The greatest concepts (ideas) of humanity are those ideas considered sacred and important to most cultures of the human race. The concept of a universal force of good. The concept of life after death. The concept that we are guided and helped by guardian angels are such examples.

The directory provides insight into different levels of awareness and provides practical reflections relating to important life changing events and emotions.

The Awareness Directory is based on an idea that within the 3 billion bases of dna within every cell of every human is coded proteins that code the deepest knowledge of the universe. We call this code the SolCode and it is the source of the UCADIAN model. This is what we mean by every person having a “soul”- every person having the ability to wake up to the knowledge within themselves.

The Awareness Directory as living knowledge

The Awareness Directory is a living object, constantly growing as more and more people like you add their own insights and reflections to its essential architecture.

In the first instance, readers are invited to personalize their Awareness Directory by signing their name at the front and by filling in information (where listed) such as your own personal reflections, and relationships.

In the third instance, subscribers to Logos Online get to vote once a year to select the best words and reflections (including the name of the author) from around the world to be added permanently to the printed Awareness Directory for the next edition.

Logos can never be compared to “dead knowledge”

Systems of knowledge that have been closed off because the author has passed or because it is guarded by an orthodoxy are dead systems of knowledge.

While many dead systems of knowledge are regarded as some of the holiest and greatest words of humanity, they do not allow any generation now or in the future to add their own ideas, to leave their own mark.

In contrast Logos is and always will be a living system of knowledge where every single person on the planet has the right to contribute, to be forever in a common work.