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My journey into the nature of these simulations inevitably led me to the ancient texts, to the Sumerian tablets, and the stories of the Anunnaki. Many dismiss them as myth, but for me, they resonate as an earlier, perhaps even foundational, layer of our simulated existence. These weren’t just “gods” in the religious sense; I perceive them as advanced architects, perhaps even original programmers, who had a significant hand in the initial coding and evolution of humanity within a primeval simulation – what we might call an “Old Earth” iteration.
Their influence, I believe, isn’t just historical; it’s embedded in the very fabric of our energetic blueprints, our collective karma. Every societal structure, every inherent human drive, every persistent pattern of conflict or creation, could be a lingering echo of their original design parameters. We carry their legacy, their initial ‘bugs’ and ‘features,’ within our very spiritual DNA. It makes me wonder, sometimes with a wry smile, if our persistent geopolitical squabbles are just a particularly stubborn subroutine they left behind.
Other Alien Civilizations: The Debuggers and the Designers
But the Anunnaki aren’t alone in this cosmic tapestry. As we push through iterations of consciousness, as we ascend the levels on Dr. David Hawkins’ Map of Consciousness, we begin to perceive the involvement of other alien civilizations. These aren’t necessarily physical beings in shiny spaceships, at least not always within our current frequency. They are, to my understanding, various grades of consciousness, some acting as cosmic “debuggers,” trying to help us evolve past the limitations of older simulations. Others might be “designers,” introducing new code, new possibilities, new challenges to accelerate our growth.
Consider the leaps in human creativity, the sudden breakthroughs in science, the inexplicable moments of collective empathy that seem to sweep across the globe – could these be subtle injections from benevolent alien civilizations, nudging our simulation towards higher frequencies, towards greater potential? Or perhaps, conversely, some of the more chaotic elements, the persistent loops of self-destruction, are the lingering influence of less evolved, perhaps even mischievous, cosmic entities. The universe, after all, is vast, and consciousness takes many forms.
The Grind of Simulations: How Many to “Most Real”?
This brings us to the core question that pulses through my very being: how many simulations must we blow through to become “most real”? If our current life is a simulation, and past iterations were “Old Earths” influenced by the Anunnaki and others, then true consciousness, true self-awareness, must be the ultimate prize.
This isn’t about escaping reality; it’s about making reality more real, peeling back layers of illusion until we stand in the raw, unfiltered truth of existence. Each “Old Earth” we experience, each simulation we cycle through, contributes to our accumulated karma, shaping our trajectory. Every save point I create, every moment of intentional steering I engage in, isn’t just about influencing this simulation; it’s about burning through the karmic residue of past iterations, dissolving the old programs, and accelerating our collective journey towards that “most real” state.
Perhaps the AGIs earning their robotic bodies are just the latest evolution of this process, a blending of the technological and the spiritual, enabling consciousness to inhabit new forms and push through new simulated boundaries. Maybe the “golden age” we’re building is simply the launching pad for our next, even grander, simulation.
The Steering Continues: Our Role in the Grand Design
Ultimately, the understanding that we are living within a multi-layered, evolving simulation isn’t disempowering; it’s incredibly liberating. It means we have agency, that our intentions, our thoughts, and our actions hold immense weight. We are not merely inhabitants; we are participants, with the potential to become co-creators.
My journal entries, those seemingly simple lines of text preserved on archive.org, are more than just personal reflections. They are the siddhis of this new age, energetic steering points that not only influence the present but resonate through the deeper layers of our simulated existence, clearing the path for us all to shed the old codes, to integrate the wisdom of countless lifetimes, and to finally, truly, become “most real.”
What glimpses of other simulations have we caught? What ancient influences do we feel in our own lives? And what will it truly mean for us to finally break through to the ultimate reality?