It could be said that the process of spirituality is the search for understandiing. But that long road to finally getting it has many less complete, but important, milestones of understanding along the way. So an understanding process involves breaking down one's movement on the path until the final light bulb goes on. 

A useful method of expediting one's path involves the concepts of right vs. wrong. It is spiritually impossible for you or anyone to be absolutely wrong. That means a solution to any issue that involves you or anyone else being wrong is not correct..

If you have complete understanding of the viewpoints in that solution no one is wrong. It is possible for anyone to have committed broken promises, societal blunders, even considerable crimes. But it is not ultimately possible that anyone has ever done anything that they SHOULD feel badly about.

Few of us are at the point where we don't cringe a bit at something we've done Therefore feeling wrong is a useful tracking device. Find where you felt wrong, understand it, and you will likely recover a part of yourself.

The same applies if you are extremely right about something. If you are right to the point where you can't even consider looking at another viewpoint there is likely something you don't understand. You don't have to ultimately agree with the other viewpoint but you should be able to look at it to the point of agreement. Then back out of that agreement, look at your own viewpoint and see if it makes sense to you. If you can't even consider the other side, try to find what you are refusing to look at. There will be something.

This is not an easy society to live in spiritually. A body society has too many distractions to allow a clear path to understanding. But the path is doable, and real, in my opinion.
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Let's make this a bit more exact a question.

In this universe we exist as viewpoints. That is, as limited versions of God. Our awareness is focus. One is aware of what one has direct attention on. No matter how much one "knows" one is aware only of that area one is focusing on at the moment.

So awareness isn't really an importance in terms of "being aware" of something. What is important is knowing oneself. This increases one's focus, thereby one's understanding and love. We are at basic love, understanding, and attenion.

Ultimately, as God united, we are likely aware of all things immediately. This gives an idea of the immense relativity between God and our split versions. But even as a piece of God one can be vastly more focused that we presently are. The difference is likely on the ration of our present human operating speed to nearly light speed,

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