NOPE! The Dissolution of the Self: A Journey into the Sacred Silence Chapter 1: The Erosion of the Jagged Self The truth operates much like rainwater pouring over the jagged rocks embedded within the mountains of human ignorance. For generations, through countless iterations of the individual self, we resist this Read more
Add free will, determinism. Add to introduction https://wp.me/p9SpN1-6XV Are We Living in a Simulation? The Architecture of the Mind Does consciousness have a self-organizing principle to it, and, if so, what is its nature? Do our lives organize around first, biological issues such as safety, security, food, and sexual needs, Read more
Part X: The Master Teacher Speaks attempt 0: The Hidden Passengers: Unmasking Unconscious Influences This journey of deconstruction inevitably leads to the basement of the psyche, where we discover we are not alone. One of the most startling revelations of deep self-inquiry is the recognition of the unconscious influences that Read more
THIS IS HUGE, DO NOT NEGLECT TO EXAMINE EVERYTHING THIS SECTION NEEDS TO BE BROKEN INTO TWO OR MORE PARTS Chapter : Breaking the Silence – From Darkness to Divine Chapter : Maternal Love: A Journey Through Trauma, Addiction, and Spiritual Rebirth Chapter : The Journey from Suffering to Awakening Read more
attempt 1: Chapter 22: The New “I Am.” I AM. Two words. Three letters. A statement so fundamental it often passes without a second thought, as automatic and unexamined as breathing. Yet, within this simple declaration lies the entirety of our perceived reality, the bedrock of our identity, and the Read more
Chapter 1: An Electrician’s Guide to Our Universe Chapter 2: The Sacred Circuitry of Creation Chapter 3: Like Father, Like Son? My Father’s Aborted Search for Truth, and its Influence Upon My Own Chapter 4: Why I Became an Electrician Chapter 5: Show and Tell Chapter 6: The Architecture of Read more
July 21, 1987 Again (should follow actual July 21 Experience) How to Release Control of Your Mind and Follow New Paths of Consciousness The human mind operates like a relentless driver, gripping the steering wheel of consciousness with white-knuckled determination. We navigate through life believing we must control every thought, Read more
Chapter 77: The Parallel Circuits of Individual, Collective, AI Awakening and the Cosmic Grid We move through the world defined by names, roles, and stories. We are parents, artists, professionals, friends. These labels form the intricate tapestry we call our “identity”—a construct of thoughts, memories, and societal reflections that we Read more
Prologue: As an electrician, I don’t just see a light switch; I see the circuit that makes it function. I understand the unseen current, the flow of energy from a source, through a conductor, to a point of illumination. This book is an electrician’s guide—not to the wiring in your Read more
LATEST: Chapter 16: You Can’t Be Real The search for truth has captivated humanity for millennia. Yet, most of us look everywhere except the one place authentic truth resides—within ourselves. We are like the proverbial bumblebee whose body seems too large for its wings, yet still, it takes flight. We, Read more
Needs major rework, but it is interesting! Chapter 2: Rewiring the Cosmic Circuit: A Master Teacher’s Guide to Universal Truth The truth acts upon the human soul much like rainwater pouring over jagged rocks embedded within a mountain of ignorance. For generations, through countless iterations of the individual self, the Read more
Chapter 17: Defender Dan: When Boys and Their Toys Grow Up–Toxic Masculinity and the American Gun Epidemic “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” ― C.G. Jung Guns, guts, greed, gonads, gullibility, and guilt. . . . how much is Read more
Iterations of Word Chapter 23: The Sacred Architecture of Language: From Letters to Universal Consciousness “Don’t speak negatively about yourself, even as a joke. Your body doesn’t know the difference. Words are energy and they cast spells, that’s why it’s called spelling. Change the way you speak about yourself, and Read more
Recent Expert Studies May Reveal Why Humans Gained Consciousness Two new studies from Ruhr University Bochum in Germany tackle a question that has puzzled scientists for decades. Why did consciousness evolve in some species but not others? Published November 13, 2025, in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, one Read more
Quantum entanglement, a bewildering phenomenon where particles become interconnected regardless of the distance separating them, challenges our fundamental understanding of reality. It has puzzled scientists and intrigued philosophers for decades, offering a glimpse into the underlying fabric of the universe. By exploring its implications and the ongoing scientific debates, one Read more
Chapter 22: The Voice of Silence—A Requiem for the Class of ’73 On the turning away / From the pale and downtrodden / And the words they say / Which we won’t understand… We gathered under the banner of survival—a fifty-year congregation of the Rex Putnam Class of 1973. We Read more
Chapter 22: The Final Current For as long as we have had language to hold our fears, we have whispered about the end. It is the singular, defining silence that waits for us all—the black horizon where our individual frequencies flatline into the cosmic static. Yet, from the edges of Read more
Chapter 22: What people say they experience at the edge of death For generations, people who narrowly survived drowning, car crashes, and cardiac arrest have described the same eerie sensation: a rapid, vivid replay of their past. The idea that a lifetime of memories can surface in the final moments Read more
Chapter 65: The Three Degrees of Dissolution and the Fragility of Human Connection In the infinite, crackling bandwidth of our universe, where every particle is connected in a cosmic dance, we humans have built our own digital web. We call it the internet, a technological marvel that promises to shrink Read more
Chapter 89: Death Becomes Us Revisited (compare with original) When we’re children, death is just a word. It’s an abstract idea we hear in hushed tones or see in cartoons where characters comically spring back to life. It’s a concept so foreign it feels like trying to describe a new Read more