Why in my books I see consciousness as hostile to man

The role of consciousness in human life is great, and its power is unlimited, as has been proved by many teachings and philosophical schools. The only problem is that the human mind absorbs the wrong information, because the limits of his awareness depend on the level of development of his soul and spirituality, which in its usual state is at the level of material things.A person doesn’t even notice how he starts drowning in problems that he doesn’t feel, but that have a significant impact on his consciousness. He ceases to be interested in something that goes beyond the routine that consumed him. The only way to salvation is to hear the inner voice - the voice of the soul or of the true essence. The wider your soul, the wider your consciousness, the more it can capture layers of information.To aware oneself, to understand oneself, to understand the way the world works are the tasks of consciousness. A proper application of it as a tool can help a person move beyond the familiar reality. The purpose of the work of consciousness is to achieve the calming of the mind and to experience detachment from problems of existence, knowing yourself equal to the soul.When a person hears this, he thinks, «Who will I be, if I don’t think about anything, I won’t worry about anything». The point is that he deprives himself of the opportunity to understand that he is the whole world, that he is united with it, separating himself from it in his mind and directing all attention to the needs of his selfishness. Because what the human mind is aiming at is what that’s creating the world - a world that only he can see, not the one that really is.
To discover the error in perception and to see reality in its fullness are the fundamental tasks of soul development.

If you're interested in this theme you can get into my Series of fictional books Facets of the Soul.

#1 Mystics
http://books2read.com/u/bzozd2
#2 Abstraction
http://books2read.com/u/38Z2dw
#3 Truth
http://books2read.com/u/bzoQJD