To discover the last insight, I had to use every ounce of intelligence, discernment, self-honesty, courage, and dedication to deep meditation. In a sense, even the last insight was given to me, but only after I had proven myself worthy of receiving it. The first insight came in recurring lucid dreams that began in infancy and continued through my teens. In these dreams I found myself guiding souls who had lost their joy. Flying is so simple, so natural, so much fun.
Meditation is simple, natural, and fun.
We need to make every aspect of life simple, natural, and fun. When I was seven, I wanted to learn to play the bagpipes. I loved the heavenly sound and my Scottish grandfather. I admired his wild noble character and his spontaneous recitations of Robert Burns' poetry. But judo was also indoors, so this did not last more than a year.