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? The commenter described them as if constructed by a struggling AI, generating imperfect variations—sixteen vers...
liminal spaces
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: as you shift the intensity at any given spacetime coordinate, you effectively alter the gravitational influence of that p...