That's because my intellect often demands proof of a thing that can only be proved through my own experience of it. I said earlier that Huna is about the evolution of spirit to ever-higher planes of consciousness and that the human being is made up of three individual spirits forming a trinity. When I understood that evolutionary process and began to think of the human triune as a team of individual spirits working together for their common good, I began to understand how to bring myself to that point of balance. Briefly, Huna says that the evolutionary path that includes the human being starts with an individual spirit expressing through the least conscious physical life form on that path. Spirit reincarnates in that form until it has mastered it, at which time it evolves up to the next highest physical form of consciousness and so on.
Mammals comprise the next-highest level of consciousness after humans.
Once a spirit has mastered being a mammal, it evolves into the least-evolved part of a human triune, and this is when the evolution of spirit ceases to be strictly individual. This brings me back to the question of how to be balanced. For me, the answer is to pay attention to my gut feeling when I am presented with the opportunity to make a choice. That feeling represents high self sending me a message down the aka cord, asking me to reconsider my decision. Over the years since, as I focused more and more on my desire to be conscious, that feeling became stronger and stronger, so that now it is very, very difficult to ignore.