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Bridging Two Maps of Consciousness: Sal Rachele & Dr. David Hawkins in Personal Integration

Over the years, I’ve found that spiritual frameworks can be both inspiring and confusing. They offer language for the invisible, yet the real work is to live what they point to. Two such frameworks that have deeply accompanied my journey are Sal Rachele’s Soul Vibration Level Index (SVLI) and Dr. David Hawkins’ Map of Consciousness (MOC).

At first glance, they seem like parallel universes:

  • Hawkins charts the moment-to-moment vibration of emotion and awareness, ranging from shame to enlightenment.

  • Rachele maps the long arc of soul evolution, from survival consciousness to complete unity with Source.

Both are profoundly useful—but only when we use them as mirrors, not measurements.


💫 From Measuring to Listening

When I first encountered Hawkins’ scale, I loved its precision. I could recognize when I was resonating in courage or slipping into fear, when my energy was open or contracting. Later, reading Sal Rachele’s Soul Integration, I discovered that our souls themselves have a vibration—an evolutionary frequency that stretches far beyond a single lifetime.

Bringing the two together changed the way I listen to myself.

The Hawkins Map helps me observe my state of consciousness in the present moment—how I respond to a challenge, a conversation, or a thought.

The Rachele Index reminds me of the greater context: the long unfolding of my soul’s growth across lifetimes, the part of me that already knows peace.

One measures the weather, the other reflects the climate of the soul.


🌿 Living Between Two Frequencies

Working with both systems side by side has helped me hold paradox gently. I’ve come to see that I can be peaceful and messy, light-filled and learning, all at once.

When the world feels loud or the mind restless, these frameworks remind me that consciousness expands not through striving, but through presence.
Peace is not a peak to climb; it is the ground that becomes visible once striving subsides.

Integration, then, is the art of bringing the higher awareness into daily embodiment:

  • Choosing understanding over analysis.

  • Responding from love rather than from reflex.

  • Trusting that growth unfolds in divine timing.


✨ An Invitation

If you’re drawn to both Hawkins’ and Rachele’s teachings, try this gentle experiment:

  • Use Hawkins’ map to notice your inner weather—where your emotions rest today.

  • Use Rachele’s index as a compass—what qualities of peace, compassion, or surrender are already alive within you?

You might find, as I did, that these maps are not ladders to climb, but mirrors reflecting who you already are: a soul learning to live as light, right here, right now.


🌸 Closing Thought

Maps can point the way, but they are not the destination. The real integration begins when we stop measuring how high we’ve risen and start noticing how deeply we can love in this moment.

1 comment

  • I am unfamiliar with Sal Rochelle’s work and will look it up. My understanding of Dr. Hawkin’s MoC is that each of us is born at a certain level, and for the most part track there throughout our lifetime. Yes, we can rise up in any given day, sometimes feeling more courageous, sometimes feeling more fear. I think you have a good point about using all this information as a mirror, as a tool for listening more deeply to our own experience rather than as a measurement.

    Sharon

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