There are three things that you need to do in this lifetime in order to graduate to 4th density in upcoming graduation.
- The first thing to do is to keep your attention on your consciousness or awareness check to see where it is in your body and what it is focusing in every moment of your life. Give attention and devote your attention to your awareness for therein lies the juice of your true self. The process of meditation assists in doing this. Simply keep focus on the awareness in your body.
- The second thing to do is to detach from all the things that surround you no matter how tasteful it may seem. This Maya, this illusion will lead from happiness to sadness from sadness to happiness an endless cycle. The only way to escape is to focus on yourself and not become attached to this illusion that surrounds you.
- The third thing to do is to understand that everything is you and there is unity even in a stone which will after a certain time, turn into a soil and will later turn from soil into a plant or an animal or a human being. This stone that you think is worthless is not worthless, it belongs to the world of the Maya, the illusion but because it might be able to become also a human being and a spirit in the cycle of transformations therefore it is of importance to realize within yourself that this stone is not just a stone it is also an animal it is also a god it is also Buddha and it is also you. It is already and always everything. Similarly you are already everything.
These are the only three things you need to understand in this life in order to graduate into 4th density in coming graduation window. However, the experience of each entity will be different and you will face many obstacles in your life in order to put these three things into practice. To fully grasp the true nature of your illusion is to fully understand your reality and hope that you will go and experience this Maya, this illusion for yourself and not relying on any other external teaching but that which arises from within yourself . Last but not least, that knowledge can be conveyed but not wisdom it can only be experienced.