TIME TRAVEL is not what we THOTH. IT is WHO.

The speaker in the text is preparing for a deep discussion about his unique perspective on time travel, which he believes is different from the traditional portrayal in movies. He also mentions a concept called the ‘Fractal verse’ and the ancient word ‘Hu’, which he links to the Egyptian God representing the spoken word or the breath of God. The speaker emphasizes that his ideas may not be mainstream or viral, but are meant for specific truth seekers.
The text discusses the concept of ‘who’ in various religions and cultures, suggesting it often refers to a divine entity that is beyond human comprehension. It also explores the use of ‘who’ in popular culture, such as in Dr. Seuss’s books and the band ‘The Who’, suggesting these instances may also hint at deeper truths. The author believes that words and their meanings are significant and can impact our understanding of reality. They argue that seemingly nonsensical elements can be made sensible, bridging the gap between the fantastic and the real.
The text discusses the concept of a ‘fractal verse’, a reality where everything is interconnected and repeated on different scales, from the microscopic to the macroscopic. It suggests that our minds contain a universe of thoughts and experiences, which can influence and be influenced by the world around us. The text also references popular culture, like Doctor Who and DC Comics, to illustrate these ideas. It concludes by suggesting that understanding this fractal nature of reality can lead to a deeper understanding of ourselves and the universe.
The text discusses the concepts of mesocosm, macrocosm, and microcosm, which represent our normal world, the larger world, and the smaller world respectively. It suggests that these concepts are dimensions and can be seen as size variations. The text also proposes that we live in a never-ending loop of thoughts or dreams, and our actions can affect entire realities. It further discusses the idea of ‘who’s’ and ‘it’, where ‘who’s’ are entities we are unaware of within us, and ‘it’ is the larger version of ourselves or God.
The text discusses the concept of a ‘fractal verse’, a universe that is infinitely repeating and complex, similar to the mind of God. It suggests that our understanding and perception of time can vary depending on our scale in the universe, with smaller beings experiencing time faster. The text also introduces the idea of quantum physics and the holographic nature of reality, suggesting that our reality is a repeating pattern that can be infinitely zoomed in on, like a fractal. It concludes by stating that these concepts can help us understand time travel and the nature of our existence.
This text discusses the concept of a fractal universe, where repeating patterns form the same world over and over. It also delves into the paradox of black holes, questioning what happens to the information that gets sucked into them, as it’s believed that information cannot be destroyed. Various theories are proposed, including the idea that information is stored on a two-dimensional surface around the black hole, similar to how data is saved on a computer disk. The text also touches on quantum physics and the belief that information about a system is never truly lost, but may be scrambled or rearranged.
The text discusses the concept of a holographic and fractal universe, where every part contains information for the whole, similar to a hologram. It suggests that our reality is an illusion, constantly in motion yet also still, like a movie on a DVD. The text also explores the idea of perceived time travel, suggesting it’s possible to feel like you’ve traveled through time due to changes in environment or lifespan. Lastly, it mentions various cultural concepts related to reality and illusion, such as the Hindu concept of Maya and the Buddhist concept of Sunyata.
This text discusses the concept of traveling through the “fractal verse”, a term used to describe different versions of Earth with varying histories due to the butterfly effect. It also delves into quantum physics, explaining the smallest known particles of matter and the concept of potential energy (H) and actual energy (E) within a system. The text further explores the idea of reality as an illusion, referencing Plato’s allegory of the cave and Einstein’s views. Lastly, it compares our reality to a video game, suggesting that everything we perceive is information and discussing the concept of level of detail in game design.
Video games use a technique called procedural generation to create large landscapes. This involves layering repeating patterns, or fractals, in different ways to create a complex and unique environment. This technique tricks the player’s brain into not recognizing the patterns, making the game feel more real. Similarly, movies use filters to enhance realism and help viewers lose themselves in the story.
Next week, we’ll discuss the idea that we receive hints from a higher power or our future selves, possibly touching on the Mandela effect. I’ll also review a movie, possibly “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Part 2: The Secret of the Ooze”. Remember, despite the many ways to avoid reality, it’s important to face it and “wake up”. Have a great weekend and stay positive!

Come with me and you’ll be In a world of your imagination Take a look and you’ll see into your imagination we’ll be in with a spin Traveling in the world of my creation what we’ll see foreign what’s up everybody? And welcome to today’s mind blowing presentation. I believe it’s mind blowing. I’ve. Sorry. If you’re watching the live stream, I was trying to work on the volume. I. I heard that it’s been a little overpowering lately. Thank you so much for the positive feedback and the constructive criticism. Hopefully it’s less overpowering. I’m gonna actually put the microphone a little further away this time.

Everyone’s volume is different. I just don’t want it to sound overpowering, you know what I mean? So that it’s distracting. I don’t want it to be distracting from the actual presentation. So I’ll attempt to hold back my excitement about the topic today. Although this topic is cooler to me, more interesting to me than the actual plasma apocalypse, you’ll find the plasma apocalypse ingrained and woven into this topic. We’re going to become deep. We’re going to get really deep today, okay? So put on your thinking caps and prepare to expand your mind. All right? That’s what I’m going to do.

This entire topic was brought on this morning whenever I was discussing the plasma apocalypse with my son, helping him out for school and stuff. And my mind went into time travel and then my mind, when my mind went into sharing with him my theory. Theory about time travel and how I see it because I see it a bit differently than movies. And don’t get me wrong, I love a good time travel movie. They’re one of my favorite ones. So slurp. I might. I’m trying to. Try not to slurp as well. On the video. Wealth Welsh, truth seeker.

I see you in the chat. All right, cool. All right, sweet. So I’m gonna try to. I’m gonna put the microphone back a little bit because I tend to get loud when I get excited and I love this stuff. Okay. I live for the deepest, most hard hitting, deepest profound, philosophical who are we? Which is a question we’re going to ask and figure out today. And what is the world that we live in? That’s the whole purpose of today’s presentation. That’s my introduction. Thank you so much for hearing me out. Now let’s get deep, shall we? We’re gonna go all the way today, okay? So please keep in mind if anything goes over your head or whatnot, that’s fine.

Just take whatever resonates with you and you know, I’ve got some visuals up here just to give you some ideas. These are all related things to what I call the Fractal verse. Now if you want more information and you want to go a little slower, you can always go to my website. There is a free 24 hour cram session. The Fractal verse tab is for members only. However, you can access it for free by sign and choosing the free 24 hour trial. Okay, if. If you just want the 24 hours, just cancel it before the 24 hours are over and you won’t pay anything.

All right, sweet. And thank you to everybody who’s been visiting my website, which I have been working on. All right, I already said I was going to start the video. Let’s start the video now. I got my notes pulled up here. I’m just, I’m just going to use these for reference. Keep in mind this is a live stream. Alright? So I’m doing this off the. Off the top, off the top of the dome. As always, scripts are okay for different people. I’m not really a script kind of person. I suck at planning and I just like to go live.

I just like to be real and raw and get right to the point. So let me give a shout out. I put a link to his channel, to the Black Sheep researcher. I’ve had him on my channel as an honored guest. You can find that interview he in the Truth Seekers podcast tab. Okay. I’ve got different guests on occasion and I put that into that particular podcast whenever I have a guest on. I love this guy, okay. I love how he thinks. I love all of the truth seekers that I have invited onto my channel. And he recently did a video about a concept called the who H u.

Some people pronounce it hu or however you’d like to. He made a connection with humans. There’s a quantum connection there that I’m actually going to dive into deeper thoughts into. And yeah, so that’s. I just want to say thank you. If he’s watching. I don’t know if he watches my channel. But thank you very much for the inspiration and for talking about such deep things. Topics like this will not go viral. That’s okay. I don’t care. As long as I make enough money to pay the bills and keep the lights on and, you know, be dad, then I’m happy.

I’m very happy and content. Okay? I’m satisfied. My videos don’t have to go viral. I feel that My videos are meant for specific individuals out there, little seeds of truth seekers that are spread out amongst the world and we’re few and far between. So that’s okay with me. Now that I’ve given the shout out and everything, let’s talk about, well, time travel. You probably saw the title of the video. Okay, so I’ve got a different concept of time travel. I’m going to reveal that to you as the story goes forward because I need to give you a backstory.

All of these images that you’re looking at need to make sense so that you can understand what time travel really is to me, at the very least. Okay, I don’t believe that it’s possible, although I don’t like to say impossible. But it’s not likely that people can just unzip a doorway and step into the past five minutes ago. Ultimately, because it creates too many paradoxes that can absolutely and completely destroy reality as we have it. Especially given things like chaos theory and the butterfly effect, okay, where the tiniest little action changes everything on a grand scale.

Every single thing is connected. And therefore the tiniest little actions, like the flap of a butterfly’s wing, will ultimately change the future entirely. And if the future is entirely changed, then it creates a paradox where, you know, you can’t go back into the pre existing past. Okay, just. Just to preface that. Now, I do believe in a type of time travel, and I’ll share that with you then, since I’m talking about it. I don’t believe the time travel, traditionally, as it’s portrayed in the movies and stuff, is even possible in the academic model of our universe.

It’s completely impossible given the different trajectories, unknown courses, unknown coordinates and stuff. Like just the idea of time travel just would not work with that particular cosmology. However, if you have a different cosmology, it just might. All right, cool. Now we’re going to talk about in the title. I purposefully made the title a little bit confusing. However, once you follow along during this presentation, the title will make complete sense to you, which is how I like it. It’s a riddle. And I like riddles. I like ciphers, riddles, codes, things to figure out. Because I’m a truth seeker and that’s my nature.

And I feel like that’s my purpose is to figure things out. That’s what excites me about reality, is figuring out what the heck it is. So let’s start with the who. I have discussed the who before. So some of this might be, you know, repeating information to some of you who actually have followed the fractal verse theory and have access to my website, on that particular page, you’ve learned a lot about the fractal verse. And who are the. Who, who is that? And who are you? Also, this will all make sense, I promise. Or at least it’ll make more sense.

So as I mentioned, the black sheep researcher, he brought up the idea of the hu, also called the hu, right? Or the hue. It all depends on your pronunciation. It’s the exact same word, Hu. Now just. Just to hit some points here, there’s an Egyptian God named Hu. And this God basically represents the word of God, the spoken word, AKA the, the breath of God. Now biblically speaking, the breath of God is what has, is what creates everything. It is what makes things, it is what brings things into existence. But before God speaks, if we were to project humanity upon God, Heaven forbid, but if we were to do that, just to do a little thought experiment, God would naturally need to think before speaking.

Because I assume God would be intelligent like that and he would, you know, think, he, she, whatever, would think before actually talking, right? So the thought comes first. The word Thoth, as in another Egyptian deity, is the exact same word as the word thought. To think and thinking. And the mind and the physical representation of that mind, the brain, are all connected in the greater grand scheme of reality that I call the fractal verse. Okay, so we have who, the ancient word for the word of God, or God’s word, therefore creation according to the Bible. We have who as a word within Sikhism.

Sikhism is a mystical element or sect within Islam, all right, Much like the Kabbalah within Judaism and ancient Hebrew and stuff, and Christianity. So who within Sikhism, the same two letters essentially refers to the God who cannot be described, which is how they describe it, which is also seems to be paradoxical. However, I don’t believe in actual contradictions. I don’t believe in actual paradoxes because my version of God personally is one that is complete truth everywhere. Everything is true and therefore there can be no lie. That’s just my personal view of God. I’m one of those old fashioned people that believes God is omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent, omni, everything.

Okay? I don’t limit God. I don’t say that God exists most places, but definitely not there or any of that type of stuff. Okay? I believe God is both good, evil, neutral and everything in between or what is perceived as those things. Okay? Now within Sikhism, they have the word who which is a short form, nickname for the name of God, and essentially means him who cannot be described, or the entity, the being that cannot be described. It’s so vast, a creator, a being, a deity that is so magnificent that one could not possibly wrap their mind around it in order to limit it to a description.

Because all descriptors are limiting. All descriptor. All descriptors actually take away from the thing that you’re describing. But in the world that we live in today, without telepathy and whatnot, descriptors make it a bit easier to understand, you know, to communicate with one another. All right, now we’ve got. We talked about ancient Egyptian word who. We talked about the Sikhism word who as a pronoun for God. And let’s also not forget to mention the Hebrew or the mystical Kabbalah within Judaism. They have the exact same glyph. It’s essentially. It’s essentially the letter H in English, and it’s the letter he in Hebrew.

Hey, it even sounds like breath and breathing. And that’s exactly what the glyph, which used to be a picture. The picture form is, you know, breath coming out of an open mouth or easily drawn, more easily drawn as an open window. That’s how the letter H started, okay? Back in Phoenician. So we have got he, which is also he. It just depends on how you pronounce that particular vowel sound. You know what I mean? Your dialect over time changes. I’ll do a whole video on how small changes and allowances in how we say certain words, which is why vowels were even introduced in the first place, changes our future, okay? That’s why.

That’s how important words are to me. So it bugs me a bit whenever I hear people mispronouncing words and using these brand new millennial kind of words to describe things that have completely lost their original meaning. Because it. It has an impact through the butterfly effect, through chaos theory, and it changes the future, it changes laws, it changes perceptions. It changes everything when we allow people to distort words or ultimately pictures is how they began. Okay, Anyways, that’s just a side note. Now they have the word hey. It’s the fifth letter of the Alphabet. It’s twice in the holy name, Yahweh or Yahuwah or Yod he vav.

Hey. It’s known as the tetragrammaton or the four letter name for God. Within Hebrew studies, it’s the. It’s seen as the breath of God, the voice of God, the spirit of God. Personally, on a smaller level out, you know, if we shrink down from the fractal, this verse, and we look at things through the plasma apocalypse lens, it is the zephyr, or the wind that comes out of the earth. But it’s so much more than that, okay? It is the voice which is the action after the potential. So remember these two things. We have potential, which is all the things that could be said, all the things that could come to pass or come about, all the potential actions, which is mind.

And then we have the manifestation of that or the abracadabra of that. Abracadabra literally means let it be according to my words, okay? In Hebrew. So we have, hey, the breath of God. Remember, this is also who. It just depends on how you pronounce that vowel. We’re going to stay with the who, the word who and what that means and why. We see it come up so often. Time and time again we have who. Vil. I’m going to start with this one because it’s named after Dr. Seuss. Dr. Seuss, just so you know, is a pseudonym.

Seuss is actually the. The actual author’s middle name. And he just went by Doctor. He’s not really a doctor at all. Sus in German is pronounced differently, but it means sweet, as in candy. How candy is sweet. So he’s a type of Willy Wonka, right? Feeding sweet things to the children. All right, so Dr. Seuss is taking all of our actual reality at the deepest level and shrinking it down. Which is appropriate when you understand what all of the Dr. Seuss stories are about. Shrinking it down and presenting it in a way that is cartoonified and sweet or attractive or desired to children so that children can learn the deepest layers of our reality simply and easily without realizing that that’s what they’re doing.

Okay? Dr. Sweet. Dr. Seuss. Dr. Seuss created this entire make believe world, which is not make believe. It is actually our world, our real world, okay? And all of the little humanoids within that world are called the who’s. Why would he name them that? Oh, because it’s nonsensical and nonsensical things are funny. No, laughter is like a form of pain. If you research that. Okay, that’s totally okay with me. I don’t care. But that’s what they say. Laughter is like the lesser form of pain or expression of pain or whatever, confusion and things of that nature.

And that’s fine. It’s totally okay. Children laugh. I laugh. I love to laugh at things. Damn, where was I going with that? Oh, to make it funny. To make it attractive, right? Oh, it’s nonsensical. I don’t get it. And so therefore it’s funny. I would like you to get it, if you’re willing to. If you’re open to getting the reality behind this nonsensical. If you want the nonsensical to be sensical and to make sense, this is the channel for you. Because that’s my thing. That’s one of my areas of expertise. That’s what I love to do.

I love to build bridges from the fantastic to the real or to the scientific or to factual. From fiction to fact, okay? To reverse engineer these things so that we don’t see them as lies and a waste of time. Something to do to get away from the real world, right? There’s a reason why they’re so attractive to us. Now we’ve got Whoville. The who’s their entire world, okay? For example, in the movie the Grinch, the Grinch who Stole Christmas, that whole world, if you pay attention to the very beginning, it tells you it takes place on a snowflake.

That means they, their entire world has been shrunk down microscopically. That they are the microcosm. That there are little tiny entities, little tiny beings that live and breathe and exist at so small of a microscopic level that they’re invisible to you. You are unaware of them. And to you, their macrocosmic God or entity or whatever. If someone told you about them, naturally you would ask who? And therefore, that’s why they are named, that people are unaware of them. That’s why they are called the Whole. Now, we also have Doctor who. Who, by the way, this is from Bill and Ted’s excellent adventure.

These are the circuits of time. It passed. But you’ll see this picture pop up time and time again. He also travels in a phone booth. I’ll probably, if I remember, I’ll come back to the phone booth and time travel and all that stuff. But the who, the band. There is a band called the who. And this band, like every band I’ve ever listened to, is actually singing songs that are not love songs, that are about some boyfriend or some girlfriend or, you know, their wishes and their desires. They stopped doing that once they signed these labels.

With these labels and stuff, they sing songs, for the most part, that are given to them and they’re purposefully signed, okay? Not because of their quote unquote talent, but because of their innate ability or their inner talent to tap into these deep truths, whether they know it or not. Others recognize it. What’s up, Browsy. Okay. Others recognize that they’re speaking the truth, that they are tuned in, that they are a vessel that can tap into deeper truths through the medium of their creative abilities. And therefore, they make perfect representatives of disclosure, mandatory disclosure for those who know.

There seems to be. There seems to be a mandate of space, okay? That beings that come in, that are of a higher intellect and know what’s going on and the truth about things have a responsibility to make that information available upon request. Not that they have to tell you everything, but that they have to be honest about it in some way, shape or form. That is the gray area. That’s the asterisk in the contract, that they can tell you, they can reveal these truths to you however they see fit. And so they do so esoterically, secretly, so that those who are really looking for the truth will find it.

And those who are undeserving of it and have not really proven themselves any way, shape or form will simply be amused. They will simply be entertained. Okay. Anyways, there’s more on that particular. But let’s move forward, obviously, Doctor who, okay, Doctor who is deep as a television show. It represents a great many aspects of our reality, especially the plasma apocalypse, especially the tardis. And representing this right here, the TARDIS is basically the dome, and it’s bigger on the inside. Once you go through the dome, you’ll see, okay? This is my cosmology of our world, locally, our version of Earth, okay? In the comic books they have in DC Comics, for example, they’ve got Earth number 616.

That’s ours. Ours is number 616. That’s just how it is in the comic book. Ours is not Earth Number One or Earth prime or anything. There are exact coded replicas copied and pasted with variances within all of these different Earths that are out there beyond the dome, okay? And what people commonly think of as space or the heavens. I call it the fractal verse, and it looks probably closer to something like that. But anyway, all of these concepts include the word who because they are about us. All right? You and I, right now, I am a living who, just exactly the same kind.

In Dr. Seuss’s stories, I might not have a pointy cone head with little tufts of hair and a monkey face or however they make the who’s look, okay? But it makes sense when you understand why they make them look scary or strange or awkward or weird. I might look normal to you? Possibly. Okay? Because this is the. This is what you’re used to. I’m like you, okay? As far as an entity, as far as a human or a human being or whatever, right? But anyways, my point is, I am a who, so are you. All right? We are all who’s, which means we are versions on a tiny, tiny scale that we don’t realize is so tiny there’s more to the story, but let’s just focus on the tiny aspect of it, all right? Our world, us as humans, Even if you’re 7ft tall, NBA basketball player, it doesn’t matter.

The whole world itself. On the grand scheme of things, if you zoom out and out and out fractally. Okay, we’ll talk about the holographic nature in a minute when we talk about quantum physics, okay? Hold. You’ll need a seat belt for quantum physics, okay? But anyways, everything is so tiny, but to us, it’s normal. That normal world that we are used to, okay, is called a mesocosm. It is our normal world. It is not big, it is not small. It is just what we are used to. It is where we grew up, okay? Now, it literally has no size physically, okay, but that’s deeper.

That gets into the holographic nature of everything. But given where we are right now, if you take me, for example, I can dive into my very own mind, which is why you see all of these neurons and all of these synapses and whatnot in these pictures flashing before you, okay? That. That is what is contained under my dome, under my mind, my brain, my cranium, all that stuff is holding on to an entire fractal version and a holographic version as well. It’s holographically fractal in my brain as an perceived individual here. And now you’re looking right here under this little hat.

A universe. The heavens, okay? With worlds upon worlds and an infinite number of beings. If we suppose that there is such a thing inside of my mind, okay? Many different things happening all at once. Now let’s flip that and look at the opposite. Because we also have polarity within this version of reality. We have one side of a perspective, but then we have its very opposite. Both are true, Both can be reconciled. There are no contradictions. Everything exists, okay? One side of the contradiction is just as real as the other side. It just depends on your perception.

I can change my perception. I can be aware of the worlds of little tiny thought like forms and creatures and humanoids and who’s that are inside of my mind right now, at this very moment, okay? Just as we are right now, and I can invert that and I can say, that’s me. And I can look up and consider the fractal verse. I consider what I call the mind of God, or mog, right? Just like from Spaceballs, I’m a mog, half man, half dog, which is inversion of God, okay? All right, So I crack open our little tiny world and the dome that is blocking our view of all the other worlds, all the other places that are all out there and physically connected to one another, much like the neurons inside of my brain, right? And I see the greater reality.

I see how vast and infinite and or seemingly infinite that it all is, and it’s so gigantic, okay? And if. If I continue looking at the larger view and zooming out and out and out, eventually I will zoom out so far that I can see a black hat or a brain or hair or myself, lo and behold, okay, as the ultimate large godlike creature, blasphemy aside, okay? That is beyond. And this continues on and on and on, whether you go outward or whether you go inward. This is the nature of the fractal verse as I see it, as I look at it, okay? In the Bible, this is repeated many times throughout many different religions, okay? Now, we started with the who, and we’re.

That’s going to take us to the it, all right? It is used as a word, and this is a subject that’s difficult to research because it’s, you know, it is a very common word and therefore it’s heavily diluted on the Internet. You can’t find much information about it and what it is. I’m going to tell you as best as I can, but in the Bible it says the kingdom of heaven is within you. That is completely true from my perspective, like I said, that you have an entire heavens, an entire universe in your mind, your thoughts, and therefore think about this every single thing that you do.

Especially if you consider the butterfly effect and chaos theory has an effect that resonates throughout that entire universe, affecting all of the life forms and all of reality. If there is another universe, world or whatnot in your mind, represented physically by your actual brain, right? Everything you do is detrimental to those who’s. Your emotions, the things that you experience, the things that you’re choosing to put into your body by what you watch or listen to or eat or whatnot, changes the nature of their reality. Now, inversely, everything that they do collectively affects and influences you. So there’s a feedback loop that is happening between the countless numbers of microscopic little who’s that live within your mind and your brain that are influencing you as little consciences, consciousnesses, or, you know, the angel and the devil on your shoulder, which is essentially positive and negative electromagnetic flow.

You’ve got neutrons, neutral. You’ve got protons, positive, and you have electrons, and that’s the nature of the electric universe. Bam, right there. Which is what I believe we live in. All right? Or one way to describe it. One way to attempt to describe and share with others a perception of what cannot be described, okay? That’s what I’m doing my best right now to try to do. So I’m going to fail, just so you know. It’s not going to work. However, I hope that you resonate with some of it, at the very least. Now, we discussed the three main components of what I call the fractal verse, okay? The microcosm.

Zooming in to my very own mind, my very own worlds upon worlds. In my area where I think, which is my brain, that’s the area of focus, okay? That’s the microcosm. Now, if I zoom in and I find a whole world down there inside of my brain, that little microcosm, and I can just concentrate and I can see it like within Horton Hears a who when he’s holding that flower and he sees the little speck, okay? Remember, to them, that is their mesocosm. They’re not a microcosm in that world. They look up to me and they see the macrocosm.

They’re so tiny that they can’t even see me, let alone. It’s difficult for them to even perceive of me unless they know themselves, which is the old maxim, to know thyself. That’s the easiest way to see the macrocosm, because it’s all around you, because it’s fractal and holographic, and everything is a copy of everything else. The patterns are being repeated. The information is being repeated. This will get us into simulation theory and stuff, too. But we’ve got mesocosm, which is whatever is normal to you, okay? For example, those beings that live in the Hollow Earth, it’s completely normal to them to be gigantic, in different colors and different varieties and stuff.

Those creatures that live outside of the dome, that’s their mesocosm. This one is ours. Your mesocosm can change, okay? It can be affected by things, but mesocosm just means you’re normal. Then we have macrocosm, that is the greater world expanded outside. If you were to look further down on the horizon and get more of the bigger picture, that’s the macrocosm. It literally means larger world. These are also dimensions. All right? So me personally, when I hear people discussing and talking about dimensions, as you know, it’s sort of portrayed in fiction like, like another place that exists in the same place as where we exist or whatnot.

And I like that. That’s very nice. But I think it’s simpler for me personally to see dimensions exactly for what they are, which is size variations. Okay? So we’ve got the larger size, the bigger picture, which is the macrocosm. We’ve got regular size, which is me right now. And then we’ve got the micro size, the tiny size. All of this is shared with us through our fiction. Like in the movie Ant Man, Quantumania, when he goes into the quantum realm and stuff. That’s his superpowered, growing bigger, getting smaller, etc. Now let’s move on to the next part.

Simply put, I propose, and I have proposed for some time, and I believe so far that we live within a never ending, seemingly never ending, toroidal looping dream or thought, okay, where it is all a thought, it is all a dream. So we’ll talk about, is anything actually real, right? Is anything physical and stuff like that? We’ll come up on that. But let’s, let’s. Let’s finish up with the who’s. Okay? We’ve got the who’s, which is us, or the small versions of us that we are unaware of inversely. Bradley Francis. What’s up? High five. When the who’s look out to the macrocosm larger entity, they cannot perceive of it, just as it cannot perceive of them.

And therefore that is its name. That is what the who’s call it when they’re looking up at the greater, bigger macrocosm. They call the larger version of themselves, ultimately, or God. And it the whole fractal verse within that entire mind of some larger being, which is what I like to call the mind of God, is what they call simply it. And it is represented by all of the things symbolically that are contained in and include your brain. This is why there is so much brains in space, or brains from space, or brains from different dimensions and evil brains and scary brains and all this type of symbolism within cartoons and the movies and commercials and newspapers and everywhere, okay, these space brains.

And oftentimes they’re literally named it. For example, within the book was that book where the three kids, or the kids met the witches and then they had the tesseract or whatever. Damn. It’s on the tip of my tongue. You guys probably know what it is in the chat. I just happen to. I want to move on with the presentation. So if you remember what that book’s called, let me know. The. The antagonist of that book is a space brain called it, okay? And there’s a tesseract and all that stuff. And it can change reality and stuff.

Okay, anyways, let me get back on point. So we got the who’s. Which is what we would call those entities we are unaware of and those universes within us. Who. Right? We’re unaware of them, blissfully ignorant of our every single word. Are every single thought, are every single action affecting entire realities. That’s a lot of pressure if you know, or it could be for. For certain people, that every single thing you do can make or destroy universes and worlds and actual living beings just like you. Right? So we’ve got the who’s, and we’ve got the it.

That’s the who’s pointing up and wondering at the macrocosm, which is really themselves, right? It goes on and on and on and on. These are also versions of the quote unquote homunculus as well. We’re all basically little homunculuses that live inside of the mind of ourselves or a greater being. That’s looping. It’s a feedback loop. We’ve got the World Health Organization, aptly named who. Why would they do that? Purposefully. You know what I mean? That’s what they say. An owl makes the sound of who. Who. It’s a constant reminder. It’s a little breadcrumb. It’s a little clue.

Is the who, right? The health organization, the health aspect of it, Even within that whole Ant Man Quantumania, which people hated that movie, but I don’t care. I liked it. I can see the deep, deep connections of entire worlds within the human body or the mind or within a person. Okay? So the World Health Organization, who, It represents health. The whole world, the whole collection of everyone you know, and health stuff, because that has to. That those who’s affect your health, their lives over billions and billions of little WHO years. We’ll talk about time differential in just a minute.

Okay, but in your mind, all those who’s are playing it fast forward. All those little realities, like there’s a lot of time passing, okay? And they’re affecting you. Your health, your thoughts, your inclinations, your actual physiology and chemistry and how you’re feeling and how you look and how you’re. If you’re healthy or if you’re sick, collectively. Okay? All of their little decisions. So, personally, I wish them the best of luck. I’m rooting for all the good ones within myself. And therefore, since it’s a feedback loop, I should do my best to make the best conditions for the good ones that live inside of me.

If that makes sense to you. Okay, now we also have a reference to the who in Alice in Wonderland. The caterpillar, which I don’t believe is a caterpillar at all. I think that it’s a tardigrade. I think it’s a gigantic tardigrade from the mesocosm, dropping down into our world. But that’s besides the point. When she meets the blue caterpillar, the gigantic caterpillar, he says, and he insists on telling her. Not asking her, but telling her, who are you? And she’s tiny. It’s not a question. I gotta move this microphone back. It’s not a question. It is a statement.

I don’t care if there’s a question mark in smoke or whatever. It is a statement. It is a reminder. He’s helping her out along the path to let her know and to remind her of who she is. Because who is who she is or what she is. Okay? She is a who. She has shrunk down in size, extremely small, and she can’t answer the question. Question. She’s lost. She has not known herself. She doesn’t understand her, and therefore she doesn’t understand this crazy world that she’s in because it’s her. She’s in herself. She’s in her own mind.

Man, I’m getting hyped up. There’s also a reference in the movie Anger Management, which is a movie that cracks me up time and time again. Oh, my God. With Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson. So there’s this part where Adam Sandler’s in, like, this anger management class, and he’s. He feels like he’s not supposed to be there because he doesn’t think. He has anger problems. And they’re like, all right, well, tell us who you are. Right? There it is again. Tell us who you are. You are who, right? So he starts trying to, like, talk about his job, and they’re like, no, no, no, no.

That’s just what you do. That’s just your job. Tell us who you are. Tell us who you are. And they’re trying to get him to admit he’s a who. But he keeps on trying to do these descriptors and stuff. Well, you know, I go home and they’re like, no, no, that’s like, Your routine. Just tell us. I just want. You are. You know what I mean? It’s trickery. The movies are using trickery and they’re actually talking to you. The message is for you. It’s always for you personally. It’s not to entertain you, it’s to. It’s not to amuse you, it’s to muse you.

Not to amuse. Amuse means without thought. Muse means thought, which is why you go to a museum to think, not to just go, wow, isn’t that crazy? Oh, check that out. That’s amazing. Let me take a picture and just not even think about it or consider it at all. That’s not what museums are for. They’re to actually think and to consider and ponder. You know what I mean? All right, so I talked about the caterpillar, the who’s versus the it, which they’re the same. It’s just that the it is scary to the who’s, right? It’s so gigantic, you know, it can do anything.

It could just think and everything changes. That’s powerful, right? We talked about the influence of the who’s on your health and the whole World Health Organization, like I said, is the mind of God. That’s how I see it, okay? It’s just simple for me to call it the mind of God, okay? Our local region of a looping, toroidal, infinite or seemingly infinite fractal verse. The mind of God. Something so large it is inconceivable, right? Inconceivable things can be scary to people. When you don’t understand something, right? When you can’t even conceive of it, it can be frightening.

That’s one of the first reactions. And it’s a natural reaction. It’s a flag to show you that something needs attention. Not to run away from something, but to an opportunity to learn about something. And therefore, simply, it is called it. One of my favorite examples of the word it is in Monty Python’s Search for the Holy Grail, where you have the knights who say knee, which basically means no, okay? Which is nobility, telling people what they can and cannot do. And they’re terrified of the word it. They don’t want to hear it. When the word it comes out, they start freaking out, okay? Because they’re terrified of it.

There’s Pennywise, obviously, from Stephen King’s movie, is symbolized by a brain, by neurons, by plasmas, by electricity, and all of the things which a brain or a mind would have. So it is cartoonified. It is changed into characters and whatnot, representations of Something so vast and so great, we are afraid of it. Just as the who’s inside of us may be afraid of or don’t understand us, okay? They don’t realize that their tiny little lives are having an effect on us collectively over millions of little hool. Years or millennia or however long it lasts in there.

Okay? So there’s a natural fear, there’s a reverence, there’s temptations to worship, and, you know, all the things that we have in our world because it’s fractal, it’s repe. Repeating. It’s a repeating pattern. Now, let’s see. I think I want to talk about time differential before I get into quantum physics, okay? Because quantum physics can be pretty intimidating. But I’m going to try to build a bridge and make it simple to understand. All right? Time differential. Now, I’m going to give you my own version of time differential, okay? There is a difference in the scales of time between the mesocosm, the macrocosm and the microcosm, which, like I said, are not actually separate and different.

They just seem like they are, okay? And you’ll understand that more when you understand everything is holographic. So all those little who’s. The smaller something is, the faster it experiences time in general. Okay, so like your dog, they say, has seven dog years. It lives in dog years, so it lives seven times faster. You ever see dogs that look like they’re on crack? Okay. Oh, my God. Oh my. And they’re just freaking all over the place. Okay, hurry up, hurry up, throw the ball or whatever. That’s because that’s normal for them. That’s their mesocosm of time.

That’s how they perceive time. Imagine what a fly is like that lives for three days, right? A fly on the wall. You leave to go to work and come back and a third of its entire life has passed bacteria. We can go smaller and smaller and smaller. The all of these different life forms experience time in comparison to your mesocosm much faster and faster and faster and faster. And therefore, hypothetically, let us suppose that there is an entire heavens, worlds, cosmos just contained within your thoughts or your brain or dreams or whatever, right inside of your.

Your brain. Let’s just focus on the phys. Because it’s easier inside of your brain, okay? Is as a looping, toroidal fractal verse all on its own, its own little multiverse, okay? With infinite earths and whatnot, right? Little versions of you or who’s down inside of your brain, their time compared to you is so much faster. All right, so in the time that it took me to say the last sentence that I just said, let’s say it’s 10 seconds, okay? I’m just gonna make up the time. Just, just to give you an example, let’s say I spoke for 10 seconds on this live stream right here.

That’s normal to you. You and I are experiencing the same time because we’re the same dimension. We’re existing at the same place on the same dimension, okay? But those little who’s have had, let’s just say a freaking 10,000 years pass, okay? They have had generation after generation living and dying and trying to figure out reality and building things and technology and decline and growth and death and all of these things for 10,000 years to them, okay? And this is repeated to us within the religious system known as Hinduism and others too, okay? But Hinduism sees time as on the scale of this, this concept of time differential between us and the quote unquote gods or Brahma, the creator God that is just out there, the largest of all of them, depending on how you look at it.

And Brahma will take one breath, and that breath to us lasts millennia after millennia after millennia. That’s because we’re who’s in comparison to Brahma. Our time is accelerated because we’re a different dimension. We’re a much smaller dimension that is the macrocosm, the great Brahma up above. We are the microcosm and we’re experiencing time and you know, going so, so incredibly fast or normal to us, but incredibly fast to Brahma. As a matter of fact, it’s so fast. Brahma, or the higher being, the mind of God, if it’s even aware and if it’s similar to us, which I believe it is, probably doesn’t even consider, your average larger being would probably never consider.

Just as you do not consider how fast you’re building and tearing down entire universes and worlds within your thought process, your mind, your brain, okay? You don’t consider all of that because you’re caught up in your mesocosm. You’re caught up in your reality. So there is a time differential between all of those different levels or dimensions or differences between the different cosms or cosmos, which is same thing. Okay, let’s continue on 367 people watching. High five to all of you. Welcome to the fractal verse. I’m Jay Dreamers. I’m if you’re interested in this, Like I said, there’s a really good breakdown on my website, which has visuals and definitions and all that stuff.

This is just me sharing these ideas with you. We’re going to get back into time travel and all that stuff too in a minute. I just wanted to give you a foundation, okay? So hopefully I’ve helped to build some bridges so far. Those bridges are necessary so that I can share with you my, you know, how I see time travel and so that I can share this next step, which is quantum mechanics. Don’t freak out. Don’t worry. You don’t have to be a physicist or have a college degree or be mathematically inclined to understand what I’m about to share with you within quantum physics, okay? It’s just all in the language.

It’s all in the lingo. And thankfully I understand how to speak the common language and translate, you know, difficult scientific language into understandable examples. So quantum physics, we’re going to quantum. When we talk about quantum things, we’re talking about really tiny things, just like how ant man shrinks and therefore his whole entire world, the chair he’s sitting on or whatever, he goes down into the quantum realm. If you’re, you know, if you’ve seen the movies, okay, the quantum realm in the Marvel movies is a universe, but it’s just your local area that has been shrunk down super small, okay? So if I have.

If you shrink down in your spot, wherever you are right now on your chair, on the cement on the sidewalk or whatever, and you shrink super small to the size of like an alleged cork or an electron or something like that, you’ll probably one slip down into the unnoticeable cracks and crevices of whatever you think is the surface and the solid surface of whatever you think you’re standing or sitting on. And you’ll be in another universe, another world, okay? You won’t see the chair you’re sitting on. Everything will be that big, okay? It’ll just be a whole universe to you.

So that’s what we’re talking about. Things so tiny, okay? And the physical things that exist in those tiny places, that’s why it’s called quantum physics. We’re going to connect that with the holographic nature of reality. So fractal is a repeating pattern, simply put, okay? That’s what a fractal is. It’s something that you can, you can zoom in on it. And the pattern, it looks like it just keeps on going infinitely, but it’s really just a pattern that keeps on that, that is on a loop. So we’ve talked about and alluded to that loop, right? Which I believe is toroidal nature.

Now we’re going to look at the holographic side of it. Okay. So we’ve looked at more of like the, the constraints and the math, which is the fractal version of repetition. Right. And now we’re going to look at the holographic version. We’re going to put both of those together. Oh man. I don’t, I didn’t see who just subscribed, but. High five. Welcome to my channel. All right, so quantum physics, I’m thinking. Hold on. Okay, Be one more thing. I want to mention as far as the fractal verse goes, because I brought math into it and stuff and I brought in repeating patterns and all of that.

So I do want to mention one more thing just in case I forget it, regarding the fractal verse and the fractal side of a fractically or fractal, A fractal freaking holographic universe. Okay. Which is that there are repeating patterns. I’ll come back to this at the end of the presentation when I talk about video games and simulation theory and stuff, okay. But there are repeating patterns. So within all of those alternate earths that exist outside of our very own, because they’re just other earths, basically, they’re all the same, There are repeating patterns of information which build the exact same world world after world after world.

And therefore it’s fractal. The same DNA, the same genetics, the same sequences, the building blocks of life repeat their codes, right? And if you pay attention, you can see those codes being repeated even within our very own world. But it makes sense to me that that would replicate on a larger scale, especially to save on memory. We’ll come, we’ll come to that later when we talk about simulation theory. Now let’s get to quantum physics. The holographic nature of our reality, all information is encoded. This is one of the theories. All information everywhere in our whole universe, our whole world or whatever is encoded onto lower dimensions.

All information is encoded on essentially a two dimensional reality. That’ll make sense in just a second. So let’s take for example a black hole. As academics teaches about black holes, okay, let’s just suppose that they’re 100% right. There’s a such thing as black holes and they’re out there in space and they suck everything into them and nothing can escape escape it. That’s the basic concept of a black hole. But there is something known as a black hole information paradox, which means a black hole creates a paradox or a contradiction that puts in opposition quantum physics and mainstream Academics, okay? They butt heads when it comes to the black hole hole.

Information, they say, cannot be destroyed. It’s basically energy. And energy cannot be created or destroyed, as they teach in academics. So if information cannot be destroyed, what happens when information, in the form of all the different coatings and material that gets sucked into a black hole, because that’s ultimately information, what happens to that if it can’t be destroyed? Does the universe. Here’s the question. Does the universe lose information when things fall into a black hole? Do we lose that information, or does it find a way to preserve the information? No one fully agrees on the answer to that.

So quantum mechanics says, information. You’ll have to excuse the train. Information about a system within quantum mechanics. Information about a system like our universe or our world or whatever. Information about a system is never truly lost. It might get scrambled. It might get rewired and rearranged, but it’s still there, which I resonate with personally, because that’s how I see God and the truth, okay? I believe everything is truth. Every single thing. What we call lies is just the truth. It’s just been rewired, manipulated, and, you know, tied into knots. Now, information about a system is never truly lost.

It might be scrambled, but it’s still there. And this is called unitarity. It just means that there is a unity to all things, okay? Black holes, in the classical view, says that anything that falls into a black hole, even detailed information about particles, gets destroyed and eventually evaporates as what they call Hawking radiation, which is featureless and random. Let me break that down, okay? You got a black hole. Tradition says that everything gets sucked into a black hole gets destroyed, it disappears, it ceases to exist, traditionally, okay? However, academics also teaches there’s a law of preservation of a law of preservation.

But it’s preserving information, okay, in the form of the tiniest little particles that make up our reality. It cannot be destroyed. They can’t be created. They can’t be destroyed. Therefore, a black hole can’t destroy that information. So where does the information go? What happens to it? That information, quote unquote, is the building blocks of what you call reality. They’re the Legos that create the scene of your world on a tiny scale, on a quantum scale. So if it’s lost forever, if the information gets sucked into a black hole and it’s destroyed, then quantum theory completely breaks.

If it’s not lost, if that information is somehow saved or kept, how does it escape the black hole, which traditionally, they say nothing can escape a black hole. It presents a paradox, okay? Which means to me, there’s more to the story. Okay, now here’s some proposed solutions for this paradox. Information escapes subtly in what they call Hawking radiation, which is basically. I find this hard to believe, but it’s basically the black hole evaporating. Like its outermost parts evaporate into space and it only collects the negative particles, and therefore the negative particles just turns it into nothing.

Okay, I get it, but I don’t. Me personally, I don’t see Stephen Hawking as some sort of intellectual hero at all, okay? And it blows my mind. That’s a whole different subject, and that’s probably reserved for the season of Satan. That. That’s. One of our intellectual representatives is that guy. But whatever. So Hawking radiation. So Stephen Hawking proposes that black holes just sort of evaporate into space, okay? They’re sort of slowly leaking out parts of themselves. Now, the next proposed solution for the black hole paradox is called the holographic principle. All the information that goes into a black hole or gets close to it is stored, saved, just like in a video game, on the event horizon, like a 2D surface.

Now, this gets interesting to me, right? So if we have a black hole, they say everything that gets sucked into it is destroyed. However, there’s what they call the event horizon, which is the limit line, the border and the boundary between the actual black hole and complete destruction. And everything that’s physical outside of that, which basically is compressed into plasma, in short, okay? Now due to angular momentum and a lot of different kind types of science, this, this event horizon, all right, this limit line becomes like a record. It’s a plane, it’s a disk that goes around the black hole.

This is called an accretion disk, okay? The actual event horizon is a sphere around the black hole, but it’s invisible. So the visible portion is all the matter being changed into gases that illuminate and turn into light. And that’s the point at which that’s the last point where you can see the light before it turns into complete darkness. And even light cannot escape the black hole, okay? So everything that gets sucked into a black hole basically forms a disk, okay? That it has acquired all these physical things and it’s turned them all into their base material, which is plasma, according to them.

Now, hold on, let me get. Now in that accretion disk, two dimensional, all the information is there from everything that’s getting saved or pulled in or sucked into this black hole. It’s saving it onto a disk. What does that sound like it sounds like a computer or at least something a computer would use, right? That’s how we save information. We download it onto a cd, a disk drive, or in the old days, a floppy disk or whatever, right? We download it onto a two dimensional surface encoded through lasers and stuff. This is really interesting to me.

So they say that the information is not destroyed, that before anything passes through, it’s actually just changed to its fundamental level and it is saved on a disk, which is an accretion disk on the, the black holes, near the black holes event horizon. The next one is called the firewall hypothesis. To preserve information, a wall of high energy forms at the event horizon. So basically it’s just a wall that blocks it from being destroyed. By the way, all of this is sort of referenced in the new Black Mirror episode of the USS Callister. If you guys are into that, you can check that out.

The last proposed solution to the black hole paradox is called remnants, which proposes that tiny black holes remain that hold the information. Okay, My favorite of all those is the disk theory. I like that one. Now what happens to the particles that make up everything when you break them down to their smallest point? They become a dot. That’s it. A point. Just a point. A little. Even if you took something that goes into a black hole, technically, according to academics, okay, I’m not supporting space or any of that stuff, but I’m just saying supposing, right, supposing that what they say is correct, everything would compress into itself smaller and smaller, smaller until it became a dot of information, which is literally the Hebrew word for knowledge, daat or D, A, A T or daat.

Okay? Within the tree of life. You ever see like the Hebrew tree of life or whatever? And there’s those spheres, it looks like a tree or something. There’s one in the middle that’s called dahat or da’ at, and it means knowledge. Okay? It’s right there in the middle. It is a collection of information that is a dot depending on your perspective and then dot depending on your pronunciation. So I’m making some connections here myself. Is also similar to dot or thoth or thought, right? It’s just a different pronunciation of those words. D and th oftentimes were actually confused with one another going back in time.

So you’ll see that, you’ll see that different cultures and civilizations and stuff where some would say D and actually use a D, others would say th and there’s actually other letters that do that too. Okay? It’s just how language evolves or changes or gets messed up over time. Time. So dot a collection of knowledge, okay? Black holes, etc. We’re making these connections because we’re looking at the holographic nature. The holographic portion of this is that the information of the whole, just as in a hologram, okay? If this picture right here was a hologram, I could cut out this guy’s ear and it would contain all the information for the entire rest of that picture.

That’s what a hologram’s nature is. So every little thing, if our world is holographic as a projection, right? So you take the. The fractal, which is the information and all the potential and stuff, and sort of the roadmap, and you project it and create a reality, a perceived reality, right? You would have the hologram, you’d have your world as you physically see it and interact with it and believe it to be. That’s the belt of Orion from Men in Black, by the way. Anyways, so holographic, okay, every tiny little thing contains the information for the greater, bigger picture that goes back to you.

And the who’s that are you inside of you? They all contain the same thing that you think is out there inside of you, inside of your mind, because it’s holographic and fractal at the same time, looping and repeating. And everything contains the information for everything else because ultimately everything is made out of everything. And that’s called God. That’s called omnipresent. Okay? God cannot be separated. If God. If we define God as being omnipresent or everywhere, and we know that all the things that are made, God is within all of them, and God is made out of everything and is everything right, then there really any differences that are perceived are just illusion.

Okay, We’re. We’re not seeing the higher, the bigger picture anyways. So it’s fractal, it’s all connected. It all contains the same coding, the same information, all the same loops and the same things that are happening over and over and over. Things that are related to this is the Hindu concept called Maya, which is reality being an illusion. There’s also the Mayan people, the Mayan calendar, which we did a whole video on that, and how this is not actually the year 2025, etc. In Buddhism, the Sunyata, they say that everything is empty and of a fixed nature, right? So there really is.

Technically, they say that there’s no such thing as absolute zero or that it’s like an impossibility to reach, not movement, a state of no Movement whatsoever, that’s absolute zero, which makes it cold, okay? Because movement creates heat. So they say that that’s basically impossible to do is to reach absolute zero, right? Forget getting close, I don’t even care if they reach it. It, that’s different. But they say it’s impossible to completely stop anything. Why? Because there is a law of our universe and therefore the fractal verse that everything is in motion because thought is motion itself, right? Anything that becomes a reality began as potential, which is the stillness, which is just all of it, you know, all the possibilities.

And then when you take those possibilities and you flick some of it out and you bring it into realization, that is the potential realized, which becomes physical. Okay, so that’s. I lost my train of thought. Let me get back to where I was here. In Buddhism, everything is empty and of a fixed nature. So at the same time, like I said, there are no contradictions. Everything is moving everywhere, all at once, it’s moving. Nothing truly stops moving. And yet, because it’s all actually an illusion that doesn’t really exist, none of it is real. It’s all still.

So the contradiction is resolved. And I’ll give you a simple example. If you have a DVD player or a Blu Ray disc or whatever, whatever people watch, you know, on movies, I know there’s Netflix and stuff, let’s say you’re old fashioned, you got a dvd, okay? The movie, the world, that cosmos, the action, the people, the characters, the story, everything exists imprinted upon that accretion disk. For all intents and purposes, okay? Saved onto this two dimensional surface, A representation of, of your mesocosm imprinted upon this two dimensional disk. Everything on that disk is within their little world of the movie, their timeline.

Okay? And this comes back to time travel. Those characters on that disk are static. It seems like they’re moving because we look at one static image after one static image, and then our brain tricks us and we think that they’re moving. They’re not. Every little moment of their time on the movie on the disc is simply that it’s a still frame moment. And when you put them all together and you play them faster and faster, right? Then it looks like they’re moving, but they’re not, okay? They’re destined to play out the story on that movie on that disc.

All right? The disc is still okay? I know it spins inside of the DVD player or whatever, but it’s still okay. The people aren’t actually moving. They’re all stop motion, okay? It’s all already played out. It’s already saved the motion. And therefore time, or one frame to another frame is an illusion. It doesn’t exist on the movie. On that disk. Time does not exist. Therefore, those characters cannot actually leave their place within that disk because they can’t move. They’re stuck. They’re not actually moving. The movement is an illusion. So if we take that small example of the DVD player and we apply it to reality as a thought experiment, we cannot travel to different points in time in our movie, in our disc, however, there are types of time travel, okay? You can move about within the limitations of this movie that we live in, this never ending story, okay? You can move about, right? You can go about in different places and it can seem like you have traveled into a different time.

Let me tell you how exactly. And this is what I believe is being portrayed especially symbolically within the movies, okay? We go through apocalyptic cycles on every Earth, every single one goes through apocalyptic cycles. It is a polarity shift because that’s what we are. We are positive, negative and neutral, okay? And those things need to flip around because things move, okay? So when each Earth, especially ours, goes through a polarity shift, it’s an apocalyptic cycle and our world becomes altogether fantastic. It’s different. Everything has been destroyed. And it looks like you’ve gone from the modern world to the past.

Looks like you’ve traveled into the past. Let’s say that the apocalypse happens. You black out because you can’t breathe, because the depressurization of the atmosphere, all this stuff, electricity, all these things are detrimental. They make you forget. You have amnesia. You wake up in a post apocalyptic world, but it looks like you’re in the past. It looks like you’re in the Stone Age. It looks like you’re on a different world, like you’ve traveled into space or whatever, okay? These are illusions. These are trickery of the brain. That’s one way that you can feel like your time traveling.

Also, you can feel like you’re time traveling whenever you go from the outer surface world where we live today, where everything is quickly dying and breaking down through entropy or what people call entropy. And you go somewhere where there is no entropy and there’s life and regeneration, like the Garden of Eden or inside of the Hollow Earth where all the energy is being pulled into and you live a much longer lifespan. Well, your time is going to be. You’re going to feel time different than those outside. Then if you return to the outside world where everyone is decrepit and falling apart and there’s entropy and stuff, those People are going to look like they have aged and you’ll feel like you have traveled through time.

Ultimately, if you have one person in the Garden of Eden for seven of our years and one person out here for seven years, or let’s. Let’s say it’s 50, okay? To the person in the Garden of Eden, 50 years is nothing because they live for hundreds and hundreds of years. But to the person out here, that’s half their life, more than half their life in this day and age. So if you leave for 50 years, you go around, you hang out, you have a good time. You’re not keeping track of time because you don’t feel like you’re aging.

You feel like they’re the exact same age you’ve always been. You come back and you feel like maybe it’s been a week or two. But to this person out here, they’re 50 years older or dead or not even there. You know what I mean? So that’s another way that you can feel like you have traveled through time. Another way, and the most true, plausible way of actually going somewhere in order to feel like you’ve traveled through time is to travel the fractal verse. Okay, to leave our local region within the mesocosm. Okay, to. Once the sky opens up, once the dome cracks open and you can leave this world, you can see all the different Earths.

We can leave Earth616 and the DC world and you can go to Earth777, or, you know, I can make up any number. Earth. That Earth over there looks nice or whatever. Those are the same Earth, the same coding, the same DNA sequences and people and stuff, but different events which cause different histories, different things to be played out through the butterfly effect, right? Every single action and chaos theory, right? And what else is. There’s. Within quantum physics there’s a law saying that you can never know where something is or how fast it’s moving. I forgot what that law is.

Anyways, it doesn’t matter. All right, so let’s continue on. All right? We’ve discussed a lot of deep things, hopefully to blow your mind. Hopefully to give you a lot to chew on and to think about. All right? I want to put you in another realm tonight. I want to put you in another place. I want to take you to. On a journey so that you’re like, I just watched YouTube. Like when you’re reading and you forget that you’re looking at glyphs and letters on a white piece of paper because you’re transported somewhere else. That’s my goal.

That’s what I’m hoping to do here. Okay. I want to transport you for just a moment so that you can travel the fractal verse for just a moment and get a glimpse of it. Now we have Plato’s allegory as well of the cave, right? So these people in a cave, they were born in the cave and all they’ve ever seen is shadows on the wall. They believe those shadows are in entities, that they’re, they’re the actual source, that they’re the actual realities, that they’re creatures. They’re shadow creatures on the wall. When in reality we know that they’re just the silhouettes of 3D dimension, three three dimensional people in the background behind them on behind the wall behind them or whatever, right? What we see is a shadow of a deeper truth in what we perceive as reality.

And they say that even Einstein said that reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one, right? Not that he’s. He’s not one of my heroes or anything either, but, you know, he’s one of the, one of the who’s mascots, intellectual mascots or whatever. Now back to quantum physics, okay? In quantum physics, if we take the who or the hey that we first began with within Hebrew letters, he the breath, right? The breath is the tiniest particles, the physical parts. So the smallest known pieces of anything of matter, right? We have atoms, but then the atoms can be broken down into positive, negative and neutral, which are protons, electrons and neutrons.

And each one of those, allegedly, they say, is made of quarks. And quarks they say are indivisible, that you cannot break a cork down into. It’s made out of other things, which I believe is not true at all. That if you were able to see down into a cork, you would just keep on traveling the fractal verse infinitely and you would find that, you know, you’re back where you began, essentially. Okay, if there even is a such thing as a cork or whatever, right now, where’s it going with that? Oh, so within. So we’re talking about hay spelled H, U.

Vowels are iffy, okay? You can also replace the U with an e and it can be he. Like how within Islam, they just call God he or he, same thing. H and E within quantum physics, okay, is actually one of the most core formulas that they use. H stands for Hamiltonian. So you know how like in advanced mathematics they stop using numbers and they start using letters and all kinds of symbols and stuff. The letter H stands for Hamiltonian, which is just named after some guy named Hamilton. But what it represents is all of the possible rules, energies, paths that a system can take.

H within hu or H E, depending on how you want to spell it. The H within quantum physics represents. It’s a formula, It’s a symbol. It’s a symbol that represents potential. All the possibilities is represented by the letter H. Okay? And this is my own little shorthand version so that it’s simplified, okay? The letter E. And this reminds me of he man, which was also shared by the Black Sea Black Sheep Research Researcher Channel. So classic. I got he man, like, right up here on my computer. So H, E, right? H possibility. All possibilities within a system.

Everything that could happen, every direction that a particle could go in, all right? All the rules, etc. The e represents energy. You may have heard E equals MC squared. Or energy equals the velocity of mass times the speed of light squared, right? Energy equals. Or E equals energy. So H is possibility. E is the total actual energy within a system. So H is the potential energy, or the thought. And E is the actuation, the breadth, the creation of it, of something that is chosen from all the potentials, from all the possibilities. The one that is chosen is the E, the energy within a system within quantum physics, okay? E is the actual energy, reality.

And the output of that system, the actual thing that was produced. Not the potential. But the potential is all the different possibilities. So together we’ve got thought and action, which is how God creates to think things and then speak them into existence. He who ha. And the vowel can be pronounced in different ways, okay? But it’s that breath. It’s that breath sound. That’s what it is. It is the breathing, it is the production, okay? Or producing. Now, H plus E, it’s actually, if you want to be technical, okay, Because I know people correct me all the time.

The actual formula is H times psi, which is the system itself, equals E times psi, okay? So the potential basically is equal to the output, all right? Simplified terms. So H +E equals the potential. And the reality, the system’s potential, H becomes actual. Or E through the specific state, which is psi or which is that system, okay? Or what it’s actually comprised of, what its abilities are, right? So you could look at this H, if I was to use a simple analogy of a cookbook, okay? H equals the book of rules and instructions for making all the different kinds of soup, all right? All the different possible soups that you can make in the cookbook is hsi, which I haven’t really spoken on A lot.

Okay. But because I’m focusing on who or he. But psi is a part of the equation. So psi equals the actual chosen set of ingredients in the soup. E equals the specific dish or the specific different soups that you can make within the cookbook, okay, with its final flavor or energy. So H times psi equals E times psi. Together you have he or ha or hu, depending on your pronunciation. And this is the cookbook of all reality. Okay. That’s the best I could try to describe it. I know that’s. That’s deep, that’s complicated. It’s probably confusing to many people, but, you know, I hope you get something of value from that.

Now let’s go back to this event horizon storing the information, right? The holographic the simulation theory, which so many people like to call it, it’s way deeper than the matrix. The matrix is just a cartoon version that’s easy for us to understand, okay? But it’s way deeper than that. So within video games, for example, right, all of our reality is made of information. Every single physical thing you see, every audible thing that you hear is all information. Okay? In a video game, that’s a lot to handle if you want to make a realistic video game, right? That’s why the older games look pixelated and grainy and glitchy and stuff, because they have memory problems.

They couldn’t handle that processing. And then we found shortcuts, and we found ways to make entire worlds that look like they’re infinite and basically go on forever without walls of any kind in the video games, because we learned how to save on the processing, we learned how to save on the memory. Just like how the black holes, hypothetically, could save all the information that they suck into them before they’re destroyed on an accretion disk or on a DVD or a video game or whatever, right? There’s something called level of detail within a video game. So, for example, the further away an object is from the participants, the less detail you need, and therefore, the less information you need.

You’re saving memory, you’re saving on the actual space that you’re using. Okay? You don’t need an infinite supply or anything. You just need hardly any at all because it only needs to wrap around the participant. That’s it. So the further away things get, the less detail, the less information they need to contain. The closer they get, the more detail, the more information, Right? Because that’s the important thing is the observer, you, who, the who’s out there. We also have something called procedural generation within video games. And this is how they trick you. When they first tried to create large landscapes, people noticed the patterns.

They could see that, you know, mountains were being copied and pasted and stuff, right? So they started using fractals, which are also repeating patterns. But you can make them really large and you can zoom into them. But if, if you’re able to zoom out on the video game, you could start to see the fractal pattern. So what they did with this procedural generation in order to trick you into thinking that there is no pattern, is they took the fractal, which is a repeating pattern, or like, you know, mountain, valley, mountain, let’s say that that’s the pattern, that’s the fractal.

They took that and they overlaid another fractal, which was twisted or skewed in a different way, right? So using fractal algorithms, they layered the fractals together to create a perceived distortion so that the pattern is not noticed. You’re not picking up on the patterns because it’s no fun when you can pick up on the patterns. It is for me. I love it. I also think it’s fun to get lost in, you know, a movie or whatever. Okay, I don’t like to just analyze things all the time. That’s no fun. I like to be balanced. So anyways, they distort the image, they distort the pattern, and all they’re doing is layering another pattern on top of it and slightly skewing it, slightly moving it, and it tricks your brain into not seeing the pattern.

And it feels more real to you because you don’t see the patterns. You get lost in the game. Instead of seeing the pattern of the letters on the book that you’re reading, you can’t concentrate, you can’t lose yourself in that book. If you stop seeing the letters and you start imagining, right, you’re adding layers to what you’re physically seeing and you create a world, a reality instead of just like, I can’t get into this book. All I see is a white page and black letters and glyphs and ABCD or whatever, right? Same concept, same thing with these high definition TVs and stuff.

They’re less. They. I find personally that the, the more filters they take away from these televisions and movies and stuff, the more all I see is actors. And I can’t get into the movie when I just see that it’s clearly a camera that’s just moving and it’s clearly just a girl and a guy and they’re acting and saying their lines. But when they start putting all these different kinds of filters on it to make it look more old timey or worn or realistic, you know, like camcorder style or whatever. All those filters, all of that layering or Maya or veils of illusion, make it actually more real.

It helps me to get lost in that fantasy. Like I’m there. Does that make sense? That’s how I see it. So it’s the same as adding filters to movies to make them more real. And they do this within video games to be efficient with memory or to be efficient with the information. Which is why I believe that the information within the fractal verse is repetitious. There’s other versions of me out there right now. And they show you this concept in all the different multiverse movies. Jet Li’s the one comes to mind. Any everything, everywhere, all at once comes to mind.

I mean, there’s many different multiverse movies, all the Doctor Stranges and stuff. It’s because it’s a repeating pattern, okay? Which means there are other j dreamers out there. Just different styles, different looks based on different choices and events and things. There’s different versions of you out there. And on the macrocosm, there is one ultimate version, okay? You could call it, okay, It’s. It’s. It. It’s the it. Now, time traveling, we have all these multiple repeated worlds, okay? Because the simulation is saving on memory. It’s Courtney’s fellowship of oddballs. Hey, good to see you again. All right, we’re gonna wrap things up.

I’m talking about time travel, actually, right? So we have all these different alternate earths that are out there, and they’re all different worlds or realms of experience to experience everything. And that’s the whole point. To know thyself and to know thyself, as God would need to do. God needs to experience all of it if God is going to follow that same maximum. To know thyself, God has to have all the experiences. So he creates a fractal verse and an infinitely looping toroidal holographic fractal. A repeated pattern projected that’s not actually real. Because God cannot separate God from God because God is omnipresent.

Okay? So God creates an illusion called Maya, or reality. Thinks about how. How it’s going to be, and then boom. Speaks it, breathes it into existence, manifests it, right? A part of this is there has to be multiple different areas contained systems of experience, okay? All those experience will be played out in what we call worlds or what I call earths, okay? Just different Earths, right? And they’re all containers. And then when each Earth is done with its little movie being played out, its own little experiences, right through the Butterfly effect and chaos theory and all this, everything infinitely is going to happen.

It will release, those earths will open up, which is the plasma apocalypse, which is a data collection harvest, okay? When you’re transferring data, information that goes through a hole in the sky that opens up and everything gets sucked up and out of it through atmospheric depressurization, all that information, all those little bits of energy and chemicals and electricity and stuff get, leave this world and they’re transferred and they go to different hubs within the fractal verse or within the mind of God so that they can be processed. They go to processing hubs, processing places or worlds to us because we’re.

Who’s. We’re tiny, right? So these are worlds, right? But inside of our mind, this is actually happening with your neurons and your synapses and it’s called a synaptic event, right? And the whole point of it is so that you, as a who and all of us who’s down here collectively, our actions, positive, negative, help a greater being to know himself, to know thyself, right? So that. That being can take the information and do something else with it. And that’s, that’s. What is that called? It’s an event within the mind. I forgot, I forgot the technical name for it.

It’s basically the point at which your neurons have collected the information, they open up, they transfer that information so that you can make a decision, that’s it. To do to go left or to go right. It’s that. It’s really that simple. So time travel is you leaving this world, this Earth, going up beyond the firmament. If you have the technology and you get to drop in on other Earths and those other Earths have different histories and different types of beings or, you know, depending on the butterfly effect that has happened within their closed system. And you’re now a time traveler.

You’re still on Earth. It’s just, it’s the exact. It’s a replica of your Earth that you’re from. And if you ever remember the show sliders from the 90s, that’s exactly what you’re seeing, okay? They’re not time traveling or anything. They’re going to alternate Earths. Same thing in Stargate, okay? All these different movies, that’s what they’re showing you, okay? And they’re always trying to find their way back to like their original Earth. Problem is, unless you left a trail of breadcrumbs. You’re. You’re. That’s it. She might as well say goodbye to that, to your home world. All right, you got a new life now, right? Every world is going to be your new home world.

Anyways, that’s time travel to me. Okay, so when they show you this in the movies, they’re tricking you into thinking, oh, yeah, it’s the same planet, same this and that. But in reality, there’s the space brain and all that stuff, right? Fantastic Voyage by Isaac Asimov talks about the same type of stuff. That’s something more complicated, right? Which is this. This type of fiction, but they also have a simple version of it for kids, like Dr. Seuss or the magic school bus goes inside of Arnold and, you know, what’s her name? Mrs. Wizzle or Fizzle or.

I forgot her name. The teacher that has a magic school bus that can shrink down and go inside a her students or whatever. Right? They’re showing you this all the time. All right, sweet. That’s it for me. I’m gonna go be dad now. And I’m gonna have a special guest on next week. Next Friday, I’ll have C3PO’s golden calf. We’re gonna. We’re gonna touch on this concept. We’re gonna touch on little breadcrumbs of the ultimate reality that seem to be, you know, making their way down to our microcosm or our mesocosm and that we can pick up on these puzzle pieces that are starting to look like they’re fitting, like.

Like clues are being given to us by some sort of higher version of ourselves or God or however you’d like to see it. That’s what we’re going to talk about next week. We’ll probably get some Mandela effect in there as well. And I’m gonna do a Truth in Movies this weekend. Maybe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Part 2, the Secret of the Ooze. That’s the last movie I watched, so that’s the one we might do. I hope that you guys have a great rest of your weekend. And until next time, I’m Jay Dreamers saying good vibes and goodbye Sa but something’s forcing me to stay it be easier on me if I turn away to flee W There’s so many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up Find so many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up SA but something’s forcing me to stay it be easier for me if I turn away to flee but there’s something holding on in the way of being long gone there’s so many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up Far too many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Baby it’s time to wake up Up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Sa.
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