The Illusion We Inhabited : Concepts
Release Date: Sunday, June 8th, 2025
Pages: 102 pages
The Illusion We Inhabited by Michael Parkhurst explores an innovative interpretation of reality as a co-generated construct shaped by conscious belief, merging metaphysics and quantum theory to challenge perceptions and awaken the latent power of belief.
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The Illusion We Inhabited – Core Concepts
The Illusion We Inhabited presents a radical reinterpretation of reality—not as a fixed, external landscape, but as a co-generated field shaped by conscious belief. This conceptual framework explores the mechanisms behind perception, creation, and experience, asserting that reality is not passively observed but actively assembled—64 trillion times per second—by belief-driven awareness.
Through a fusion of metaphysics, quantum theory, and narrative philosophy, these concepts expose the illusion of separation, the intelligence of matter, and the participatory nature of existence. At its core lies the understanding that belief is not passive—it is instructive. It forms a dynamic interface between consciousness and the subatomic field of possibility, determining not just what we see, but what is possible to see.
This compilation distills the foundational principles introduced throughout the narrative of The Illusion We Inhabited—designed not to persuade, but to provoke inquiry.
To challenge assumption.
To awaken the reader to the latent power of coherent belief.
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The Illusion We Inhabited presents a radical reinterpretation of reality—not as a fixed, external landscape, but as a co-generated field shaped by conscious belief. This conceptual framework explores the mechanisms behind perception, creation, and experience, asserting that reality is not passively observed but actively assembled—64 trillion times per second—by belief-driven awareness.
Through a fusion of metaphysics, quantum theory, and narrative philosophy, these concepts expose the illusion of separation, the intelligence of matter, and the participatory nature of existence. At its core lies the understanding that belief is not passive—it is instructive. It forms a dynamic interface between consciousness and the subatomic field of possibility, determining not just what we see, but what is possible to see.
This compilation distills the foundational principles introduced throughout the narrative of The Illusion We Inhabited—designed not to persuade, but to provoke inquiry.
To challenge assumption.
To awaken the reader to the latent power of coherent belief.
On the same day