THERE IS A PARTICULAR ARROGANCE THAT CAN COME WITH AWAKENING The person who has begun to see through the illusions that most people live inside, who has done the inner work, who has glimpsed something of the nature of consciousness and the depth of what lies beneath the surface of ordinary life, can fall into a trap that is subtle precisely because it wears the clothes of insight. The trap is contempt. The quiet superiority of the one who is awake looking down at those who are still asleep. The impatience with people who have not yet asked the questions. The dismissiveness toward those still caught in what you have already seen through. Manly P. Hall recognized this as one of the most dangerous failure modes of the spiritual path. Because it inverts the entire purpose of awakening. The mystery schools did not produce initiates so that the initiates could feel superior to the uninitiated. They produced them so that the light could be held steady for others. The lighthouse does not mock the ships that are lost. It simply shines. It keeps its position. It offers orientation without demanding that the ships approach in any particular way or on any particular schedule. Genuine awakening does not produce contempt. It produces compassion. The further into consciousness a person actually travels, the more clearly they see that everyone is doing the best they can with the level of awareness available to them at this moment. The person still fully asleep was you, not long ago. The dream they are dreaming is one you also dreamed. The question is not whether they will eventually wake. The question is whether you will be someone worth waking to. Keep watch. Hold the light. Do not mock the dreamer. That is the duty of the one who woke first. ~ Pyramid Consciousness ✨🙌🏾💫

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