Science has an extreme focus on the objective, measurable universe. That is not wrong in itself, but it's like only seeing a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of the whole cake. And fraction is not really the right word, since it's more like a different dimension.

For instance, let's say you have been through hard times, and then there is a point in time when you forgive yourself for the mistakes you have made.

This is not visible in the objective, measurable universe. At most, you are going to see people turn up with all kinds of psychological diseases who never forgive themselves.

But the act of forgiving yourself really exists. It exists in the relationship you have with your past. It exists in the relationship you have with yourself. Everybody with life experience knows it does exist, as an act in real life, now, in your room.

Then the question becomes: if you have built a relationship with your environment that is solely based on energy, particles, and wave functions, then when do you actually know? Well, nothing. You have mistaken the relationships between things for the actual things.

I mean, is it really that hard to see that energy is a thing between two things? You will forever find new invisible particles. There is nothing wrong with that. But don't forget that you have made most of them yourself. It's like gravity: does gravity exist, or is it energy squeezed between two points?

It’s easier to understand psychological diseases as problems that exist in the relationships between things:

  • Emotion and food

  • Connection and depression

  • The past and not forgiving yourself

  • Blocking memories from the past and PTSD

These are not visible in the measurable universe. But we all know that forgiving yourself exists.

You need that extra voice; it's your learning voice. You have to do it while distracted.

That fantasy is an emotional instability.

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How to Crack the Secret Code in the Bible

First, I don’t mean this text as a sign of disrespect or an attempt to debunk the Bible. The first time I read the first lines, I immediately realized how smartly it was set up. I am not religious myself, but I respect it a lot. There is a lot of wisdom in religion, and very practical choices for actually solving problems, without losing the magic of trying to figure out life.

For what it’s worth, I have very little actual knowledge of the stories in the Bible. So, in a sense, this piece is not really about the Bible. It’s more about a way of looking at it that I also use in day-to-day life, which has helped me get through hard times.

My reasoning when I first read the Bible was practically this:

  1. Most of the knowledge has to be in the first few lines. So, if there is something like a secret code, it has to be there, because the first eight lines have survived generations and are very similar across different religions.

  2. It can’t be a book, or solely a book, since they didn’t have books back then. So it could also be something like a 3D drawing, a sound, or a play you are reading. All of which turned out to be kind of true.

The problem with explaining this is that you have to understand the concept of multidimensionality, which is a hard thing to explain.

It means that you add dimensions (spatial, spiritual, content, etc.) to understand what something is.

First, I am going to tell you a little secret about this universe that some people have discovered, and others haven’t.

You can figure out the brain from the inside out.

In fact, you can become so good at this that you always know which parts of your brain are lighting up at any given moment (and then there was light).

You can also become so good at following motion and energy in your body that you know where your energy is (often referred to as up and down, or heaven and earth).