There Are No "Undo" Buttons:   There are thresholds in life that are like open doors and two way streets.   In those situations, you can retrace your steps and/or your actions can be undone.  

There are also "thresholds,"  "lines in the sand,"  "doorways,"  and passageways  form one place to another  and/or  from one state of being to another  and/or  from one level of consciousness to another  that once we cross them, we can never go back.   These are things we do,  actions we take,  decisions we make, choices we choose that are like Niagra falls.   They only flow one-way.   They can't be undone or un learned.   You simply cannot go back.  

A spiritual journey is one of those experience that do not have undo buttons.   If you enter into a sacred journey as a genuine truth seeker, you'll very likely contact one or more aspects of your inner God-Self that you were previously unaware of.   Once that happens, your life will change.   Sometimes the changes are very slight, sometimes they are quite significant.   You can go into denial and pretend you don't know what you do know, but that's worse than never haven taken the journey at all.  

Here's a example of a "No-Undo:"   Suppose one day, you mother confides in you that when she was younger she was a professional prostitute, working for a major corporation.   She tells you that her job was officially to oversee the acquisition of company office supplies and office equipment, but what she was really on the payroll for was to provide sexual services for the company executives and for guests at company social events.   She goes on to say that after about two years on the job she got pregnant with you, and that she has no idea who your biological father is.  

Occasionally a spiritual journey can be that profound, so before you decide to participate in an adventure of this nature, you need to be sure that you are really ready.   If you ask one of us to share that day with you, you'll be required to sign a disclaimer and a non-responsibility, in which you accept full responsibility for anything that happens in your life at the event and after the event.

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