57. Three Conditions

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God experiences three conditions of consciousness: (1) His
Original State; (2) Helplessness; (3) All-powerfulness.

The Original State

In this state God, unconscious of His Infinite Power, Bliss and
Existence, is perfectly at peace. This state can well be compared
with the sound sleep state of a person.

Helplessness

In this state God is also unconscious of His being Infinite, and
experiences helplessness in human form. He is constantly worried
about something. He finds no peace. Owing to innumerable
anxieties and problems, He tries all the time to seek His original
state. To do this He induces forgetfulness through intoxications.
He wants to forget everything. In His state of helplessness, His
first experience of forgetfulness has so great an effect on Him that
He desires above all to return again to the oblivion that He has
experienced. He tries to regain this state through sleep. Thus
sleep becomes a dire necessity.
But since in sleep He is unconscious, He is not able to bring His
experience of forgetfulness back into His waking state; and so He
finds no solution to His helplessness. 

All-powerfulness

His helplessness increases day by day. When it becomes
unlimited it ends in the state of All-powerfulness. In this state God
consciously forgets ever having had a limited individuality and

knows Himself as Infinite Existence, Bliss and All-powerfulness.

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