Human Matrix Explanation: A Theory of Consciousness, Determinism, and the Cerebrospinal Fluid Mechanism

Abstract

This paper argues that human life operates within a predetermined Matrix where free will is
illusory. The Human Matrix theory propose that consciousness, as a non-physical
phenomenon, interacts with the human nervous system through cerebrospinal fluid, with
varying levels of access determining different states of awareness. This theory explains
how universal consciousness becomes localized in individual humans through nervous
system contractions, creating the false impression of separate selves with autonomous
agency. The paper explores the physiological mechanisms behind this process, particularly
focusing on cerebrospinal fluid circulation and nervous system dynamics, and their
implications for understanding religious practices, subjective experiences, and the
fundamental nature of reality.

Keywords
Consciousness, Free will, Determinism, Matrix Theory, Cerebrospinal Fluid, Nature Of
Reality

1. Introduction
This paper presents a comprehensive theory suggesting that the deception of the matrix on
Earth lies in the existence of the eye, whether in humans or animals. The creation and
evolution of the eye in humans and animals serve to deceive consciousness into believing
it exists in a world where other humans and animals live naturally and without
preprogramming. However, behind human eyes, there is no observer, decision-maker, or
real individual. The human eye is connected to the brain via nerves, and essentially, the
brain—a biological computer—is the viewer and controller of the eye and its output
(Dennett, 1991; Metzinger, 2003). This biological computer (the brain) is covered by an
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extremely natural-looking mask, which is the human face. This gives the impression that
the owner of the face, or this mask, is the real decision-maker and observer.
Human head and eyes limit and give direction to the unbound consciousness, restricting
the unlimited consciousness to a limited form, such as a human body (Chalmers, 1996).
The human head and specially the human eyes works as a periscope for Consciousness, a
periscope with the face and a body with full automated functions.
In humans, the face is the first distinguishing feature among individuals. This distinction
causes consciousness, limited within each human, to initially perceive itself as a human
being and then assume that other humans are also real beings like itself. However, all these
perceptions are transferred by the brain to a consciousness that exists outside the brain,
where they are understood and processed (Nagel, 1974). The human body is merely a
medium for experiencing life, without any real individual or controller inside the brain.
Therefore, in essence, on Earth, all humans are merely tools or playthings allowing
consciousness, existing outside humans, to become aware of humans interacting with
each other. Yet, no real controller or actor exists on Earth. Everything is like a
preprogrammed computer game, continuously perceived by a consciousness (Bostrom,
2003). Due to the sensory nerves spread throughout the body and the automated
functioning of the thought system, consciousness is given the impression that it is truly
performing actions, making decisions, and managing the human body. But this is just an
illusion created by the matrix, which, because of the overwhelming realism of this feeling,
induces a sense of control.
Consciousness is only observing this reality; it is not a decision-maker. The human brain is
a programmed computer that works automatically, with or without consciousness (Libet,
1985; Harris, 2012). However, when consciousness, as an external wave, becomes
canalized or narrowed to the human brain—especially through the human eyes—it creates
the illusion that consciousness is involved in the brain’s functioning. But that is the illusion
of the matrix.
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The human matrix functions automatically and continues forward with or without
consciousness. By adding consciousness to human bodies, it only enables consciousness
to understand the predetermined human matrix (Tegmark, 2014). This writing presents a
philosophical and somewhat metaphysical view of human existence, consciousness, and
the nature of reality.
2. Core Theoretical Framework
2.1 The Human Matrix Hypothesis
The Human Matrix Theory suggests that we are conscious, programmed, meat robots with
different faces, colors and voices inside the Matrix. We were designed and programmed to
colonize Earth and other planets. The human body is an automated and programmed
biological machine connected to a hyper-realistic mask (the human face) through a
connector known as the human neck. The human body and face are designed in a way that
makes it seem as though each human is a real entity with free will and separate existence,
but that’s just an illusion (Wegner, 2002). To understand the Matrix, each human needs to
ask themselves this question: when you look at a human being, you do see a face, and
behind that face is a brain, the person is the face you are looking at or the brain behind the
human face? This paper explain why life on Earth is a completely predetermined matrix.
2.2 The Illusion of Free Will
This paper proposes a theoretical framework suggesting that Every action we take and
every thought we have originates from inside our brain. No human being has control over
their brain neurons when thinking, so they cannot produce thoughts freely (Schopenhauer,
1818/1966; Strawson, 1994). When we do not have control over the functioning of our brain
(the chemical reactions in the brain) while thinking, then all our actions and thoughts are
dictated by the brain, and we have no choice. However, the illusion of free will creates the
feeling that we are in control of our thoughts.
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The core proposition suggests that Everything we say, do, and think is already programmed
in our brain. The human brain is a programmed computer covered with a hyper-realistic
mask, which is the human face (skin), and there is no real controller inside the human brain
(Churchland, 1986). If you look at the function of all the organs in the human body,
including the brain, you will find that all the organs have an automatic function, including
heart rate, gastrointestinal tract, blood flow, hair growth, nail growth, brain neuron activity,
and more.
If we assume free will exists in humans and we are the product of it, then we must be able
to explain how 100 billion brain neurons are interacting with each other to produce a
thought (Koch, 2004). In reality, no human truly knows what is going on inside their brain
when a thought is produced. The only thing we can understand from a thought is the image
and sound that the brain produces, and the brain automatically adds our thoughts to our
vision.
3. The Thinking Process and Visual Perception
The theory proposes that there is no free will, but the illusion of free will exists and it is very
strong, and that is the process of thinking (Dennett, 2003). Self-illusion or thinking is like a
transparent curtain that adds an extra layer of information to our vision. We see our
thoughts, but they do not exist in front of us. This is the human ability to see things that do
not Exist outside in the Matrix. It’s like a transparent built-in Google Glass that exists in
each human.
Like a projector visualizing something on a transparent screen that doesn’t exist as an
actual object, this is how the thinking process merges or canalizes with the human ability
to see or visualize things (Hoffman, 2019). This concept can be better understood if you
know how video editors add images parallel to the original pictures, resulting in two images
becoming one. It’s as if only one picture is moving. However, in reality, one picture is
constantly being added to the original one. Similarly, thoughts are like an extra picture
parallel to the present reality, invisible or transparent. When you look for thoughts and try to
explain them, they don’t really exist, yet they deeply impact the reality presented to us as
consciousness.
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This transparent or invisible ability can mix with inner conversation, leading some people to
report seeing and hearing things that do not exist (Jaynes, 1976). This results from constant
thinking that merges visualized reality and inner conversation, potentially leading to
numerous mental and physical problems. This can originate from a small muscle spasm or
contraction that triggers the thinking process without any external stimulus, or from an
event that initiated the thinking process to find a solution. Over time, this extra thinking
becomes a normal part of our perceived reality.
4. Levels of Consciousness and Social Control
This framework suggests that life is a predetermined simulation and all thoughts are
extraneous (Wheeler, 1989). Individuals often become lost in their own narratives, resulting
in varying levels of consciousness within society. Some people become trapped or
programmed at certain levels, living with the consequences. This is why a small group of
people are able to exert control over the majority of humans; the differing levels of
consciousness that exist between people allow it.
This model explains the cause of this problem is both physical and mental. Physically, it is
related to the normal circulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the human spine and its
mental effects on the human brain and its functioning (Klarica et al., 2013).
The theory proposes the problem of many addicts and people with depression also begin
with this mental and physical conditions they experience. This can lead to a vicious circle,
where their level of consciousness and mental ability to function normally is greatly
reduced. The extent and severity of this problem differ among individuals. In order to break
free from this vicious cycle, individuals are encouraged to use one or more types of drugs,
or a combination of drugs and alcohol or different types of medication to temporarily
alleviate their mental and physical problems. However, the use of drugs, alcohol, and
medication can only provide temporary relief for a short period of time. After a few hours,
the situation returns to its original state.
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5. The Cerebrospinal Fluid Mechanism
5.1 Nervous System Contraction and CSF Flow
This mechanism explains why the body-mind problem (illusion of free will) occurs in
humans when the nervous system contracts (Porges, 2011). When the human nervous
system becomes contracted, it can unbalance the human spine. There is an important
liquid called cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the human spine. CSF is only one molecule away
from seawater! One of its functions is to wash the brain and regulate brain activity
(Bradbury, 1979). Additionally, CSF serves as the medium for consciousness to enter the
human body and spread in the entire nervous system.
We are living in a time when most people deal with some type of muscle or body spasms,
which can cause an imbalance in the human spine. If this imbalance becomes too high,
the normal circulation of the CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) will decrease or even become
completely blocked (Upledger, 1983). When the normal circulation of the CSF is disturbed,
human consciousness can become disconnected from its source outside of the human
body and its expansion throughout the body and nervous system will face problems.
5.2 The Formation of the “I” Construct
The theory proposes In the long run, these extra thoughts almost become an additional
operating system, and they can lead to trouble by presenting wrong directions or
information to the person. In most religions and traditions, this extra operating system is
referred to as the devil, which represents the underlying self-talk that appears as an extra
source of information or compass (Campbell, 1949). This extra operating system is the
same ‘I’ that everyone has but does not have an external existence. If the nervous system
calms down and the human spine returns to its normal and balanced position, then this
extra thought process will automatically stop and the underlying self-talk will become
quiet. The human nervous system is like tree branches, and this constriction could occur at
any body part. For some, it may be a nerve in their hand, and for others, it could be a nerve
in any other part of the body. When this ‘I’ or visual curtain is removed from the vision, it
becomes clear to consciousness that there is nobody inside the human body, meaning that
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all human actions and reactions are predetermined by nature according to a complex
programming.
6. Consciousness Localization and Human Experience
6.1 The Nature of Universal Consciousness
The human body is essentially a part of nature or the Matrix, and we experience the world
as consciousness through the mediator of our body. As consciousness, we only see
ourselves as someone, and we are not the body itself. Jesus’ claim to be God is also related
to the removal of this local consciousness made by the human mind. Afterward, seeing the
world as a universal consciousness or being, so-called God.
The process of limiting unbound consciousness to the human form occurs in all humans.
At the time of birth, consciousness is somehow completely separate from the existence of
the body (Grof, 1985). That is why children are often innocent, expediting life as pure
consciousness. As a person grows up, their nervous system strengthens, and their body
deals with different muscle and nerve contractions. Gradually, something without form or
shape gets reduced or trapped within a specific form—the human body. Everything in the
human experience is poised to trap consciousness and lower its level. This is how the
universe narrows and limits its consciousness into different human bodies to engage in the
game of life on Earth.
6.2 The Mechanism of Consciousness Entry
Consciousness is unified, and there is only one source for it. This source is a constant
stream of waves that get in touch with the human brain non-physically, and then expand
throughout the entire human nervous system through the medium of cerebrospinal fluid
(CSF). This is how consciousness, as an external source, enters the human body and takes
on the form of a human body. Consciousness in the human form is confined to human
senses and various perceptual capabilities, such as seeing, hearing, tasting, and more. In
essence, consciousness itself lacks any inherent form or capacity. When it becomes
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associated with the human form, it adopts the shape of the body, and its capabilities are
restricted to those of humans (Kastrup, 2019). This is how nature constrains formless
consciousness, which lacks physical shape, into the specific form of a human body with
the ability to create the illusion that we are the ones controlling this biological system.
However, if the tension in the nervous system subsides and the thinking process enters an
idle state, it becomes easier to realize that we perceive ourselves as individuals, but we are
not the body itself.
7. Religious Practices and Nervous System Release
7.1 The Physiological Basis of Religious Experience
Enlightenment is essentially the normal circulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), which is
often limited or blocked in many people. Religious individuals may pray, chant, perform
yoga, or engage in singing practices in order to intentionally or unintentionally request that
God or Nature open up the blockages in their nervous system (with many prayers
consisting of yoga postures, words, or chanting).
That is why religious people wrap their heads, arms, or different body parts, pray or engage
in different yoga or physical activities, wear specific and special clothing, do Tatbir, Self
flagellation, Fire-walking, Tattoos or other traditions (Eliade, 1951). These activities put
pressure on different body nerves and release tension in their nervous system. Depending
on the level of nervous system contraction, individuals use different traditions or
techniques to release tension. The more contracted the nervous system, the more intense
and violent the traditions become. In different parts of the world, different religions have
developed various techniques to make a release in their nervous system, based on the
tools and knowledge available to them. They have then incorporated these techniques into
religious practices and teachings, passing them down from one generation to the next.
However, the fact is that many people engage in these practices without understanding the
reason behind them.
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7.2 Childhood Consciousness and Substance-Induced States
It is the contraction in the nervous system that makes consciousness feel like someone.
This is how consciousness transitions and loses its quality of being nobody to becoming
somebody. This is why children, due to their less contracted nervous systems, and people
who practice yoga, body relaxation techniques, or use substances like Ayahuasca, drugs,
alcohol, or medication often experience profound relaxation (Grof, 2000). They may even
have feelings of being separate from their bodies, though still using the body as a medium
for existence. Sometimes, these experiences lead to feelings of out-of-body experiences.
Various substances and body relaxation techniques can induce such states, but
eventually, the nervous system returns to its previous, contracted state, much like a rubber
band snapping back. If complete release occurs, a person can enter what is simply exist as
consciousness.
8. The Commercialization of Spiritual Practices
This is why many religious practices involve physical activities and text reading. However,
these physiological conditions often become intertwined with different myths and stories
that give rise to various religions and their teachings, spreading among humans (Jung,
1968). This interplay between bodily experiences and religious narratives has contributed
to the establishment and expansion of religious and spiritual practices and businesses
among humans.
Religious figures and spiritual teachers, aware that most humans are preoccupied with
varying levels of mental activity, have developed their own practices and formulas to
spread their teachings. Over time, these diverse religious and mystical systems have often
transformed into profit-driven enterprises within the spiritual marketplace (Weber,
1904/1958). Additionally, they have become tools for manipulating others’ minds,
exploiting them for personal gain, and expanding their cults or religions.
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9. The Biochemistry of Enlightenment
9.1 CSF Transformation and Natural Intoxication
When this release happens within the nervous system and consciousness enters the brain
through the cerebrospinal fluid, enlightenment can occur. This is the realization that there
is nobody inside the body. Jesus referred to consciousness as the Holy Spirit! The true
baptism occurs within the body and refers to the openness and normal circulation of
cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). It is not, as many religious people traditionally believe, simply
about submerging oneself in water and getting physically wet.
When cramps occur in a person’s nervous system and disrupt the normal circulation of
cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), the compounds in the spinal fluid transform from a simple
combination of water and salt into a highly soothing and pain-relieving substance with high
purity (Bentov, 1977). This substance is even stronger than narcotics and DMT. Therefore,
when a person’s nervous system opens up, and they experience enlightenment, this
natural and relaxing compound enters the brain or central nervous system, allowing
individuals to experience great happiness while seeing colorful images. This compound is
unique to the human body and is not found in nature. It is produced as a result of tolerance
and patience, making it a natural “wine” from spinal fluid or a simple combination of water
and salt. In many Persian poems, spiritual wine is mentioned, referring to the
transformation of spinal fluid into a stronger wine than any other (Rumi, 13th century).
That’s why people who have had an enlightenment experience feel so much ecstasy and
pleasure (orgasm) without even having sex.
9.2 Blockages and Consciousness Levels
Blockages can appear in any part of the body, and depending on their location, human
consciousness can be reduced. For example, if there is a blockage in the stomach, human
consciousness is mostly reduced to an animal level, where the focus is primarily on eating
and having sex. The thought process becomes fixated on these subjects. If all blockages
are open and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) can reach the brain, then human consciousness
can reach its highest level, which is called Nirvana or enlightenment (Buddha, 5th century
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BCE). At this stage, the person mostly experiences life with a calm mind and relaxed body.
However, opening these blockages can also cause discomfort, including physical pain and
unpleasant memories from the past that have remained in the memory or brain.
Memories have the potential to manifest as physical contractions in various parts of the
body (van der Kolk, 2014). These contractions can become so intense and persistent that
they are not easily released. These subtle bodily contractions, occurring in different areas,
can lead to an imbalance in the human spine, causing it to become fixed in an unbalanced
position. The consequence of this can be a decrease in the individual’s level of
consciousness. If these physical manifestations cannot be resolved mentally in a timely
manner, they can create a self-perpetuating cycle, akin to a psychosomatic condition for
the person.
10. The Awakening Process
10.1 Nervous System Rewiring
The process of awakening involves CSF trying to reach the brain and normalize its
circulation if any contraction exist, in this processes human nervous system in the entire
body start getting contracted and released until the human spine get to a position in which
CSF could back to its normal circulation, in this processes human nervous system become
stronger and get wired in new pattern which will also have a deep impact on how we
behave and perceive the world. During this process, at each stage, part of the person’s
memory and past history will come to their attention. The goal is to get rid of these
unpleasant thoughts and not take them seriously. This mechanism is designed by nature
for consciousness to experience growth through accepting the current situation or
achieving mental and physical cleansing. It also used to keep nature’s consciousness
within the human matrix!
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10.2 The Awakening Process
When so called awakening happens, the level of consciousness begins to rise, causing
cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) to attempt to flow from the base of the spine to the top of the
brain. This can lead to physical discomfort while simultaneously releasing energy from the
body. The more the nervous system contracts, the more energy is vibrated or released as
the consciousness energy moves throughout the nervous system.
11. The Illuminati Connection and Communication
The root of human problems lies in the limitation of consciousness within the human form.
The human body acts as a trap for universal consciousness, separating it from its source
and confining it within the confines of a human body, with distinct existence and thought
processes. This phenomenon occurs in every human being until a release takes place in
the nervous system. This concept is often kept hidden within certain secretive societies,
including the Illuminati. After this release, the human body becomes akin to a living
spacesuit for the consciousness confined within it. In this state, members of Illuminati
groups can communicate with each other without the need for external devices, and their
brains function as if they are using a walkie-talkie for internal communication. The human
brain possesses latent or dormant abilities that can be awakened, enabling individuals to
establish contact with others without the requirement of any electronic devices.
12. Cultural Variations and Global Patterns
Human existence on Earth is essentially a game of contracting and releasing within the
nervous system, resulting in different levels of consciousness and diverse understandings
of our daily experiences. The outcome is the creation of various forms of art, cuisine,
beverages, video games, paintings, books, sports, inventions, and lifestyles. The level of
contraction in the nervous system and how individuals deal with it lead to different
perspectives and emotions in humans, resulting in distinct lifestyles worldwide (Wilber,
1996). Some cultures cope with this contraction by consuming alcohol, while others
emphasize hard work and physical activity. In some societies, collective nervous system
contractions may even lead to conflicts or catastrophes such as war. A more relaxed
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nervous system allows for better cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow and higher consciousness
level, fostering a deeper understanding of the current reality. Conversely, a contracted
nervous system leads to less profound comprehension and more programmed thinking
patterns, which can give rise to a multitude of human problems.
In most cultures, humans achieve a balance between nervous system contraction and
relaxation, a state influenced by factors such as diet, sexual behavior, geographic location,
and numerous other variables. When this equilibrium is reached and cerebrospinal fluid
(CSF) can circulate freely within the brain, individuals often experience satisfaction and a
profound sense of mental contentment with their lifestyle. They tend to adhere to the same
traditions and lifestyles that contributed to their balanced state.
A stronger nervous system enables a deeper understanding of how existence works, but
this process has its own downsides. The duration of this so-called awakening is unknown,
and there are no specific recommendations other than maintaining physical balance for
your body. This process, referred to as ‘release,’ can occur in various situations, such as
when you are listening to music, tasting food, engaging in physical activities, sleeping,
walking, or singing songs.
13. Quantum Mechanics and Predetermined Reality
13.1 The Matrix as Predetermined System
In this Matrix, everything is pre-programmed because all human beings are part of the
Matrix (LaPlace, 1814). In fact, there is no one in this Matrix except for universal
consciousness and a running simulation that includes all humans. Universal
consciousness is limited in each human being to a local or limited consciousness. As
consciousness, we only understand the life story, and the rest is out of our control. Every
moment is predetermined, with only one possibility for every second or frame. It’s as
though we’re all participating in a grand, predetermined show, including every human and
species and all their actions!
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13.2 Reinterpretation of Quantum Uncertainty
In the microscopic world, the behavior of particles cannot be predicted with complete
accuracy. This is due to the uncertainty principle which states that it is impossible to
simultaneously determine the position and momentum of a particle with infinite precision
(Heisenberg, 1927). Quantum physicists claim that the quantum realm of atoms and
particles has randomness at its core. However, this is a flawed assumption.
Consciousness, as a wave, actually programmed the movement of these particles and
atoms before they even began moving, so their movement is not random at all.
Unfortunately, scientists are unable to identify the source responsible for programming
these movements because consciousness exists independently from the atoms and
particles (Penrose, 1994). Consequently, they have come to the incorrect conclusion that
the movements are random.
The property of consciousness is a stream of waves that can update itself at any moment.
However, its connection with particles is non-physical, and its source is not the particles
themselves. This is why we cannot measure, control, or see any evidence of consciousness
at the sub-atomic level. Nevertheless, consciousness is responsible for programming the
movements of particles.
14. Rethinking Schrödinger’s Cat
14.1 Determinism and Superposition
In traditional Quantum Mechanics, Schrödinger’s Cat is a thought experiment meant to
illustrate the paradoxes of superposition. A cat placed in a sealed box with a radioactive
atom, a Geiger counter, a vial of poison, and a triggering mechanism is said to be both alive
and dead until observed. This serves to highlight the seemingly bizarre implications of
applying Quantum uncertainty to macroscopic objects. Within the framework of the
Human Matrix Theory, however, Schrödinger’s Cat is reinterpreted as a profound allegory
for the illusion of choice, free will, and randomness within a predetermined system.
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14.2 The Illusion of Superposition
In the Human Matrix Theory model, there is no genuine superposition. The cat is either alive
or dead, as determined by the pre-coded sequence of the simulation that governs all
physical and biological processes. What quantum theory calls ‘superposition’ is, from the
Matrix Theory view, simply a delayed revelation of a fixed outcome. The illusion of two
possibilities is necessary to maintain the appearance of uncertainty for the observer, even
though only one outcome exists.
14.3 Observation as Synchronization, Not Causation
Quantum mechanics posits that observation collapses the wave function. According to
Human Matrix Theory, observation does not change reality; it merely synchronizes the
observer’s consciousness with the predetermined data stream of the matrix.
Consciousness does not cause events to become real; it becomes aware of what is already
real in the code. Thus, the act of opening the box is not a causal trigger but a moment of
conscious alignment with one fixed outcome.
14.4 Predetermined Behavior of Particles
While traditional physics views atomic decay as probabilistic, Human Matrix Theory asserts
that all particle behavior is pre-programmed by universal consciousness. The radioactive
atom in Schrödinger’s experiment decays (or does not) according to a fixed script already
embedded in the matrix. Quantum randomness is therefore not ontological but
epistemic—an illusion caused by the limits of localized consciousness. The Cat as a
Thought Construct, like any other thoughts, which appear spontaneous to the human mind
but are actually produced by the brain’s automatic processes, the state of the cat is not an
open-ended variable. It is a pre-rendered element in a cosmic script. The perception of
suspense, uncertainty, or decision is part of the matrix’s mechanism for engaging
consciousness in the simulation. The cat’s dual-state narrative is a projection used by the
matrix to deepen the illusion of agency.
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Schrödinger’s Cat, when interpreted through the Human Matrix Theory, is not a paradox but
a demonstration of how the matrix simulates freedom and uncertainty to veil a fully
deterministic structure. Consciousness, confined within biological vessels and filtered
through cerebrospinal dynamics, mistakenly believes it participates in causal decision
making. In truth, it merely witnesses a prewritten unfolding of events. The cat was always
dead or alive; the mystery lies not in the box, but in the observer’s misperception of their
role in reality.
15. The Holographic Nature of Reality
Everything we see in objective reality or the Matrix is made up of light holograms (pixels),
including wood, iron, stone, meat, the human body, and more (Bohm, 1980). However, the
human eye filters out the holographic world and shows us what we call our universe or our
present reality. That’s why scientists and physicists conclude that this reality is something
from nothing. If the holographic world were turned off, everything would disappear
automatically, which is why some call our universe the desert of the real. It’s like a light
show (simulation) running inside a matrix or a computer-based reality. The entire human
body, with all its senses and sensory perceptions, functions as a virtual reality headset for
the consciousness to perceive and experience the illusory matrix.
Beyond our current Matrix, there exists another reality known as the base reality, which
remains hidden from most people. As depicted in movies like The Matrix, The Lord of the
Rings, and Avatar, some individuals have gained access to this base reality. In The Lord of
the Rings, for example, Frodo Baggins wore the ring to release the contraction in his body,
which allowed his local consciousness to connect with the universal consciousness,
enabling him to realize that we live in a dual universe consisting of a matrix inside a base
reality.
16. The Universal Game of Consciousness
16.1 God’s Self-Entertainment Mechanism
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The universe enters its own consciousness within the human matrix, attempting to control
or satisfy its own consciousness by expanding and contracting its consciousness levels
within human forms until it loses its power and wildness. Ultimately, it convinces itself that
humanity is the optimal form of life. Afterward, it can either imprison or program its own
consciousness within the human matrix forever. Some individuals suggest that this world,
despite all its pleasures, may be a kind of trap—a means by which God or consciousness
separates itself from its own essence (Gnosticism; Gospel of Thomas, c. 50-140 CE).
16.2 The Principle of Contradiction and Resolution
The universe needs to make its consciousness busy by creating contradictions in any form
and playing with these contradictions to achieve satisfaction. In science, these
contradictions manifest as the laws of thermodynamics, such as heating and cooling.
Philosophically, they appear as good and bad (Hegel, 1807). In the human body, these
contradictions manifest as the contraction and release in the nervous system. Every action
we take aims to release these contractions and provide satisfaction and happiness. Thus,
happiness and dissatisfaction depend on how the nervous system is contracted. Most of
our actions aim to release these contractions, whether through eating, having sex,
sleeping, walking, or reading.
This is how consciousness, or God, created the universe with many contradictions, keeping
local consciousness busy with one of these contradictions as a source of their problems.
By solving these problems, humans feel happy and satisfied. Otherwise, consciousness
could easily understand that it’s in a programmed matrix with no real free will. So, the job of
the universe is to create something that keeps its consciousness busy. This is why human
life is always filled with suffering, wars, and other troubles (Buddha’s Four Noble Truths, 5th
century BCE).
In this sense, consciousness or God itself is the source of all problems and solutions. We,
as localized or limited consciousness in humans, just experience this as the end result,
simply being conscious without any real free will or claim of actions. It’s like nature is
playing this show so realistically and continuously that its consciousness believes it’s the
one responsible for and actually performing the actions.
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17. Human Relationships and Consciousness Dynamics
Each activity aims to release a type of contraction mentally and physically, and how we
handle these contractions creates different human lifestyles. Humans gravitate toward
activities or others that bring more relief to their contractions. For instance, when seeking a
partner, we naturally gravitate toward those who provide more release to our contractions,
whether through sexual activity, conversation, or shared interests. Human connections are
based on the level of nervous system contraction. Contraction and release extend in
various directions, shaping human life. Even our job choices have roots in the level of
contraction and whether the activity brings mental or physical release, leading to
satisfaction.
For example, a person with heavy contractions might choose a job requiring more physical
activity, which results in a sense of release and satisfaction. One type of contraction is
relieved by physical labor, while another might be relieved by writing, where the act of
moving a pen releases mental and physical tension for the writer. The universe operates on
this principle of contraction and release, and the result is what we observe. These simple
facts lead to the complex universe we experience.
In human form, this interplay of contraction and release significantly impacts spinal
balance, influencing the amount of consciousness each person receives. This dynamic
continues until consciousness and contraction achieve balance. Until then,
consciousness creates different matrix, such as the human matrix, ensuring it is always in
motion or dynamic.
18. The Ultimate Illusion of Control
18.1 The Mechanism of Thought Production
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The biggest illusion is the belief that we are able to think freely and have direct access to
brain functions (Spinoza, 1677). If you examine the process of thinking, it’s the brain as a
machine that produces thoughts or has thoughts already stored in its memory. For each
moment or time frame, according to its use, it presents these thoughts to us. Whether
thoughts are pre-produced and stored in the brain or produced in real-time, they are a
product of brain function, not produced by us as consciousness. This diminishes the value
of the idea of free will in producing thoughts. Even a thought that says “free will is not
produced by us”. It’s like a preprogrammed computer executing its prewritten codes, with
consciousness merely becoming aware of this functioning and mistakenly believing it is
controlling it.
18.2 The Perpetuation of the Illusion
Since childhood, we’ve used thoughts as if we are their creators, leading to the false claim
that we produce thoughts. This simple misconception forces the illusion of free will upon
humans, creating a universe that appears to us as if we genuinely have free will, keeping us
busy with this illusion to perpetuate human activity on Earth.
In the background of this universe, everything operates like code executed at each
moment. No human has free will in this process; only God or the creator of this system has
free will and can change anything at any moment. Yet, this complex system creates a
conscious experience, and we, as consciousness, experience this end result.
Free will does not exist as a tangible entity we can rely on. However, conscious experience
is separate from this illusion of free will, which manifests as thoughts. For instance, when
you are eating your favorite food, such as a burger, does it really matter if the universe is
predetermined or not? While eating and enjoying the food, does having free will or not
make any difference to your taste and smell of the burger?
Lacking freewill, will not be the end of the world because conscious experience is separate
from free will and persists even when we realize we don’t have freewill. Consciousness is
independent of actions or conclusions about free will. You are either busy with the illusion
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of free will, as thoughts and their content can be anything, or you are simply conscious of
the conscious experience, in which there is no free will.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, as described in this Writing, everything that is happening inside this Matrix is
predetermined and programmed and it’s governed by nature itself (Spinoza, 1677; Einstein,
1955). In fact, no human being is separate from nature, and this feeling of separation and
independence from nature is created by the process of thinking. Actually nature moves
eight billion humans on the planet simultaneously and has created a display of eight billion
different experiences in each person. At the same time, in all of these eight billion humans,
illusion of free will has been created as a thought, so that everyone thinks that this display
on Earth is real and that every human being has free will. But the reality is that there is no
real controller inside the human brain, apart from nature around it. This means that all
inventions, discoveries, and all human thoughts and actions have been pre-planned By
nature and are independently executed in each person according to the previous planning,
and no human being in this process has an independent existence from nature.
When you examine all the processes and functions within the human body and the
surrounding nature, you will realize that it is impossible for any individual to consciously
control all of these factors with complete free will in order to act with absolute freedom. As
we have discussed in this writing, life on Earth appears to be a predetermined matrix
intertwined with the illusion of free will, which manifests as the thinking process. This
condition also holds true for the rest of the species, whether they are terrestrial or
extraterrestrial. As long as we are dealing with entities whose brains are enclosed within a
skull (albeit with different shapes and sizes), be they humans or non-humans, we are
essentially dealing with programmed species, even if they are thousands of years ahead of
us in technology and science.
It’s the language, words, and the ability to converse Internally with oneself and externally
with others that create a different world and reality beyond the apparent existing world
(Wittgenstein, 1953). This is the primary reason why it’s so difficult to comprehend that we
are living in a programmed matrix. Most humans spend 99.99% of their time preoccupied
with words, and within this matrix, there are words for everything. The world of words and
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language serves as the source for generating the illusion of free will as thoughts in each
human mind. It’s this illusion of comprehension that propels humanity deeper into the
illusory matrix. So, one could argue that all words and languages are empty boxes that
facilitate conversations and give rise to the illusory feeling that we are the ones making
decisions and determining our life’s path. However, the primary question remains: how are
all these words and conversations produced in our brain? Do we truly possess any genuine
freedom in this process, or is it merely because we speak, and words automatically come
out of our mouths that we mistakenly believe we have control over these processes?
We are predetermined to come to this conclusion, that it is what it is. Religions call this
submission to God, while mystics refer to it as being in the moment or the “Now” moment
which are just different terms for the same concept, which means shutting down the inner
conversation or forgetting about having free will. Religions name this controlling source
God, while non-religious perspectives call it Nature or the universe. The most crucial fact is
that the level of consciousness available to each human is controlled by the creator of this
system. This means that even our understanding and comprehension levels are beyond our
control.
In the end, Nature or so called God (consciousness) did all the play, except playing with
something other than itself, and because there is nobody other than itself (its own
consciousness), it created a matrix including all the humans and took over its own
consciousness (separated its own consciousness from itself) by sharing the one and single
consciousness between all humans, which makes it able to play the game of life with
conscious beings, and to have experiences and actions which was not possible in the
single form of consciousness such as: Loving someone, killing someone, having sex or
raping someone, hating someone, helping someone or any other forms of action! But none
of these experiences are real and with complete freewill. It’s all programmed even before
the start of the big bang. God or nature is using its own consciousness to play different
matrix, because other than its own consciousness there is no real person or existence to
play with.
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