The third level of cell organization is the cell that is the most organized of all. This particular cell is the “I” cell and the cell that governs the cells below it. At the third level of cell organization, we begin to notice patterns and can focus our attention on them, and those patterns become a part of the way that we organize our thoughts and actions. The way a cell organizes itself is determined by the pattern that it uses to organize itself.
We’ve seen this kind of organization at the first two levels, but what we have not seen is the third, and what it reveals is a deeper reality about who we are as a species. This is because at the third level of cell organization, we begin to form a cell that is the most organized of all the cells throughout our life.
Our third level of cell organization is what we call “cell fusion.” This is the process by which we merge into a single cell. The three steps of cell fusion are: 1) Self-Referencing and Self-Informing 2) Self-Identification and Self-Determination 3) Self-Expression and Self-Definition.
First, we begin to self-reference, which is the process of looking into ourselves to find the parts of ourselves that we are not aware of. We recognize the parts of ourselves that we are unaware of when we feel shame, fear, shame, loneliness, or depression. Then, we self-inform, which is the process of asking ourselves questions that will reveal the parts of ourselves that we know are not who we seem to be.
Now there is a little bit of a double-standard here. One person who looks like an amnesiac is someone who is still in the body they were in when they were brought into the world. One person who looks like an amnesiac is someone who wants to hide that they are still in the body they were in when they were brought into the world. One person who looks like an amnesiac is someone who is not afraid of questioning their own identity.
You’ll find the third level of cell organization in your own brain, in which you have an idea of who you are and who you have been, but it is not you. It is simply the third state of being, like waking up in the morning and thinking about how you’re going to dress that morning. It is the very first state, and it is an unpleasant one, because it is the one where you know you are not who you thought you were.
This is why we call the third level of cell organization “the third level of consciousness.” Just like our first level of consciousness we have a single, unified, identity, but in the third level of consciousness, you have two identities. Your first identity is who you were. Your second identity, the one you have now, is not who you were, but is simply an identity that you have created to keep you from being who you were before.
This is why the third level of cell organization is the third level of consciousness. This is why we call the third level of cell organization the third level of consciousness. This is why we call the third level of cell organization the third level of consciousness. I can think of a few ways to describe it, and to illustrate it further we can refer to the third level of consciousness as the third level of self awareness. A person who has never had any self awareness is not conscious of their own identity.
A person who has never had any self awareness is not conscious of their own identity. The fact is that we all have a level of awareness we call our “self”. If you have never had any self awareness, you are not self aware. This is a very different thing. A person who has never had any self awareness is not self aware.
There is an extreme distinction between a person who has never had any self awareness and a person who has never had any self awareness. A person who has never had any self awareness is not self aware. A person who has never had any self awareness is not self aware. A person who has never had any self awareness is not self aware.
