Yes I didn’t like that sentence when I read it back but I ended up leaving it as it is. What I meant was that there is the “utter fullness” and then there is illusion/delusion. The actual world is all that genuinely exists so the only other ‘direction’ is to remain in illusion/delusion. Ah I just had a good word come to me! It is the fact that actuality is pre-eminent. In the same way that one can pretend that a fact does not exist but this means nothing, ‘we’ can continue travelling down the path of illusion/delusion and yet this “utter fullness” is pre-eminent, the absoluteness of infinitude is already always here. This is why it was experienced to be a 100% guarantee.
I think your prediction of “another thousands of years” is rather glum to say the least – don’t you, for one, consider to “take action” ?
Yes I do and that sentence was in part my own call to action (perhaps a little dramatic 
), realising that somebody has to go next, that this is literally the only way it can proceed, that the next person does it, and the next etc.
Yes again I didn’t like those words… How about to say that this “utter fullness” (being pre-eminent and absolute) continually hands out an “invitation to paradise” (this is the call that is being made), however this “utter fullness” does not have a time limit, it is not constrained by any time-span. It is then up to each person to accept this invitation. So the conditions are already always in place and yet the universe does not force one to “join the party”.
Although looking from that place of “utter fullness”, of that 100% guarantee it seemed that even if humans now chose to proceed as they are, that actual freedom would also inevitably happen, in the same way that evolution happened all-round. Except that this would take much longer and would entail much more suffering happening until then.