Why is it so terrifying?

When you look, you see connections. You see, I think one of the things we are doing right now is we are connecting the left and right brain. We are seeing that logic and science can only take us so far. We are reconnecting with the intuitive.

Another thing we’re doing is that we are making connects of what happened to us when we were three-years-old and how we’re acting now. That’s some people didn’t do before. We’re making connections of what we spray under our arm and the ozone layer in Antarctica. People never did this before.

We’re making connections between East and West. We could no longer look at each other to see the differences any more and so when we saw the connection, what happened? The walls came a tumbling down. And it happens in fits and sparks; but, it’s happening. And it’s exciting! It’s the responsibly that we all have.

We talk about facing the truth, and when we talk about healing fear with love, and we talk about looking at who we really are and moving step-by-step towards it; it’s exciting on one hand and on the other hand, it is terrifying. It seems like a big responsibility. We have known the feeling. We just want to go back to sleep again. It was easier then in some ways, but, we can’t. We can’t go back to sleep. And so, we face it.

I had a woman one time I was talking about this and she said, “I’m facing it. I’m facing it already, and to my left I see guillotine and to my right, I see a firing squad, and straight ahead, I see a noose.” You know what? I sympathize with that. But what’s the alternative? To stay stuck.