Why the Mind Fights It
The mind protects you from pain—even if it means hiding the truth.
The mind is built to filter the world into what feels safe, predictable, and familiar. It’s a brilliant survival tool—but a terrible compass for awakening.
Resonance feels like truth—but truth isn’t always comfortable. So the mind does what it was trained to do: it pushes back.
It says:
“That doesn’t make sense.”“This can’t be real.”“I’m probably making this up.”
It throws up walls of logic, skepticism, and distraction—not because it's evil, but because it’s scared.The mind fears anything it can’t control.
The irony is, resonance isn’t trying to control you. It’s trying to free you—from illusions, old patterns, distorted beliefs.
Learning to resonate means learning to trust the part of you that existed before the mind took over. And that’s why it’s hard. Because the first thing the mind fights… is surrender.
The irony is, resonance isn’t trying to control you .It’s trying to free you—from illusions, old patterns, distorted beliefs.
Your mind will naturally fight once it realizes it’s not in the driver’s seat—and never has been.That’s okay. It’s trying to protect you. It’s doing its job.But once you let the soul start steering? That’s when real resonance begins.