V101 What Our Reality Currently Is

This video explores the nature of reality, asserting that what we perceive is an illusion created by the limitations of our senses. The speaker aims to explain the "true reality" by breaking down everything into its smallest components: molecules, atoms, electrons, neutrons, and eventually, quanta.

The core concept is that quanta, in itself, is inert until influenced by thought. The more complex the thought, the more quanta moves, leading to more complex actions. The speaker explains that in the beginning, the universe was a mass of quanta. Consciousness arose when a quantum threshold was passed, granting the ability to move quanta from static to dynamic states.

Over time, this ability to move quanta created a stratification, with slower-moving quanta at the bottom and faster-moving, higher-energy quanta at the top. The speaker likens this to an ocean, with the surface representing our reality, known as a template. Consciousness "hops" from point to point on this surface, which is referred to as moving from one world line to another, occurring approximately four times per second. These hops are typically to the closest adjacent point, defining our life experience.

The speaker asserts that time, as we perceive it, doesn't truly exist; instead, our consciousness is constantly shifting between world lines. This "template" is largely determined at birth, a "pre-birth worldline template," representing where our consciousness chooses to enter this "ocean."

The speaker then discusses their role in Majestic, which involved "anchoring templates." With more consciousness in the "ocean," the more dynamic and "splashy" the waves become. Their role was to stabilize these templates to prevent excessive movement and maintain stability, comparing it to adding a substance like honey to water, making it less turbulent. Finally, the video emphasizes that while everyone exists on their own templates, we all share a master world line template. The speaker concludes by saying that understanding the nature of reality can allow one to alter it in your favor and improve your life, advocating for a focus on service to others rather than service to self to control this reality.

00:29 - 00:47
The speaker introduces the video's topic: the nature of the universe and reality. They state that everything we perceive is an illusion created by the limitations of our senses, using the invisibility of Wi-Fi and temperature differences as examples. The speaker aims to discuss the true reality beyond our sensory perception.

00:48 - 02:41
The speaker explains that everything can be broken down into smaller and smaller components: molecules, atoms, electrons, neutrons, quanta, and ultimately, shapes or strings, which they refer to as quanta for simplicity. Quanta themselves are static, but they are moved by thought; more complex thoughts lead to more quanta movement and more complex actions. The universe began as a fuzzy ball of quanta, and consciousness arose when a quantum threshold was passed, enabling the movement of quanta.

02:41 - 04:34
The speaker elaborates on the concept of consciousness as the ability to move quanta, leading to a stratification of quanta with slower, harder-to-move quanta at the bottom and lighter, easier-to-move quanta at the top. This stratification is likened to an ocean, with higher pressure at greater depths and less pressure higher up. The speaker then introduces the concept of a "template," which is the surface of this undulating ocean, representing our reality.

04:34 - 05:40
The speaker explains that consciousness hops from point to point on the ocean surface, which is referred to as moving from one world line to another, occurring approximately four times per second. These hops are always to the closest available world line. This movement between world lines is what we experience as life and time.

05:40 - 09:02
The speaker emphasizes that we experience life on the surface of this wave, which they call a template, and that this template is largely decided at birth, referring to it as the "pre-birth worldline template." While the template is not fixed and can be changed through thought and action, the speaker then discusses their role in Majestic, which involved anchoring templates to stabilize the world line and reduce the "splashiness" caused by collective consciousness. This was achieved by making the "water" more like "honey," slowing down the movement of templates.

09:02 - 12:35
The speaker reflects on the state of the world since 2000-2005, suggesting it has become more "choppy," and attributes this to the absence of their template anchoring. They clarify that no two people share the same template or world line, but everyone shares a master world line template, the ocean itself. The speaker concludes by stating that by understanding this reality, one can alter it in their favor by focusing on service to others rather than service to self.