Lesson from the Spirit

Acclimatization, getting used to new energies, happens gradually.
Like any adaptation, it carries a slow, nonviolent character of assimilation, at the pace and in the measure that suit you best.
Do not reach for something higher than you are ready to lift yourself to.
When you begin to study a new domain, always think openly, allowing various projections to exist.
You come here, to the point of knowing, only when you are fully certain, grouped according to all the canons of perceiving the energies of the new world.
Each of you can set out on an independent path, exploring yourself. But each time you will return to that point of knowing, which is the single starting point for most of you, those who have made the decision to go on with their spiritual development, to learn and recognize, to open and unfold those secret knowledges that are kept within you.
By spinning through certain deep memories, you as if pull yourself into entirely different dimensions, where you also feel your presence, but only fleetingly, like peripheral vision, a barely discernible frame.
Like something similar, like something you have already lived through, like déjà vu. This is nothing other than existence in parallel worlds.
You can stubbornly pursue a goal, but if you relate to what is happening in a shaky, uncertain way, then most likely you will be seized by misunderstanding.
Deep memories are important not for hours-long immersion, but only as a means to see yourself from a completely different angle, to catch that turn of events, that space in which you saw yourself briefly, in order to help yourself see more broadly, multifacetedly, from different perspectives and angles. Memories are not for aimless time spent, but only as a tool for expanding your view, and therefore your knowledge.