Self-Realization and Other Awakenings

Absolute, were both absent of emotion and humanity.
They were not states of being human or personal,
while Self-Realization, though “divine” in the sense
that at first it felt entirely beyond the personal, in the
end merged with the personal and brought the divine
back into everyday life as transforming energies and
love.
Only thus can a teacher truly transform anyone
else because he can see directly into a student’s heart,
and use that seeing to effect change, directly from his
own heart, or by creating a context that will change
the student. That is, he learns how to cook with love
and heart energy, and entrainment of the student to
his own beingness and love.
One’s humanity is reclaimed through love and
devotion towards all inner phenomena that arises in
consciousness, but also by loving devotion in the
world, to another person, a lover, a child, a guru, or
even an animal.
Here, real-world change happens where before you
were merely an explorer of the inner world. After
awakening to one’s non-existence as a mental object,
one now needs to become a lover of all experiences
arising from within, such as emotions and energies,
and also a lover of everything and everyone in the
world.