There's so many patterns to reality, in fact the entire reality may just be one continuous set of patterns within patterns. So, what are we?

I found myself by opening my eyes to the real world that was always there, not by closing my eyes to it and pretending to be some place else.

Your life is a sequence of snapshots and frames. On the canvas of your existence, you're merely a transient projection of memories that have molded you into the person you've become.

It's not about finding who you are, it's about creating who you are. They say life is not about the destination, but the journey.

As the division continues and the world is seemingly getting crazier and more irrational - do we the ones who see have a part to play, or should we just wait for it all to be over already?

I decided to unplug and to step away from the appealing but very artificial world of cannabis and psychedelics, and to step into the real, reality - beyond the haze of endlessly shifting perception.

The big question isn't if tech has all the answers. The question is whether we will use it to open doors to new understanding and personal growth, or be destroyed by ourselves.

In a world of societal blueprints and expectations, how do we find our true self? Is there even such a thing?

Are we losing ourselves to society's checklist? Where did this list from come? What happens if we don't conform to what society wants and needs us to be?

We're witnessing breathtaking advancements in technology. From machines that learn and evolve to augmented realities that blur the lines between the digital and physical reality. At the rate we're innovating technologically, are we falling away from God?

Young people don't want to get a job - is there a deeper reason or have they just gotten lazy. After all, what are we all working for anyway?

In a world saturated with digital conversations and a resurgence of the term “matrix,” there seems to be a growing collective desire to escape, to redefine, and to evolve. But what does breaking free from the matrix truly mean?

Is this place even real? Any which way you can consider it, the potential answers and questions become even stranger the more you ponder the truth of this world. Are we in a big game? Who's playing?