my personal thoughts on metaphysics

i don’t need to convince anyone, but i feel the need to remind myself: time and space aren’t as fixed as people think they are. everything is energy, everything is connected, and we are more than just these bodies. i’ve felt it too many times to doubt it. i’ve seen it, experienced it. reality shifting isn’t just a trend or a phase - it’s real. it’s just a matter of tapping into the right frequency, the right state of being. einstein once said, “the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.” time isn’t linear, not like we’ve been taught to believe. it’s more like a vast ocean that you can float through if you know how to navigate it. the past, the present, the future - they’re all happening at once. when i shift, it’s like i slip between these layers, into another reality where my choices are different, where i can be whoever i need to be. it’s not just imagination; it’s as real as anything else. i’ve felt the shift, felt myself stepping into a world where everything is tangible, where the air feels different, where people speak to me as if i’ve always been there. space, too, isn’t what we’ve been taught. when i astral project, i can feel myself leave this body, and in that moment, there’s no room for doubt. there’s no “place” that limits me. i can travel anywhere - across rooms, across cities, across the universe itself. i’ve been to places that exist beyond the physical, where time moves differently, where the air hums with energy, where i can communicate with beings that don’t belong to this world. it’s not a dream. it’s as real as waking up in the morning. in those spaces, i remember the words of carolyn myss: “you are a spiritual being having a human experience.” there’s so much more to us than just flesh and bone. we’re made of energy, and that energy can transcend anything that tries to limit us - space, time, even death. and when i think about the afterlife, it doesn’t seem so mysterious. i know that death isn’t an end - it’s just another transition. when our physical bodies give out, we don’t disappear. our energy moves on. i’ve spoken to spirits - felt their presence, felt their guidance. it’s undeniable. they’re still here, around us, in the air we breathe, in the spaces we inhabit. they’ve told me things, shown me glimpses of what’s waiting for us on the other side. it’s peaceful, it’s eternal, and it’s beautiful. edgar cayce, the famous psychic, once said, “the soul is immortal, and it shall return again and again until it has learned all things.” i’ve come to understand that everything is a cycle, a loop of energy flowing from one form to another. nothing really “ends.” death isn’t the final step; it’s simply another doorway we pass through. there’s no fear in it. no anxiety about what happens when we die. i’ve come to understand that everything is a cycle, a loop of energy flowing from one form to another. nothing really “ends.” i guess some people will never understand it, and that’s okay. maybe they’re not meant to. but i know what i know, and i’ve felt what i’ve felt. the universe is more than we can grasp in our limited minds. the true essence of being - of time, space, and the soul - goes beyond all of this. as philip k. dick once said, “reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” and that’s the truth. reality is not just what we see or what we’re told to believe. it’s something deeper, something we can feel in our bones if we just allow ourselves to. and that gives me peace.