Tag: liminal spaces
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The New-Old Simulation: How Science Hints at Ancient Wisdom and the Potential for Conscious Control Over The Architecture of the Demiurge
What if everything you thought you knew about reality is just…a very convincing illusion? Prepare to have your perceptions challenged as we explore mind-bending new theories, and ancient wisdom that suggests our consciousness may play a far greater role in shaping the universe than we ever imagined. Read on to discover how modern science is
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The Quantum Loom: How AI Image and Video Generators are Weaving Probable Universes, The Dawn of Liminal Reality
I recently received a question that resonated with me – because it is a theme I’m also exploring in my upcoming book. Could artificial intelligence be responsible for some of the strange, pervasive feeling of liminality we’re ‘increasingly’ experiencing? Those uncanny spaces, often called “backrooms,” that stretch on forever with familiar yet subtly wrong details?
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Secrets of the Inner Earth Civilizations Revealed: What Admiral Byrd Really Saw
In my previous article, I explored how inner alchemists and sorcerers manipulate awareness to traverse space and time. I proposed that the perceived duality of concave and convex spaces—often interpreted by the physical senses as fixed dimensions—is an illusion shaped by intensity, a fundamental aspect of time. Intensity, in this context, functions analogously to gravity: