When the Crown Begins to Open: Allowance, Light, and the Rising Current

In yogic and tantric traditions, the awakening of consciousness is not described as a sudden event, but as a gradual unfolding — a process that requires readiness, stability, and deep allowance.

One of the most subtle and profound moments along this path is the opening of Sahasrara, the Crown center. Often symbolized as the Thousand-Petalled Lotus, it represents our capacity to receive higher awareness, insight, and light beyond personal identity.

In an unawakened state, this lotus is said to remain closed. Not because something is wrong, but because the system is wisely protecting itself. Just as a flower does not bloom before the conditions are right, the Crown opens only when the body, nervous system, and subtle channels are able to hold what flows through them.

The Role of the Rising Energy

As Kundalini energy ascends through the central channel — the Sushumna — it gradually clears and prepares the inner pathways. When this current reaches the upper centers, it naturally seeks expansion, expression, and release.

This is not an act of force.

It is an act of allowance.

The Crown does not open because we push it open.

It opens because the system has learned how to receive.

Each “petal” of Sahasrara can be understood as a subtle channel — a pathway through which pranic intelligence moves through the brain and field of awareness. As these channels awaken, perception changes. Thought patterns soften. Identity loosens. A wider sense of connection becomes possible.

Why Forcing Doesn’t Work

Many spiritual paths warn against trying to “activate” higher centers prematurely. Without grounding, embodiment, and integration, energy has nowhere to settle. What wants to rise must be met by an equally strong capacity to stay present in the body and in daily life.

True awakening is not an escape upward.

It is a marriage between earth and sky.

The more rooted we are in the lower centers — safety, trust, presence — the more naturally higher awareness can descend and integrate.

Allowance as the Missing Key

This is where the art of allowance becomes essential.

Allowance means:

• letting energy move in its own intelligence

• trusting the timing of the body and psyche

• releasing the urge to control spiritual experience

When we allow rather than force, unfolding becomes organic. Insight arrives without strain. Expansion happens without fragmentation.

In this sense, Sahasrara is not something we achieve.

It is something that gently opens when the conditions are met.

Like a lotus responding to light.

Integration Is the Practice

Awakening is not measured by visions, sensations, or peak experiences. It is measured by how life is lived afterward:

• Are we more present?

• More compassionate?

• More embodied?

• More aligned with truth?

When higher awareness integrates through the whole system, it expresses itself in simplicity, clarity, and grounded being.

And that, perhaps, is the deepest teaching of the Crown:

that illumination is not above life —

it moves through it.

The Art of Allowance: Whatever We Allow Will Grow

One year ago, I spent two months in Thailand.

Not chasing productivity.

Not building anything.

Just living simply — in a small bungalow, surrounded by nature, silence, and space.

For a long time, I dreamed of taking a journey like this.

Back home, many people leave for a long “after army” trip — sometimes for a year, sometimes more.

I never did. Life pulled me straight into responsibility, work, and momentum.

This trip wasn’t about ticking a box I missed.

It was about something much deeper.

It was a gift to my soul and psyche —

a permission slip to rest in a way I hadn’t allowed myself before.

Looking back now, I can see how much deeper I could have let go.

How many layers of tension, control, and urgency I was still holding.

And instead of judging that, I meet it with compassion.

Because allowance is a practice.

Not a destination.

Life as a Practice of Allowance

Whatever we allow, will grow.

This applies not only to habits and thoughts, but to entire ways of being.

Are we truly meant to spend a lifetime working ourselves to exhaustion?

Or is this simply a program we’ve been fed — one that serves certain structures more than it serves the human soul?

From my own experience, I know that dismantling this program takes courage.

It takes faith.

It takes responsibility.

Allowing yourself a freer way of living doesn’t mean “doing nothing.”

It often requires more effort than following the familiar path.

It means actively deconstructing old belief systems

and consciously building new ones —

practical, grounded ways of living that honor freedom, rest, creativity, and inner truth.

Being Without Constant Doing

For so many of us, the real challenge isn’t success.

It’s being without constantly having to do.

Yet within true being, there is an essential kind of doing —

a natural movement that arises from desire, intuition, and genuine need.

Not from pressure.

Not from comparison.

Not from external expectations.

When we allow ourselves to slow down,

we begin to hear what actually wants to move through us.

A Time of Collective Shifts

We are living in a time of enormous transitions.

Old systems are cracking.

New realities are being explored, imagined, and embodied.

Exploring new concepts of existence

is not escapism —

it’s preparation.

Preparation for a more conscious, aligned, and humane way of living.

How much abundance, money, joy, free time, loving people, trust, laughter, kindness, community, expansion, excitement, fun, love, friendship, love making, good music, tasty meals, long journeys, stress free life are you allowing in your reality

It’s fully up to us and our mind 👌🩵

And it all begins with allowance.

Trusting the Unseen: When Faith Becomes the Path

There’s a quiet shift happening right now—one that many of us can feel, even if we can’t fully explain it.

It’s the sense that life is asking us to trust something we can’t see.

To step forward without a map.

To loosen our grip on control.

Many of us are entering a phase where we are being invited to trust the unknown, the unseen. And at its core, this is humanity learning how to trust God again—not as a concept, but as a living, guiding presence.

When Something Bigger Starts Moving You

You may notice it as a subtle pull.

A feeling that something larger than you is guiding your steps.

You don’t always see it.

You don’t always hear it.

You often can’t explain it.

Yet something inside you knows: I’m being moved.

This is the light of who you are.

The light you came from.

The same light designed to lead you.

Even when logic has no answers, this inner knowing begins to awaken—more and more people are feeling it come online. It’s unfamiliar, sometimes uncomfortable, because it asks you to walk forward without guarantees.

Letting Go of Resistance

What often makes this phase difficult isn’t the path itself—it’s the resistance to it.

We resist because we believe we know better.

Because we’re afraid of where surrender might take us.

Because control feels safer than faith.

Yet the invitation is simple, even if it’s not easy:

Let go.

Stop fighting the direction you’re being led.

Trust that something greater sees what you cannot.

This is where faith begins to replace fear.

Faith begins to soften doubt.

What Faith Really Means

Faith doesn’t mean everything feels good.

It doesn’t mean life suddenly becomes easy.

And it certainly doesn’t mean pain disappears.

Faith means trusting that there are no mistakes in what is unfolding right now.

No matter how confusing.

No matter how painful.

No matter how uncertain.

Faith is knowing that you are being led—into experiences, versions of yourself, and states of being you could never reach through effort alone.

One day, you will look back and think:

How did I get here?

And the answer will be clear:

God got me here—not me.

The New Way of Living

This is a new way humanity is learning to live.

A way that allows:

• Not knowing where you’re going

• Doubting where you currently are

• Feeling fear when the next step isn’t visible

None of this means you’re failing.

It means you’re listening.

It means life is asking you to relax.

To release control.

To take the hand that’s being offered.

A Practice for the Day

When your mind spirals or fear arises, gently return to this reminder:

Something bigger than me is guiding me.

Something bigger than me is guiding me.

Something bigger than me is guiding me.

Let it become a quiet mantra.

A grounding truth.

Have faith—not blind faith, but a deep inner knowing—that you are being led to the next highest version of yourself.

And trust this:

It’s going to wow you.