this transformative work lies a profound distinction between two fundamental forces that shape human experience. Force represents the conventional approach most of us have been taught: pushing, controlling, manipulating, and exerting willpower to achieve desired outcomes. It appears strong on the surface but ultimately weakens both the user and those subjected to it. Power, by contrast, flows from alignment with truth and integrity. It requires no effort to sustain itself, inspires rather than coerces, and becomes stronger over time. This distinction alone can revolutionize how you approach every aspect of your life, from relationships and career to health and spiritual development.

The consciousness calibration scale presented here provides specific measurements for different emotional and spiritual states. Below the critical level of 200, consciousness is characterized by destructive emotions like shame, guilt, apathy, grief, fear, desire, anger, and pride. These states actually take more energy than they give back, leaving individuals weakened and vulnerable. Above 200, consciousness shifts into constructive territory: courage, neutrality, willingness, acceptance, reason, love, joy, peace, and enlightenment. Understanding where you and others operate on this scale offers unprecedented insight into why certain situations feel draining while others energize and uplift you.

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