103:1.6 The [[realization]] of the [[recognition]] of [[spiritual]] [[values]] is an [[experience]] which is superideational. There is no [[word]] in any human [[language]] which can be employed to designate this "sense," "[[feeling]]," "[[intuition]]," or "[[experience]]" which we have elected to call [[God-consciousness]]. The [[Thought Adjuster|spirit of God]] that dwells in man is not [[personal]]—the [[Adjuster]] is prepersonal—but this Monitor presents a [[value]], exudes a flavor of [[divinity]], which is [[personal]] in the highest and infinite sense. If [[God]] were not at least [[personal]], he could not be [[conscious]], and if not conscious, then would he be infrahuman. | 103:1.6 The [[realization]] of the [[recognition]] of [[spiritual]] [[values]] is an [[experience]] which is superideational. There is no [[word]] in any human [[language]] which can be employed to designate this "sense," "[[feeling]]," "[[intuition]]," or "[[experience]]" which we have elected to call [[God-consciousness]]. The [[Thought Adjuster|spirit of God]] that dwells in man is not [[personal]]—the [[Adjuster]] is prepersonal—but this Monitor presents a [[value]], exudes a flavor of [[divinity]], which is [[personal]] in the highest and infinite sense. If [[God]] were not at least [[personal]], he could not be [[conscious]], and if not conscious, then would he be infrahuman. |