It only sets us free. As the poet Masahide once wrote, 'Now that my house has burned down, I own a better view of the rising moon. Such liberation from conventional beliefs may appear unpredictable, even frightening to those who have not yet tasted it. We start out wanting to wake-up, but end up settling for success within the dream. This is perfect, too.
Reality waits with infinite patience.
The transcendent perspective reveals that no matter what our apparent challenges, our lives are always unfolding in divine order and perfection. Not always pleasurable or pleasant, but perfect in terms of our highest good and our soul's evolution. A bridge exists between worlds. It is right in front of us, around us, inside us. To cross it we need only inquire into and profoundly trust our own true nature, to see the transcendental perfection of this world.