First things first -- the veil is essentially just the obfuscation of your immortal identity when you incarnate. A mind wipe, in other words.
Secondly, the pre veiled entity might SEEM enlightened to the veiled human simply because they have access to more of the picture. But being veiled, or not being veiled, has no immediate impact on ones level of polarization, so they would not actually be any more enlightened than the veiled being. They would merely remember their spiritual identity prior to incarnating in the body, and there might be slightly more awareness and conscious interaction with their subconscious/parasympathetic bodily systems. But the level of kundalini realization would not be significantly greater than the veiled being.
The problem with being unveiled is you basically just don't give a s***. About anything. There is an overwhelming sense of security, peace, and contentment. Thus, no love is terribly important to one, and no fear is terribly frightening either. One would just be detached, and we're not talking about the enlightened kind of detachment where all things are seen as love. Rather, we are talking about the kind of detachment where there is no deep concern about anything because it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. It would probably seem a pleasant state of consciousness at first, but it is not conducive to polarization (spiritual progression).
Where there are no stakes, there is no interest.
It seems cruel to us, but this is precisely why our entire physical reality is designed to thoroughly convince us, for the most part, that we are human bodies and that is the sum total of our existence. The whole illusion is set up to make you believe you are just a mortal biological creature held captive by the limitations cast upon you by the randomized nature of space and time. This is a cruel illusion from our perspective, but it tends to make us take this spiritual catalyst of physical incarnation seriously. The non veiled entity does not have this spiritual advantage, thus they build polarity MUCH MUCH slower.
Secondly, the pre veiled entity might SEEM enlightened to the veiled human simply because they have access to more of the picture. But being veiled, or not being veiled, has no immediate impact on ones level of polarization, so they would not actually be any more enlightened than the veiled being. They would merely remember their spiritual identity prior to incarnating in the body, and there might be slightly more awareness and conscious interaction with their subconscious/parasympathetic bodily systems. But the level of kundalini realization would not be significantly greater than the veiled being.
The problem with being unveiled is you basically just don't give a s***. About anything. There is an overwhelming sense of security, peace, and contentment. Thus, no love is terribly important to one, and no fear is terribly frightening either. One would just be detached, and we're not talking about the enlightened kind of detachment where all things are seen as love. Rather, we are talking about the kind of detachment where there is no deep concern about anything because it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. It would probably seem a pleasant state of consciousness at first, but it is not conducive to polarization (spiritual progression).
Where there are no stakes, there is no interest.
It seems cruel to us, but this is precisely why our entire physical reality is designed to thoroughly convince us, for the most part, that we are human bodies and that is the sum total of our existence. The whole illusion is set up to make you believe you are just a mortal biological creature held captive by the limitations cast upon you by the randomized nature of space and time. This is a cruel illusion from our perspective, but it tends to make us take this spiritual catalyst of physical incarnation seriously. The non veiled entity does not have this spiritual advantage, thus they build polarity MUCH MUCH slower.
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