In the dimension of forgetfulness a human being lives fully locked within the claustrophobic walls of physical and psychological reality. His true nature is veiled by mental states and emotional moods. He knows nothing beyond his body and mind. He knows not reality. He knows not the way. The false and unreal is his domain. He lives in a dream state, tethered to constant change and the fluctuation of appearances, painfully disconnected from the unconditional refuge of the absolute principle. Constantly striving to find satisfaction and security in the realm of illusion, he only perpetuates his alienation from the source while reinforcing the self of separation. Unless he starts to question the unreal and seek the real, he will find no way out of ignorance and no way in to the consciousness of truth.

Beyond the turmoil of our phenomenal existence, beyond our insatiable search for happiness, lies hidden the great way, the inner way to our original state of wholeness and completion. Discovering the way, we finally realize the purpose of our creation and the meaning of our life on earth. To live unconsciously is to be bound by lower intelligence, lost in forgetfulness. Our true life as conscious existence dawns only in the moment we awaken from the dream of human consciousness and begin our journey to the heart of the self.

The great way is an opening in the plane of illusion through which the soul can return to a state of unity with the love, light and perfection of the god state. The great way is the inmost river of pure intelligence through which we journey into the infinite depth of universal subjectivity. It is the way of the self, by the self, through the self, to the self.