Beyond5

 Part I I doubt the existence of physical reality. Scientifically, the process of seeing objects involves the eyes and the brain. When light reflects off an object, it enters the eyes and passes through the cornea, pupil, and lens. The lens focuses the light on the retina, which has specialized cells called photoreceptors. These cells convert light into electrical signals that go to the brain through the optic nerve. The brain interprets these signals and creates our visual perception of objects. The colors we see are projections of our brain. In reality, objects have no colors; it’s the light reflecting off them has colors. Considering this, I can’t imagine how physical reality truly appears. I guess there is no physical reality, but there are energy blocks. Even our bodies should be set of energy blocks that the brain beautifully projects. The brain creates a colorful world for us to have a richer experience. However, this same world appears plain to bats and we don’t know how it...

 Your mind creates reasons for you to believe something is right and someone else is wrong. But what makes something good to you might be seen as bad by someone else. In reality, it’s neither good nor bad, right nor wrong. It simply exists. Your mind creates these concepts, and because you are so closely connected to it, you accept them as truth. This becomes the world you inhabit. What happens next? You evaluate everything in relation to this constructed world and pass judgment. That’s what it means to judge. When billions of people construct their own worlds and view reality through their own perspectives, it seems like there are billions of distinct realities coexisting, like parallel dimensions. Changing your construction alters your reality, making it feel like you’re shifting from one parallel reality to another.  “Do not judge others by the fruit they bear, for we are all products of our own unique orchards.” The person before me is the result of many forces that h...

 To gain a better context and understanding of my intentions, I recommend reading a few more articles on physical reality . Please read them in the chronological order they were released. Change your state of being, and watch your reality transform. The brain projects what is within. Each person you see is your version of themselves. The entire universe is also your version. There are many physical bodies, each with their own brain projecting their own versions. This creates billions of parallel realities. Changing your perception allows you to navigate into different parallel realities, just like changing your thoughts changes the entire dream.  I heard a great example today during an interview with Karen Cheong by Guy Lawrence. One of her clients’ husbands is very typical, always asking for things and taking her for granted, making no effort to please her. She feels sad about this behavior, which blocks the subtle energy within her body. Because of this blockage, she always ...

 To gain a better context and understanding of my intentions, I recommend reading a few more articles on physical reality . Please read them in the chronological order they were released.  Perception shapes reality, whether in dreams or waking life When I change my thoughts, my dreams change from one way to another. These different ways are like separate realities, and shifting between them is like navigating through parallel realities. The same applies to the physical world. In dreams, we believe they are not real, so our beliefs allow them to change immediately as our thoughts change. However, our beliefs about the physical world see it as real, so they don’t allow immediate changes as our thoughts change and it looks for some process for the change to happen. This process varies from one belief system to another. The physical world reflects our thoughts and is just as unreal** as a dream. It’s important to be aware of this. **The physical world reflects what is in your cons...

  Physical world reflects what is in your consciousness. It cannot exist alone, just like the reflection in a mirror. If you possess inner joy, it will manifest as a joyful life in the physical realm. Without joy inside, it’s impossible to discover it outside, similar to how an image requires someone standing in front of a mirror. From this viewpoint, the physical world is considered unreal. Concept Consider the analogy of a conscious dream where only I exist. I am all that is in my dream. Various thoughts in my mind are manifested as unique characters in my dream. I permeate all of those characters; they are all me, but various limitations imagined over me give rise to unique versions of myself. The behavior of each character reflects their distinctiveness, resulting in interesting drama when they interact. If I were to envision a butler, the limitations imposed on me result in that part of myself appear separate from myself and behaving as a butler. Just like that, by applying di...