The Enlightened Coach. Raimon Samsó

event will not demand any effort (only the ego will make and effort and tire, but enlightenment is not a matter of ego). Since it simply entails realization, it also entails a low cost. Capisci?

      But do not confuse the low-cost with it having no value. The value of self-revealing is, in itself, absolute. Do not confuse value with price.

      Neither me, nor anyone else, can tell you who you are, since you would not believe it; you must find out for yourself at some point in your life on this plane. This is the sole purpose of life in this world: to awaken your real identity. I just solved your problem of finding a purpose in your life. There you have it, there is no other.

      Once more: low-cost enlightenment is to realize, to be conscious, drop the curtain, understand... without the need to do anything else, without the need for anything else to happen. It is easy to understand that this is a path without distance, since it will take us to ourselves, where we already were, but now, feeling very differently. Enlightenment is simply a recognition. It cannot be a change, neither small nor big, since what is already perfect cannot change to be something else.

      Enlightenment means to be in the world, but not belong to it.

      Is being more conscious enough to lead an enlightened life? I believe it is merely the first step. A mental state, however advanced, is nothing more than understanding; an enlightened life transcends the mind, and reaches the observer of the mind.

      Enlightenment is synonymous with defacing the illusion of separation.

      Enlightenment is to bring a little light to wherever one may be. How important it is to be a point of light in the world. Light benefits all those who approach it.

      Following the metaphor of “The Matrix,” it is time to choose: Go get yourself a glass of water.

      Blue Pill: the ego, duality, the separate mind that projects its level of consciousness in the world (knowingly or not). Is the creation of the world, which is in turn only a reflection of the mind, which generates it with its projection. It is simply looking outward, without introspection, the materialistic view of the world. The mind flies toward the outside, which takes share in the mundane. It expresses fear.

      Red Pill: the Spirit, non-duality, the correct mind, not separated, in contact with the Source and extending to the only reality: Love. Upon returning to impersonal consciousness one returns to reality. It is the mind turned inward, which becomes pure consciousness. It expresses love.

      I will try to synthesize what has been said up to this point in these two points for each pill

      1: A level of consciousness perceives or interprets parts of what it sees, with much effort, the owner can mutate to a happy or improved dream; however, they still sleep, since they continue to believe in the individuality of people who exist in a world separated from them. Everything experienced by a conscious being, a mind that supplants true identity.

      2: A much evolved level of consciousness transcends and reaches pure consciousness, which places it at the doorstep of pure knowledge or absolute certainty. Something has awakened, but there is no longer anyone there to claim the achievement. It is an impersonal perception from reality, cause of the world. Everything experienced by the observer of the mind that uses it as an instrument.

      Apologies if I cannot be clearer, or if you do not understand. I have serious difficulties, even as an author, to describe it in words or concepts. If I feel it, I know it; if I say it, I do not know it.

       The conventional coach takes the blue pill and offers the same remedy to his or her clients. The “enlightened coach,” on the contrary, has already taken the red pill and, even though their clients may have chosen the blue pill, is able to help them from an elevated state of consciousness. When able to contemplate their mental labyrinths, they do not get lost in them, as it happens to the conventional coach. He or she is no longer in the middle of the drama, with other characters, but rather plays an observer, and this allows him or her to abstract from the slumber conditions. From that position, their mere presence may awaken others that may still be asleep.

      This is all about enlightenment, for the time being. Keep reading, because this will only get better.