Level of Consciousness — YouTube from the CEC Library

It is interesting that I have been giving lectures for at least 15 years, though not at the Center for Consciousness Studies. When I started giving lectures at a Spiritist center, my husband recorded one of my lectures, and it lasted 7 minutes. Then I thought: what did I talk about in 7 minutes? Today we have Reels and Shorts, where it is a challenge to say coherent and interesting things in 1 minute. Moisés gave a fine summary of what he sees as a level of consciousness. In 1 minute, he said a lot.

It would be interesting if there were a consciousness meter, but we can perceive a person's level of consciousness through their actions and thoughts. More primitive people tend to be more sexual, fanciful, and distant from reality, unable to solve small problems, which indicates a lack of inner resources. Excessive eating and addictions are signs of an emotional and primitive process related to the chakras below the heart chakra.

People with continuity and common sense who share with others are in a better condition. The energy you are is the energy of the spirits around you. Moisés mentions that it would be useful to have a device to measure the level of consciousness, but we are our own technology. We can develop the ability to perceive the spiritual plane. Since childhood, Moisés has had this spiritual perception, being able to see energy and the union between the spiritual and physical planes.

He observed people's energetic manifestations, which reflect their intentions and thoughts. For example, if I, Patrícia, am angry with someone and begin cursing that person, this manifestation of energy will be visible as something heavy, reddish in color, projecting from one person to the other like an energetic attack. This perception is a skill that can be developed, not an innate gift.

The video generated different reactions: some people felt judged, while others found it interesting. The idea of levels of consciousness may seem like a judgment, but it is a personal interpretation. Moisés sees spiritual evolution as a path of growth and expansion, based on his experiences and perceptions of past lives. The technology to measure consciousness may not physically exist, but we, as spiritual beings, have the ability to develop this perception internally.

In childhood, he began to perceive that people are not the same and that their actions generate different energies. He observed that people in crisis or experiencing anger or aggressiveness manifest dense energies, while those at peace and calm, engaged in intellectual activities, produce more subtle energies. He began cataloging these patterns, noting that 80% of people produce dense energies most of the time, and that 18% are still moving through the lower part of the heart chakra. He concluded that those who emanate energy through the crown chakra are at a higher level of spiritual evolution.

Evolution consists of using the energies available in the physical body consciously, without reactivity. The base chakra, for example, connects us to Earth, but it should be used consciously. Learning to use higher energies is a difficult process, because over many lives we have learned to deal with dense energies. The focus is to understand how to use these energies to evolve.

He developed clairvoyance that allowed him to identify the chakras in which people remain the longest. Most people are anchored in lower chakras, such as the base or spleen chakra, which reflects more primitive and reactive behaviors. This manifests in behaviors such as excessive eating and addictions, which attract dense spirits.

The work is challenging, but it is an invitation to personal growth, questioning what we consume, our desires, and our attachments. Knowledge is the first step toward evolution because it gives us the responsibility to make conscious choices. Spiritual evolution is not automatic; it requires effort and inner movement. Reincarnations offer opportunities for growth, but without conscious effort, we remain at the same level of consciousness. The repetition of patterns is common, and leaving this cycle requires effort and knowledge. The knowledge brought by Moisés is valuable because it gives us the choice to evolve.

Moisés does not judge; he only observes. Evolution is a path of lucidity, acceptance, and helping others. Helping is not doing everything for another person, but offering tools for growth. Evolution is a process of letting go of what we know to experience new realities. The pleasure of the higher chakras is deeper and more lasting than the immediate pleasure of the lower chakras. Spiritual evolution is a path of self-knowledge and effort. It is not about reaching an ideal state, but about making conscious choices and growing from them. Knowledge is the key to evolution.