What I mean is that the three different levels of self-awareness are the things that all of us learn from our parents and in our childhoods. We learn about the little things and we learn about the big things.
So it makes sense that these three levels of self-awareness should show up in three different stages of life: the very first stage, the second stage, and the third stage.
I think the first stage is the most obvious. When you’re a baby you take in everything around you. You become a part of your environment. You learn from your parents. Then you go through the period of your first few years of life when you’re more independent and you just learn from your environment. It is during this period, the first stage of self-awareness, that we learn to become conscious of the present moment and to be aware of our surroundings.
At the second stage, the next stage, you understand your surroundings, how they relate to you, how you relate to them. And at the third stage you understand your surroundings, how they relate to you, how you relate to them. So in stage two you are becoming aware of the surroundings and in stage three you are becoming aware of your surroundings.
The third stage is when your surroundings begin to make sense. You start to understand yourself more clearly and your surroundings begin to make sense. This is because at this stage you are still in the dark, and yet you already feel like you understand your surroundings and your surroundings understand you. This is not a stage of confusion, but of coming to terms with the self.
When we’re in stage two, we have the idea of the self, which we can refer to as a “you.” This is then used as a reference point in stages three and four, and it’s when we start to come to terms with our surroundings. At this point we’re aware of our surroundings and our surroundings are aware of us.
This is a stage where we are trying to understand what is happening around us, how we are connected to our surroundings, and what it means to be aware of ourselves. The stage is characterized by self-awareness, which is when we realize that we are connected to ourselves and surroundings, and that we are in control. This is a stage where we realize that we are aware of our surroundings, and that they are aware of us.
Self-awareness is a state of being where we realize that we are in control, which can be very difficult and uncomfortable at times. But we can go through the stages of self-awareness and still be on autopilot.
The problem is when we’re on autopilot for so long that we forget we’re on autopilot. Because when we’re not even aware of our habits, routines, impulses, and reactions, then we no longer control them they control us.