Your entire intuition, the mysteries for advancing your higher consciousness
through the cosmos from all your incarnations and generations;
its buried in your brain — in your nervous system — and in your DNA.
Treasures, buried until you are ready . . . all withheld from you in a maze
of ignorance and human emotions . . . life, after life, after life . . . .

You operate within this slave-state of delusion known to this world as normal,
as the system holds its mysteries in suspense.
Life after life you work in a clueless existence without much relief other than entertainment. You claim overwhelm for the faux comfort it renders, and are then
controlled by all the emotions that timidly state your un-readiness.
And this is all an illusion.

It does not have to be this extreme, but if these mysteries were shown to you before you
are prepared to envision them, you would think you were losing your mind.
So you run and hide behind normal acceptable ignorance rather than breaking the spell.
You slowly and painfully advance through one life after another.

Not that you prefer this slow normal pace; you just prefer it when
faced with the alternative of rapid advancement.
You prefer the fears and the doubts of splashing in the shallow waters of the ocean's emotional beaches . . . to sailing over the open, uncharted waters of wise understanding.
You prefer the pain of this normal ignorance to the adventures of
advancing your intuition and knowing that you know.

It's natural; it can be frightening when experiencing the impact
of vast amounts of "unknown" information.
That's why it is often only revealed while you are dreaming or meditating.
Here, you are shown this information, but it is not with conscious belief.
The revelations — scattered into the dreamscapes — are assembled
by the unbelievability of random dream interpretations.
These obtuse dream angles are where your brain has cut out
the juicy frames that contain the disruptive realities.
Your emotional fantasies provide you with a far more comfortable view . . . creature comfort.

You must pass through all these tests and trials on the path toward super-conscious intuition. To receive the crown-jewels of your knowledge and wisdom,
great dedication, discipline and practice are required.
But you will have to stop blaming the "other" and become the responsible one.

Once I asked Yogi Bhajan why it was so challenging to achieve this higher consciousness.
He just winked and smiled as he answered, "God does not want jerks in heaven."

Don't be the jerk trying to enter the gates of heaven.
Don't try for sympathy by claiming you don't know.
You do know.
Be willing to accept your greatness and do the work for heaven's sake.
Make a pact with your higher discipline
— dedicate to your super conscious intuition
— have the courage to build a heaven you dream of,
the one you want right here on this Earth.
You deserve no less.