How Consciousness Shapes the Holarchy — The Divine Holarchy examination

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

What is the central claim of this module about the Divine Holarchy?

It is dynamic, evolving with shifts in collective consciousness It is fixed and entirely unaffected by any human belief, which is the assumption most people start with It changes randomly from age to age without any cause It exists only as a human idea with no reality of its own
In the module's picture, what roles might archangels and ascended masters play?

Archangels as teachers of wisdom; ascended masters as warriors Both as spirits bound to particular elements of the natural world, based on outward appearances alone Archangels as emissaries of divine will; ascended masters as teachers Both as rulers who demand obedience from those on the path
What does collective spiritual evolution act as, according to the module?

A record of individual achievements alone, as conventional wisdom often suggests A mirror and barometer of humanity's collective psyche A fixed prophecy of how history must unfold A private experience unrelated to wider society
Which historical shift does the module describe as a departure from earlier polytheistic traditions?

The spread of mindfulness The rise of scientific method The founding of nature religions The emergence of monotheism
Which concepts does the module say entered Western thought from Eastern philosophies?

Original sin, grace and salvation Karma, dharma and reincarnation Reason, doubt and autonomy Forms, substance and the Unmoved Mover
Which two contemporary shifts in consciousness does the module highlight?

Widespread mindfulness and a meeting of science and spirituality A return to strict literalism and a rejection of all science A loss of interest in spirituality and in community life A decline in meditation and a rise in ritual sacrifice, especially in the early stages
How does the module characterise the relationship between human spiritual practice and the divine realm?

A one-way transaction in which humans only receive, even before any of the inner work has been done A contract in which the divine owes humans rewards A continuous two-way dialogue between practice and guidance A separation in which neither side affects the other
What does mindfulness do in relation to the divine order, according to the module?

It replaces the need for any divine order at all It only observes the divine order without affecting it, which is how it is often framed by default It shields the practitioner from any divine influence It actively contributes to the divine order's ongoing creation
What image does the module use for communal spiritual practice?

A communal symphony of harmonising contributions A wall built to keep outsiders firmly away A race in which each person tries to finish first A single voice that everyone else must copy
How does the module describe the integration of science and spirituality?

A confusion best avoided by keeping the two firmly apart A contest that one side or the other must eventually win A synthesis that enhances perception without diluting either A merger in which spirituality gradually replaces science, as conventional wisdom often suggests
A neighbourhood begins holding shared meditations and acts of service together. What does the module say such initiatives achieve?

They distract from the real work of private devotion, so long as it appears to work in the short run They amplify collective energies and raise shared consciousness They matter only to the people who organise them They weaken each person's individual practice over time