I've definitely realized that so much of the world wants to install itself into your brain, you know? When you're waking up to this idea, it's like suddenly everything's coming at you with this 'BUY ME' energy. And the thing about it is, most of the time it’s not even real, at least not in the way that matters. It’s like we're being bombarded by these plugins desperately trying to attach themselves to our consciousness.

But here's where it gets interesting, the configuration settings of your life, the ones you can tweak and change? That’s the actual playground.

Think about it like this: Your awareness is your screen, right? What you allow onto that screen is like playing gatekeeper to your own private reality show. But if you’re not conscious about it, you're letting just any old program run wild. I mean, when I was younger, I didn't really get this.

I spent so much mental energy on things that, in hindsight, were just errors in the code of my life. I mean, or actually, they were distractions disguised as something I'd chosen, when really, they were just the default settings I hadn’t questioned yet.

So, you know, there were these times I got caught up in what society said I should care about. And honestly, early on, when I first learned to code, it was the same damn feeling. You're staring at this sprawling landscape of infinite possibility, and you realize you don't have to keep the auto-install of beliefs society sneaks into your brain. It’s like, “Hey, I can rewrite this!

” And reality, man, reality's a lot like that. The algorithms society uses? They're curating you into someone you didn’t even get to pick. But the interesting thing about digging into this is, you start to debug your life.

When you begin to design your realityPOST, the first thing you notice is how much stuff you’ve let become part of your life without you even knowing. And debugging isn’t about tearing down everything. It's more like a self-audit, examining your routes and parameters to see what needs a rewrite and what’s just, well, junk. Life updates itself dynamically, constantly adjusting to these choices you're making, knowingly or not.

And that’s the crux of it, choices you're not even aware of are still choices. The universe keeps sending these psychic notifications, minor shifts you feel but don’t quite understand. Like, back when I was homeless, I felt all these nudges and intuitive things I wasn't clear on. I think shifting out of that lifestyle, starting to build concrete things, taught me how to decrypt those notifications.

The messages are there, like these embedded commands from the universe that most people ignore because they refuse to learn the language.

You see, the game of realityPOST tweaks for you; it adapts, but only if you play along. I mean, when you're adjusting the settings consciously, that’s when you start to feel the game unfolding. Suddenly, you've gained a level, or unlocked a new function. You know how people say “Life’s a game”?

I always found that somewhat funny. It just sounds like a cliché, but when you dive deeper, like way deeper, it becomes apparent. It's really about recognizing those hidden variables, the psychic tests in disguise as life's challenges.

I remember starting a business from scratch. Every day was like confronting a new line of code laden with bugs, and each BUG, each problem, was a test dressed up in the garb of an obstacle. But if you can tune into that game mechanic framework, if you can see the tests for what they are, an opportunity to upgrade, then you gain this incredible freedom. It's like breaking free of the matrix, opting out of that default config.

Attention and perceptionPOST are huge in this. What you're focusing on, that’s your input layer, the thing that dictates your entire experience. So if your attention is all entangled in the chaos of everyday noise, well, you’re feeding input into the machine that runs you ragged. I found out a lot of this while bouncing between being homeless and starting businesses.

The lesson was clear each time: what I focused on dictated the blueprint of my reality. But there's always this seduction to the chaos. The constant barrage of must-dos and must-have is all about fear of missing out.

In practical terms, it’s about keeping things simple enough to notice when your reality's trying to give you new input. Like I said before, psychic notifications. If you're wrapped up in that chaotic input, you just won’t hear them. And that's the rub, the way most people never adjust the parameters in their life because they're stuck on 'auto'.

And here's the kicker: as you’re playing this game, there's always a sense of being in a feedback loop. Each decision creates this ripple, an echo that reverberates back to you, updating your operating system in real-time. It’s like upgrading your firmware without realizing it. The inner versus outer worldPOST plays out a drama we’re all actors in.

But the script, the script can always be rewritten. ”]

Ever feel that there’s like these presets you didn’t choose? That’s society installing its OS into your consciousness right out the womb. Your character is built on these default presets, and awareness is about uninstalling those things to make room for your own design. Well, or actually, it’s more about reshuffling the deck to reflect who you really are, not what you’ve been told to be.

The fun part? Once you become aware, you see others in their loop and it doesn’t draw you in. You notice how the projection plays out on their reality screen, and if you're truly designing your own, the need to conform just dissipates. You’re self-curated, self-directed.

The game might be the same, but you're running a custom setup.

The way I see it, I’d rather be debugging than just following someone else's script. Configuration is personal, and when you realize the outcomes are totally yours to tweak or reboot, that's liberating. So, you know, maybe you don’t have to reset everything at once. It's kind of like a constant beta test.

Nothing’s ever in its final form, and maybe, maybe that’s what keeps it interesting.

And that’s kind of it. Or maybe not. I mean, I'm starting to wonder now about what other psychic plugins we've unknowingly installed. How many more parameters are embedded in this operating system that we can reconfigure?

There's definitely more to explore there.