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Realizing that all religions speak of the same thing with different words
Seeing that archetypes recur everywhere (Christ, Krishna, Buddha, Osiris, etc.)
Understanding that esoteric traditions hide keys
Beginning to meditate, to observe the world differently

Experience directly Divine love through the dissolution of the ego
Realizing that truth is a puzzle scattered across all cultures
Understanding that the path is individual, infinite, and that each life is a piece of the great game
Knowing that the universe wants you alive and awake

Merging with the universe in an orgasm of cosmic ecstasy
Meeting the cosmic Christ beyond all religion
Realizing that truth cannot be spoken, only experienced
Love everything, even chaos
Being happy, truly happy

And now I understand.

I'm glad the truth isn't simply found in a single book.
Otherwise, some human beings would be far too advantaged from birth.
Born into a Christian, Jewish, or Muslim family, they would have "understood everything" before even looking.
But no.

Truth is a puzzle.
Scattered in symbols, rites, visions, texts, silences. This isn't an answer you read.
It's a quest you experience.
And it's a work that isn't done in one lifetime,
but in several.

I'm happy.
Really.

So now I'm certain that Christ is real, that energy bodies are real, that chakras are real, that reincarnations are real. And at one point during my journey, I was sad because I remembered I was an extraterrestrial and that I had incarnated on Earth, but I had forgotten my mission and who I was. And, quote, after my trip, it just went downhill, I remember. Afterward, the effects of the LSD wore off. So if you have more information on this subject, I'm very interested.