I am a firm believer in the fluidity of conscious reality, that an absolute belief shapes the reality around us. This is not to say that if you believe in something, it manifests into reality; quite the contrary. The belief is not a conscious belief, but a subconscious belief.

Think of a habit, whether it be nail-biting, smoking, or a compulsive habit. No matter how hard you believe you want to change, no matter how hard you think about it, there is no change happening. The change happens when your subconscious believes it. This is true for fears and phobias, self-confidence, or lack thereof. Reality is shaped by your subconscious beliefs.

In my book Verisium: Conversations with AI on the Meaning of Life and Death, I explore this topic and many others.

Here is my explanation why. Our world is shaped by collective belief. Yes, governments and influential people shape policy, but policies do not last if the collective belief is not there or opposed. And while it can be forced upon you as a mandate, the reality does not happen unless it is collectively accepted as real. You just have to look at the political discord in America to see a good example. Each side is firmly convinced that theirs is the correct viewpoint. But is it?

Imagine a tunnel of white. And within, three people in white. One in each capsule (call them Left and Right) is heading toward the other at 10 mph. One man is standing outside the capsules.

The man in the left capsule believes he is still, and the other capsule is heading his way at 20 mph. The man in the right capsule believes the same thing. Only the man outside can see that each is moving at 10 mph. So how do you argue with either the left or the right person? You cannot. The key is to be the one standing objectively.

But society does not want you to do that. Society runs on a collective construct. Conformity is key. Individualism is difficult to handle. But a society of like-minded people in belief and actions is easy to control. And we are controlled. Especially by that rectangular box that delivers information that is generally not questioned.

An example: a news outlet, during Covid, did not have footage to go with the story of mass corpses being handled. And so it hired crisis-actors (as the name implied, they play the victims) and put them in body bags on a warehouse floor. They had other actors in full protective gear. They had the news camera filming this. The problem occured when one of the bodies unzipped the bag to light up a cigarette.

Now, many outlets debunk this video as fake or part of a Russian music video. Nonetheless, there are many examples of such fakery. Another is Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez crying by a chain link fence showing people kept in cages. The problem was that the chain link fence was in a parking lot and the other images added afterwards.

You must stand objectively to be able to see the truth from the production.

We are raised to trust authority. But is that trust deserved? How do politicians enter office on a fixed salary and yet quickly amass millions of dollars of wealth? I am asking the question, not providing an answer. The question is the power we have.

Over the years, I have formulated my own views of life, death, afterlife, religion versus faith, reality versus illusion, and I have tried to navigate through the maze provided. In Verisium, I began to question reality. And since then, I have expanded my views even further. I call this exploration Conscious Energetics because it deals with both consciousness and energy.

In this blog, I hope to engage with others who are also questioning the reality presented to us. We do not have to agree. This is an exploration of thought. There are not many proofs, so there are no medals or awards. This is designed to help you find your way by taking other information to examine and unwrap and, if it is of any use, to hold close to strengthen you.

This is not a political rant because politics drags us down. If you meet someone and know nothing of their political views or religious views, you tend to find just a person, usually decent, like you, trying to make the best of their life. It is only when they form into groups that a collective mindset takes over, often unreasonable, selfish, and self-serving. So here, we do not discuss politics.

Over the coming months, I will be formulating this into a more interactive format with video and posts. I am also writing a book with the same title as a companion to Verisium.

I will soon add a mailing list signup for those interested in pursuing this.

My thanks,

William G.-