I appreciate this perspective—it’s true that higher consciousness isn’t something to be grasped through intellect alone. (I mean, duh). Direct experience, embodiment, and surrender are essential. At the same time, many have been conditioned away from trusting their intuition, making it difficult to simply ‘step into’ higher awareness without first untangling the thought patterns that keep them bound.
When I write about Hypercognizance it isn’t about overanalyzing reality but about recognizing and moving beyond the mental structures that shape perception. Thought, intuition, and embodied knowing aren’t opposing forces—they are all part of a unified intelligence. Neither structure nor flow is inherently ‘masculine’ or ‘feminine’—they exist in all of us, and wisdom comes from balancing them. The greatest mystics didn’t just embody truth; they also articulated it in ways that could be shared, expanded, and refined. The question isn’t whether we should map consciousness or surrender to it, but how we integrate both approaches to move beyond limitation.
But all in all I love that this is growing in the collective enough to warrant such a critique and response. And, I do appreciate your perspective and don’t mean to diminish it in anyway.
Oh man, we’re gunna be friends.
Just felt the need to share a different perspective. Don’t think so much.
https://graceainslie.substack.com/p/feminine-higher-consciousness
I appreciate this perspective—it’s true that higher consciousness isn’t something to be grasped through intellect alone. (I mean, duh). Direct experience, embodiment, and surrender are essential. At the same time, many have been conditioned away from trusting their intuition, making it difficult to simply ‘step into’ higher awareness without first untangling the thought patterns that keep them bound.
When I write about Hypercognizance it isn’t about overanalyzing reality but about recognizing and moving beyond the mental structures that shape perception. Thought, intuition, and embodied knowing aren’t opposing forces—they are all part of a unified intelligence. Neither structure nor flow is inherently ‘masculine’ or ‘feminine’—they exist in all of us, and wisdom comes from balancing them. The greatest mystics didn’t just embody truth; they also articulated it in ways that could be shared, expanded, and refined. The question isn’t whether we should map consciousness or surrender to it, but how we integrate both approaches to move beyond limitation.
But all in all I love that this is growing in the collective enough to warrant such a critique and response. And, I do appreciate your perspective and don’t mean to diminish it in anyway.
Thank you! 🙏🏼
This is a fascinating concept you are on to and I would say an absolutely necessary one.
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They need knocked out of their boxes.