You don’t find expanded awareness. It finds you.
Maybe it sneaks in during a breath. A mushroom trip. A dream. A death. A song that breaks you wide open.
However it arrives, one thing is certain: once you see, you can’t unsee.
Most of us move through life like extras in someone else’s script—following inherited beliefs, identities, routines.
Then something cracks.
A flash of insight. A moment of stillness. A psychedelic detonation.
Suddenly the set falls away. The story dissolves. And you’re left in the raw, unscripted now.
Expanded awareness isn’t an answer. It’s the realization that what you thought was the whole picture... was just the frame.
People love to sell awakening as a gentle glow. But real awareness? It’s demolition.
It can feel like falling off the edge of yourself. But those who let go? They never want to go back.
There’s no single formula. But there are doorways:
Expanded awareness is not a goal. It’s a side effect of honesty.
Of being willing to question what you’ve built. To feel what you’ve repressed. To dissolve what you’ve clung to.
It’s not for the faint of heart—but it is for the seekers.
Expanded awareness doesn’t give you all the answers.
It gives you better questions.
Who am I? What’s real? What do I do with what I’ve seen?
That’s the edge. That’s the invitation. That’s the gift.
