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Spiritual Choice vs. Daily Choice – Part II

A person in modern clothes stands before a glowing doorway labeled “Spiritual Choice,” surrounded by street signs for daily tasks like “Work,” “Groceries,” and “Daily Life.”

The Effect of a Spiritual Choice on Inner Vibrations

The effect of a Spiritual Choice on a human being’s inner vibrations is profoundly significant.

When one makes a Spiritual Choice toward Light, the inner world is uplifted by higher vibrations. This amplifies one’s spiritual frequency, upgrades Consciousness, and can lead to enlightenment.

In contrast, a Spiritual Choice toward Darkness coarsens the Consciousness, limiting vision and reducing awareness of the Light. Repeated choices toward Darkness lead to the loss of Free Will and eventual enslavement by Satan.

A powerful example of a Spiritual Choice toward Darkness is presented in the feature film Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992).
Read our full review of the film here.

Daily choices, however, do not influence the soul’s vibrations and therefore have no direct impact on a person’s Consciousness or Spiritual Direction.

Change of the Spiritual Choice

A spiritual figure stands at a glowing crossroads where a giant wristwatch embedded in the ground shows midnight. Two bright arrows extend toward different horizons, symbolizing separate destinies. The figure is backlit by energy, having just flipped a large switch beside the watch.
t the crossroads of destiny, the spiritual choice flips the switch

Once a Spiritual Choice is made, it acts as a trigger that opens the way to the next segment of one’s life. Several life path options are pre-programmed based on each type of Choice.

A compelling portrayal of this trigger effect can be found in the film Fearless (1993). (See our full review for more.)

Usually, only two or three life paths are programmed per Spiritual Choice, corresponding to:
– Spiritual direction toward Light
– Spiritual direction toward Darkness
– Spiritual direction toward Degradation

While most people cannot see these options ahead of time, spiritually evolved individuals may accurately foresee them.

One such individual was Grigory Rasputin, a mystic and healer capable of predicting not only personal destinies but also national events. Learn more through the film Rasputin (1996) by Uli Edel and Peter Pruce, and in our full review of this movie.

Unlike Spiritual Choice, daily choices can easily be reversed—for instance, choosing tea over coffee from one day to the next, taking a taxi instead of a bus, or getting lunch by delivery rather than eating in a restaurant.

Spiritual Choice, Sacrifice, and the Path to Liberation

A radiant female figure appears in four different eras—ancient, medieval, modern, and futuristic—each version bathed in soft golden light and representing a unique value: Freedom, Love, Courage, Peace, Hope, and Justice. A glowing spiral staircase or circle behind her symbolizes reincarnation and spiritual ascent.
Across time and lifetimes, one soul rises—embodying timeless values in every era.

he most important factor in a person’s evolution is the totality of Spiritual Choices toward Light. A powerful example of this is presented in the metaphysical novel Redemption by Jacklyn A. Lo. The protagonist, Ann, repeatedly sacrifices her physical life in service of the Values of Light:

– In her first life, she dies for Freedom.
– In her second, for Love.
– In her third, for Courage.
– In her fourth, for Peace.

And in her current life in 2045, she faces profound challenges in pursuit of Hope and Justice.

Through each incarnation, Ann’s unwavering alignment with the Values of Light defines her spiritual path and, ultimately, leads to her liberation.

A Spiritual Choice toward the Light acts as a shortcut to higher states of Consciousness, enlightenment*, and liberation from Physical Reality.

In this context, liberation means breaking free from samsara, the cycle of death and rebirth**, also known as the Final Exit.

By contrast, low-energy daily choices have no such power. They do not affect the soul’s vibration or contribute to spiritual liberation.

Number of Choices: Spiritual Choice vs. Daily Choice

A layered scene showing three types of choices. At the top, a radiant figure stands before three glowing paths: Light, Darkness, and Degradation—symbolizing a Spiritual Choice. In the middle, a thoughtful person faces signposts leading to college, work, travel, and creative paths. At the bottom, a casual hand reaches toward floating drink options like tea, coffee, and juice. The image contrasts limited spiritual decisions with flexible life planning and everyday freedom.
From soul-defining paths to casual decisions—our choices range from sacred to simple.

In the case of a Spiritual Choice, the number of options is limited—usually to just two or three:

– A Choice Toward Light
– A Choice Toward Darkness
– A Choice Toward Degradation

By contrast, decision-making offers far more flexibility. For example, when planning your future, you may consider multiple colleges, decide to travel instead, or look for a job. Your options may depend on location, tuition costs, subjects offered, job prospects, peer influence, or financial circumstances.

Daily choices, meanwhile, have virtually no restrictions. When deciding what to drink, for instance, you might choose tea, coffee, hot chocolate, juice, water—or skip them all altogether.

The Effect of Spiritual Values on Choice

Close-up of two faces merging into one—one side glowing softly with light and peace, the other dark with red shadows and tension. Their eyes look in opposite directions. Above them, a faint halo and shadow swirl symbolize the inner struggle between Light and Darkness.
The eternal conflict within—a soul divided between Light and Darkness.

A Spiritual Choice is always connected to the Highest Intangible Values.

A Spiritual Choice toward Darkness is based on the Values of Darkness. Conversely, a Spiritual Choice toward Light is based on the Values of Light.

Values of Darkness

Values of Light

SLAVERY
HATRED
WAR
COWARDICE
FALSEHOOD
INJUSTICE
DESPAIR
CRUELTY
CHAOS
GREED

FREEDOM
LOVE
PEACE
COURAGE
TRUTH
JUSTICE
HOPE
HUMANITY
HARMONY
GENEROSITY

For example, the character Sweeney Todd, a kind man who, after imprisonment, generates Hatred and Cruelty in his mental field. Since Hatred and Cruelty are Values of Darkness, they drive him to make a Spiritual Choice toward Darkness—leading to tragic events that destroy everything around him, including his own life.

Read more in our film review Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

Unlike Spiritual Choice, a daily choice has no attachment to Spiritual Values. Also, decision-making based on information gathering and analytical thinking is not connected to the Highest Intangible Values. This is a key distinction between Spiritual Choice and everyday decision-making.

Notes

Enlightenment is a significant change in one’s way of thinking, often resulting from a Spiritual Choice toward Light.

Samsara = reincarnation.

This article is the edited version of Spiritual Choice, Part I (February 5, 2021).

Reference book:
L. Seklitova, L. Strelnikova Soul Choice

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