As we reach the crown chakra on our journey, this is not the conclusion of the journey. We continue on but forever changed. Think of it like Joseph Campbell's the hero's journey. One, start slash call to adventure to meeting a mentor, three, crossing a threshold from the known to the unknown. For trials plus failure, five, growth slash new skills, six, death plus rebirth. It's at this point of death and rebirth, that we come to the Crown Chakra.
When we see the star swara through the opening of the third eye, the person we were at the beginning of the journey dies and then we are reborn, a new Everything we thought we knew falls away. The illusion crumbles, our perspective dramatically shifts. This is part of the return of the hero's journey. Seven, Revelation eight transformation, nine atonement 10 gets gift and 11 returned changed. We return changed in that journey ends, then a new journey begins. And once that one ends, we started another one, and so on.
Like the blossoming of a lotus flower. each petal represents liberation, enlightenment, the attainment of spiritual knowledge and another Journey's End. We don't quote unquote, download all the spiritual files all at once. Our mind can't handle that much information all at once. It's doled out in increments, and often shows up as a ha moment and inspiration. I've also found that it's helped me to understand other spiritual teachers messages.
Whereas before when I listen to messages or teachings from sources such as Gabrielle Bernstein, Deepak Chopra, or Eckhart totally, I'd be like, Huh, it now makes perfect sense. My brain doesn't have to struggle to get it, I'm able to understand it easily as though I'd already learned it before. My point here is to instill an expectation you to know that you won't attain all the knowledge all at once, and that your spiritual journey will come to an end once you reach the crown chakra. This journey isn't about reaching a destination. It's not a straight line, from point A to point B. It's more like climbing an infinite ladder.
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