It’s not as simple as saying that people are afraid to change. That would be the same sort of cliche that you’ve heard before, the same as me saying “change is the constant”, or “carpe diem”. It is not change that people are afraid of, it is losing their illusion. An illusion they don’t consciously know they have built to entrap themselves in the “safety” blanket of their identity. Transformation is a direct attack at taking away this blanket, at taking away identity. We’ve

I assume one thing before we start– I assume you know about the existence of transformation. That you have a sense for it, have experienced it perhaps, or have witnessed it in others. We are not in the abstract with transformation. It is a very tangible thing. It would be missing the point entirely to think that it was only a spiritual concept, when it is both that and an active physical process. So bear with me as we jump both feet in and as I start by saying that transforma