The soul learns on its own way

One has to become all of humanity, to comprehend all of humanity! Inside of every human, there is a meditative soul. Sometimes more awake and sometimes less awake. Everyone can use meditation to awaken their soul. When one is entirely awake, one is an entirely meditative soul. Mind is like a school in which one learns to awaken into love consciousness. Every soul learns on its own way to awaken. One has to learn to face both the light and the darkness of the universe one has created with their mind, and after this lesson, one passes to the next grade, meditation. Meditation is the highest frequency of consciousness. In meditation, light and darkness become one. The reason why one is out of meditation is because one is here to learn something about oneself. One is here to learn how to bring one's consciousness into a state of harmony and enlightenment. But the ego fears its enlightenment, because the ego is the reason why one is not living in the state of harmony and meditation. But the soul does not fear it, and depending on how awake the soul is, the more it seeks enlightenment. When the soul does not want enlightenment, then it still has a need to learn in the mind. But a soul that is already very awake wants enlightenment because it has learned enough in the mind. Then, expression becomes meditation. When the soul is ready and has reached its full spiritual potential, which means it has no more worldly desires or ambitions except for its liberation from the ego, meditation happens intuitively. Either the soul wants to awaken, or it does not. It is an individual journey, and it is an inner journey, one has to turn inward to explore the soul.

To be enlightened, one has to go through the ego and understand how it works. There is no enlightenment without facing one's darkness. The ego will be negative, skeptical, confused, disturbed and create darkness, because the ego does not like being observed. There is no way around it, one has to go through it, because as long as one hasn't faced their ego, one lives in fear, more or less consciously, and the ego is in front of one's unconditional love consciousness. So one has to look at all those things inside of oneself one does not want to look at, and see why one's mind cannot find peace. One has to take total responsibility about one's state of consciousness, and never find fault in someone else, because then one cannot find peace. One has to face obstacles on the path of enlightenment. One has to face the suffering in the universe and see that it is one's own suffering. The meditative soul is suffering from the ego. The ego covers the light of meditation. It is the ego which is suffering in the state of separateness. There is only one's own ego which just expresses itself in the form of other humans. And because the ego fears its enlightenment, because enlightenment will make the ego disappear from the meditative soul, it will try to work against it. This is the obstacle, but the obstacle is the path. The more one expands into one's enlightenment, the more one will realize that the ego will give up trying to fight against it, because there is nothing that can be fought against. The abandonment of the self is the soul's enlightenment. When one is free of ego, one is an entirely awakened, meditative soul which no longer gets reincarnated in the ego. As long as one hasn't took a step into meditation, one hasn't begun to walk the path. One keeps living in the ego and is running from facing their soul. The path of meditation does not mean to just sit in silence. The path of meditation means to be aware of one's love consciousness, and the ego in front of it. Silence just helps to be aware. Even if one decides to let go of the ego just a little bit, it has a great effect on the spiritual journey of the individual soul and also of the collective soul.

No matter how long one wants to learn in the mind, every soul is going to end up in the light one incarnation, because this is simply the journey of the soul. So there is no need to force oneself into anything where there is no resonance yet. In enlightenment, the mind is not needed anymore because one's awakening from the mind is complete. This is why a soul that is entirely awake lives entirely in meditation. One can observe how the soul grows into enlightenment through humanity. There are humans who have never yet questioned their ego. Their souls just still have a long journey in the mind until they find enlightenment. Then there are humans who question themselves, whose souls have already traveled a little more. Then the human becomes a philosopher who begins to turn inward and question their thinking, like Nietzsche or Socrates. Then the human becomes a philosopher who gets spiritual and begins to transcend the mind and walk the path a little, like Alan Watts or Terence McKenna. Then the human becomes spiritual and walks the path of letting go of the mind and ego. And at the end of the human journey, the human becomes the avatar, like Meher Baba or Lao Tzu. One is who one tunes into. When one tunes into the human who never questions themself, one is the human who never questions themself. When one tunes into the human who is the philosopher, one is the philosopher. When one tunes into the avatar, one is the avatar. And when one is the avatar, one has become all of humanity and is free of being reincarnated in the human ego. Then one is not separate from humanity, because all of humanity is inside of one's universal consciousness, and in oneness, the meditative soul is liberated from the ego which is suffering in the state of separateness. When the soul has entirely awakened from the mind, and the mind has become still, the ego dies into unconditional love consciousness, enlightenment, and one can just be meditative.