Section 1.1: Understanding Probable Realities

What if I told you that 10,000 years ago, nothing truly existed, but merely existed in our minds? Many might consider this notion absurd. To convey this idea effectively, we must strengthen our arguments, making the abstract concepts more digestible.

My commentary on this topic indicates that reality functions like a branching tree, where every moment spawns numerous potential futures and pasts, sending ripples outward from the present. Over time, these subtle differences become apparent. For instance, if one reflects on the past, they may notice variations in their memories—this phenomenon aligns with what is known as the Mandela Effect. Each retrospective glance reveals a past that shifts in tandem with the present, creating an expanding reality.

Since reality stems from consciousness, as our awareness evolves, so too does the past. However, there are limits to how far back or forward we can traverse in time—beyond certain thresholds, consciousness encounters emptiness. Imagine light casting shadows over past and future events, all of which transform simultaneously. This principle is crucial in understanding Thao’s insights, explaining why practices like hypnosis and channeling do not yield concrete facts but rather interact with various energies, leading to what can be termed probable realities.

Section 1.2: The Interplay of Past and Future

Engaging in practices like remote viewing or hypnosis allows individuals to influence both the past and the future simultaneously. This means that even evidence from the past can manifest as remnants of experiences. Healing, too, transcends mere present circumstances, affecting all realms of reality.

Section 2.1: The 12,000-Year Cycle

Our consciousness can only explore certain depths of reality, specifically around 12,000 years into the past or future. This pattern reflects the structure of the Flower of Life, which symbolizes consciousness itself. Beyond these limits, consciousness cannot bloom further, marking a threshold where new realities await.

The Flower of Life illustrates how consciousness interacts with various mediums, as vibrations necessitate mediums for propagation. Once all possibilities have been explored, a being reaches maturity—a state of completeness. This biological evolution mirrors the stages of cell division in an embryo, with each phase revealing complex functions aligned with the pattern of the Flower of Life.

Section 2.2: The Role of Perception

Consciousness does not generate reality from thin air; instead, it interacts with specific mediums that shape potential outcomes. The physical realm serves as one such medium, yet our perception often simplifies its complexity for ease of experience. Thus, the phrase "consciousness creates reality" is somewhat misleading; a more accurate description would be that consciousness projects reality, adhering to underlying principles of a primary reality.

Imagine holding a glass of cold water. Your perception labels it as such; without consciousness, there would be no distinction of temperature, size, or solidity. Everything is interconnected, and our experiences are framed by ratios, rhythms, and cycles intrinsic to our reality.

This video explores the space within the circles of the Flower of Life, emphasizing the interplay between consciousness and the patterns that govern our understanding of reality.

Section 2.3: The Limitations of Civilization

Human existence is cyclical, with a natural life span reflecting the rhythms of our environment. The notion of a civilization peaking at 12,000 years highlights the potential for both ascendance and decline. Historical references, such as biblical accounts of creation, suggest that the passage of time is relative—what might represent a day in one dimension could equate to a thousand years in another.

At the zenith of civilization, humanity faces a pivotal decision: to evolve or to perish. This singular moment of consciousness offers pure potential, with diverse outcomes reliant on actions taken.

In mass consciousness, civilizations will experience a phase of prosperity, a time devoid of suffering, followed by inevitable decline. Those who can transcend these boundaries will rise, while others may face extinction.

Section 2.4: Beyond Imagined Realities

To conclude, while it may seem that concepts such as dinosaurs existing millions of years ago lie beyond our comprehension, they actually represent larger cosmic cycles. Our current reality, bound by a 12-month cycle, cannot sustain civilizations that extend beyond 12,000 years due to compatibility constraints.

Ultimately, our consciousness shapes our reality. By embracing new perspectives, we can expand our consciousness beyond its current confines, opening pathways to a broader understanding of existence.