Revision: 4 July 2025
What is a full-spectrum human?
A full-spectrum human is someone who has thoroughly realized the fact that a human is actually Divinity/God/Source experiencing all levels of being through the human vehicle.
Prior to such realization, a human seems to be separate body, heart, and mind trying to find their way in an unfriendly world. During the realization process, human experience expands to include more layers of the psyche as well as the collective body, heart, and mind. In the process, the world becomes friendlier. Once the realization is thoroughly established, one is not just one with God, one is God – and so is everyone else. In thorough God-realization, the world is experienced as an outpicturing of awakeness, which is necessarily thriving.
Whether realized, unrealized, or partially realized, each human exists across a vast range of depth levels. Every human is simultaneously personal, transpersonal, and beyond-personal. It is common, especially in cases of spiritual emergence, for one to have transpersonal experiences (which involve consciousness and unconscious patterns that are beyond personal experience) and then try to interpret them in the context of personal experience. The misreading of levels and consequent misinterpretation of phenomena leads to confusion, dissonance, and, in many cases, mental health challenges.
When one can source the level of an experience or situation using a map such as Levels of I, much of the confusion about “self,” “others,” and “the world,” as well as “what is mine to do” and “what is not mine to do,” is readily resolved.
Advanced note: As all that is – including all beings and all forms – is one, indivisible, and interpenetrating, there are no actual levels of being. Although levels may be defined based on qualitative differences in experience, if one looks closely enough, each apparent level contains all other apparent levels, all apparently distinct beings contain all other apparently distinct beings, and all experiences contain all other experiences. This is the truth of radical interpenetration. Although levels may be used for convenience to facilitate understanding, if one takes them literally they become limiting instead of liberating.
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