Fundamental issues

Hello – I am excited by the possibility that Neo-Think presents, the fact that I was selected for membership, and for the ability to finally ask questions.
My first question concerns Mark’s dismissal of spiritual faith as ‘mysticism rooted in bicameral thinking’ that will hold me back from progress. My greatest passion and interest now is in my spirituality (not religious) and raising my consciousness. I practice meditation and other things that have changed my brain function and other things. The yogi I have trained under can tell me what I am thinking. Know that my spirituality is NOT based on blind faith that was spoon fed to me from a young age and which I just accepted. I rejected most of what I heard in church at an early age, and became a very logical, rationalist thinker. In fact, I culminated my formal education with a PhD in Aerospace Engineering and have done research applied mathematical physics. My approach to spirituality has been similar: If I do the practices and they make me calmer, deepen my innate intuitive abilities, and so-on then I’ll continue with them. I’ve gone fairly far on this path and don’t see myself rejecting it under the banner of irrational mysticism now. Does that mean I will not be able to progress in Neothink (in the letters to me, I was told that a group of high members had power-thought-out my future and they saw that my abilities were “Through the roof”).

Second Question: Immortality combined with families and child-bearing leads at some point to an overcrowded planet. So is migration of humanity to other planets part of the grand vision ? Also, is there any chance that Elon Musk is a member ?: I toured his SpaceX rocket factory and learned that his fundamental motivation for building that business was his vision for mankind to colonize Mars.
Thank you for your attention to my questions.