In the stages we experiment with our honesty we attempt to re-create the channel of truth between the intuitive voice and mind.

In the stages we experiment with our honesty we attempt to re-create the channel of truth between the intuitive voice and mind. Those of us who nurture it are imbued with enormous power: the power to see, the power to know, the power to differentiate, the power to reflect, the power to choose, the power to speak the truth, and ultimately the power to grow.

We have learned to be dishonest in an attempt to eschew our power in life. We live as victims, strapped into the childhood ruts our parents lovingly beat them into. We lie not only to our closest intimates but to ourselves. Our inner truth is dangerous because it connects with all our years of buried pain and rage and sadness and hurt. If it were to explode it would crush our fragile external lives – and force us to realise just how unloved we are by ourselves and our present intimates and how unloved they were in their childhoods by those entrusted to guide their existences.

But at the same time this explosion would free our real purpose for being. Suddenly our lives would find hope – and a path toward peace. This peace might kill us, as it has killed some, but at least we would die knowing for once who we really were.