Unexplored inner territory and the mind as a tool for observing without judgment

Frederic notes that humans explore outward into places never visited and asks whether there are similarly unexplored parts on the inside.

The Wonders say there are many: he has explored a good portion of himself, but many aspects he created when it was necessary have not been explored further.

They reiterate that the mind is an amazing tool, and ask what happens when the self decides to use it to its fullest advantage - anything becomes possible, with the mind able to explore not just the physical realm but the interconnection of the physical and non-physical.

It will not make the choices for him, but it offers the opportunity to observe if he does not judge; he must train his mind to observe without judgment, which most people never do, and if he can, there are limitless possibilities of exploration including encountering the all-that-is.

Asked whether there is something unexplored that could benefit all of humanity, they say one reason they came into this existence at this time was to help humanity gain a perspective of its own self-empowerment - to realize that through choosing it can express itself without limits, fears, judgments and guilt.

That is what humanity is in the process of learning, though at present humans behave like children fighting, complaining, pulling hair and kicking each other in order to demonstrate their fears, and only a few will choose to explore self-empowerment before humanity moves beyond that.