Cycling of Consciousness is the precursor to something else.
Many awake folks experience new awakenings regularly. What I’ve noticed is each of these cycles have the same pattern.
Initially, there’s a grand overview like I am everything. Then, there is a second experience like, I am nothing. Finally, I am everything and nothing simultaneously and therefore whole again.
This really is the rediscovery of knowing yourself to be complete, whole or brahmam, using vedic terminology.
It sounds simple and benign, After the fact. But when you’re going through the experience it can be traumatic. Finding yourself to be either everything or nothing is okay but when both are experienced as your whole self and you are alternating between them you soon find yourself in limbo. Lost in no-man's land asking, “Which one is it? Which am I?” It’s psychologically painful.
The in-between state, many times is experienced as, “the dark night of the soul”.
It takes the alternation of awareness to mature to a simultaneous awareness to get relief. Once one is able to grow past the seeming duality to arrive at singularity the cycle is complete. We find ourselves to be whole again.
Within the growth of Brahman Consciousness, there is the development of the Brahma Sutras. This “cycling” of consciousness is the living day-to-day version of the Brahma Sutras. The actual stitching together of Brahman Consciousness. The putting together of wholeness, endlessly.
“Curving back on my own nature, I create, again and again”. Bhagavad Gita ch 9 v 8.