Heart-brain coherence can help us transcend time and space, allowing us to tap into the quantum realm.

I believe it only takes one mystical moment for us to realize we're missing out on a bit of reality.

Spacetime can be visualized as a four-dimensional construct where time is treated as another dimension, but as three-dimensional beings, we struggle to fully comprehend this concept, including the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy. While I can mathematically suppress one of the spatial dimensions and draw it, we misrepresent spacetime in our drawings, even though we understand the rules for adding distances on this misrepresentation.

The simulation theory posits that we may be living in a virtual reality, where our perception of reality is influenced by observation.

The pineal gland acts like a radio receiver for electromagnetic frequencies, allowing us to perceive realities beyond our senses.

Creating in a 3D environment forced me to understand how we experience spaces and how those spaces engage with us, which is crucial for the medium of VR.

Science and spirituality can work together to create a wisdom that helps us navigate and transcend the challenges of our time.

While technology can distract from finding real truth, it also provides unprecedented access to collective knowledge and creativity, allowing us to live in an era of unprecedented creativity as people tap into the collective unconscious and build on it at a much faster rate.

When people come together in an elevated state, collective networks of observers can determine reality, and it's the coherence of their hearts and brains that produces effects.