HÜMÜH is the spiritual path of the enlightened mind, the spiritual path of God Consciousness/Transcendental Wisdom. There are seven revelations that perfect this state of awareness.
 

The first revelation is: Transcendental refers to the transcended mind, transcended meaning ‘to go beyond’, to go beyond obstacles. When there is an obstacle in one’s life, on the Path of Transcendental Wisdom, one looks at the obstacle as an opportunity to move beyond it. This is the only way that we see an obstacle as an opportunity. Therefore, there is no final step anywhere; there is always a forward movement, because when an obstacle is present, we see that obstacle as an opportunity to go beyond it, not go around it, not hide it, not cover it up, but to go beyond it.

To go beyond an obstacle, and anything that is in the way of our spiritual progress is an obstacle, is quite different than going around it. In other words, going beyond means to actually transcend what is there. This is the very important aspect of Transcendental Wisdom. This very first principle, this revelation of going beyond obstacles is a revelation that the obstacle is not a staid object. It is not a problem that is stuck there; that nothing can be done about. An obstacle has to be viewed differently than a situation in which one feels trapped, because it is really an opportunity, which is why it appears in someone’s life to begin with. Such an obstacle may have been built through all kinds of negative karma; it is the karma that sets the block in front of them; however, now the tools are present to go beyond it.

No matter how an obstacle comes about, involving self and others, there is a way to go beyond it, not around it, not covering it up, not saying ‘It does not exist’, not trying to destruct the obstacle, but going beyond it. And this first revelation is dependent upon the second.
 

The second revelation is: The transcendental mind is human-kind’s great, expansive, elaborative mind. The expansive mind makes it possible to go beyond obstacles. It is produced by that invisible, innate part of the self that knows where it is going. There is this part of one’s self that sometimes falls silent because the obstacle seen is so great. This part of the self makes one feel it is possible to go on, or that it is the only thing worthwhile. This quiet little voice inside says, ‘I can go further’, or ‘I have to go further’, or I have to attain enlightenment,’ or, ‘I know there is a part of me that is real, and all of this is not real.’  When that voice says, ‘I know that a part of me is real, and all of this is not real,’ that person’s higher self is in the driver’s seat.

The part that is in the driver’s seat is the Divine Self; It is that transcendental part of the individual, the part that has the capability of going beyond. Now this in Itself is a revelation, and once realized, the touching of that place, literally, makes it possible to go beyond the obstacle.

If one listens to people who are very committed to their work, even if the people are characters in a television series such as Startrek: the Next Generation, or something similar, when those people make a decision to do something, they do not sit back and worry about whether they are going to die from what they are to do, or what is going to happen. They have made a commitment to do that job, and they are out there doing it. Now some of them do lose their lives, but mostly they do not, because the commitment is so strong, they are protected by their commitment.

Such a revelation of that part of one’s self provides an opportunity to live beyond the obstacle, and it does not premeditate how it is going to do so. The revelation provides an awareness of going towards its goal, and nothing else is of concern. This is a decision; it is a commitment made by the awareness within a person, clothed by a body, that controls the images portrayed in the mind and keeps it moving beyond the obstacle that is in the path.
 

The third revelation of transcendental mind wisdom is to live beyond limitations. While it may seem that we have just talked about this, we are now taking it a step further. Living beyond limitations means living from the result of where we want to go. Living ‘as if’, not in a pretend way, but in a manner that fulfills our next step. In other words, living ‘as If’ actually picks our foot up, and raises it to place it down again. We go towards what we want; we do not say to our self, ‘Well, I don’t know if I can do this, that or the other thing,’ we just simply do it, because we know it is the direction of our destiny.

 We are not talking about personality needs when we are speaking here. We are speaking about one’s destiny, as the Divine Consciousness, to realize one’s self as That; to penetrate the wisdom of God to discover one’s Self. This comes about through living beyond limitations we have set up or accepted. Now if this is done in an ego manner, it will not work. The ego will say, ‘Well, I can live beyond my limitations, I will run my credit cards up.’ Nonsense. The person will drown in debt, and such dept is karmic debt as well. What I mean is, to live as if, means to believe in a direction so strongly, that when the next movement is needed to be taken, it is taken.
 

The fourth revelation involves the two truths - ‘the conventional truth’ and ‘the ultimate truth’. The conventional truth says, ‘Everything has a rationalization to it, a set way of performing,’ of which we do not have to comply. If we are living the ultimate truth, we will function in the world in such a capacity that our responsibilities will be met - not by hiding them, not by covering them up but through living our conviction about what they represent. In other words, these responsibilities will be met if we are living the ultimate truth. And there are three ultimate truths - The Void/God is, the Divine Self is, Life is.

Life is the result of our dreams, a dream being an image that passes through the mind that is ignited into livable action. Whatever we perpetuate through waking dreamtime then is the world in which we live, the life in which we experience. As such we take control of the life that we experience. If we play games with another person’s mind, such as throwing anger, or accepting it from another, we are interacting in a gaming way with the other person’s mind. Or, if one person challenges another, and then the other returns the challenge, or if someone injures a person, and so the person injures them in return, when we play those games, we actually are playing that conventional truth that says we are justified to reciprocate because, ‘An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.’  When we do this, we are judging ourselves. This principle is the ultimate truth of such a conventional truth.

 So conventional truth refers to the world that seems so confusing, the world we have to fit into, that has all the obstacles to overcome. And the ultimate truth is a ‘driver’s seat’ position whereby we move through the conventional world unhampered by conventional limitations. Mostly we maintain equanimity that is keyed into the nature of spontaneous presence, which is divine action, until decision is upon us. We find that ultimate stillness inside of ourselves because that ultimate stillness contains the ultimate truth we seek. It encompasses the Void, it encompasses the Divine Self, it encompasses life.

All life exists in the stillness, which is emptiness. Conventional truth therefore, in an ultimate way, is also controlled by the stillness. If, instead, one tries to control or manipulate convention, there results chaos and continual conflict. Chaos and conflict stimulate each other: When there is conflict, there is chaos. When there is chaos, there is conflict. They operate simultaneously.

 We cannot get beyond an obstacle as long as we are in the conflict and chaos. We have to find that stillness. HÜMÜH, the spiritual path of the enlightened mind, brings us to that point of empty stillness, the natural state that abides as emptiness.

What we call the Divine Consciousness is not an entity. The body ignited by the Divine Consciousness is the entity. The Divine Consciousness is the nothingness. It is nothing. It is everything. It is the power energy. It is the Godhead. It is the momentum. It is all of those things, and it is ineffable. Whenever we experience the emptiness, we experience the Divine Self aliveness, and when we do that, the power within us builds in such a manner that wherever we put our attention, the Divine Consciousness takes charge to transmute energy and/or adjust situations.
 

The fifth revelation of transcendental wisdom is: the transcendental mind naturally originates from transcendental wisdom. This fifth revelation occurs through seasoned understanding, and this is where the wisdom actually comes from. Wisdom results from seasoned understanding. Seasoned understanding comes about through the practice of the perfections of generosity, ethics, patience, effort, and concentration. Please realize that these perfections are what allow seasoned understanding to give us wisdom. So the transcendental revelation has to evolve through these perfections, to perfect seasoned understanding.

We have the conventional understanding of something, and we have the seasoned understanding. The seasoned understanding of something comes about when we have experience upon experience over a single issue, sometimes through many lifetimes, as well as this one.

And so, out of witnessing, testing, and proving the validity or invalidity to ourselves, we develop wisdom. We now know what the outcome is, so we have the wisdom to exercise the power of wisdom through our knowingness into the world. We do not make the same mistakes over and over again anymore; therefore obstacles have to dissolve -- knowledge and experience come together.
 

The sixth revelation of transcendental wisdom is: meditative absorption into the emptiness or the nothingness. In other words, we do not just look for emptiness; we become absorbed with being there. We become absorbed with being one with the emptiness to the point where thought dissolves. Interestingly enough, this does not mean we lose contact with life around us, instead, our awareness is sharpened. We are alert to hear everything; we sense everything, we see everything within our peripheral senses, and we are alert to energy movements. All of these perceptions come about without analyzation, because to analyze such perceptions removes us from the holiness of emptiness.

When someone reaches absorption into the emptiness, they have reached a place of true spirituality, where the awareness of the transcendental mind process is alive within the individual. This means a place whereby one can see, without question, what is required to move through obstacles. This is because an obstacle is reduced to nothingness, to emptiness. So take the obstacle into the emptiness, but do not stare at the obstacle; become absorbed in the emptiness. The emptiness, then, is like a shedding pool, which absorbs an obstacle when one is put into it.
 

The seventh revelation of transcendental wisdom, or transcendental mind, or transcendental awareness is: Obstacles to the ultimate wisdom are cognitive, which is truly the underlying principle of why there are obstacles to begin with. In other words, when the awareness becomes locked on the reasons that the obstacles must exist, the individual becomes so assured that the obstacle exists for a particular reason or reasons, that the obstacle becomes stuck in place. So one must let go of their habitual perception of things.

The perception one has of something, the ideas and attitudes that surround it, are always what holds it in place, and when the obstacle is taken into the nothingness, into the emptiness, then it becomes nothing. And one’s outer life will follow suit; the outward obstacles will dissolve. All of a sudden there is nothing there to stop one from achieving their destiny.

Remember, you are the dreamer of your life through the images you carry in your mind. You made your life. You can change your life. It means to move past the obstacles into enlightenment, and the moving past the obstacles is yielding to the nothing, to the emptiness. Therein exists enlightenment.

Herein is a brief idea of the spiritual path of the enlightened mind, the spiritual path of the transcendental mind, which is the same thing, the path of transcendental wisdom, that lives from the enlightened or God-Conscious mind. Here is our direction. There is no higher teaching. There cannot be. It is the Teaching of existence, and the Teaching of abiding in the existence. It is the Teaching that unites us to the Void. It is the Void or God Awareness Itself.