Introduction To Projeda

The original inspiration for Projeda — Knowledge For The New Paradigm first descended around 2011–2012. I came across a transformative set of information that completely revolutionized how I — and we — view the world, universe, reality, ourselves, and the earliest story of our species. I also discovered yoga, meditation, consciousness, and energy as a concept and experience.

My world was changed.

My first instinct was to create a platform that synthesized all of this knowledge into a singular, cohesive, comprehensive, and refined body of knowledge in one place to facilitate the rapid unveiling and dissemination of this knowledge. A total system for the development of the human being, and the heart of science, history, and spirit necessary for a human being in the modern age.

This is the essence of Projeda today.

Death and Transfiguration

In the fourteen years since this idea first took root, what strikes me most deeply, is how little the fundamental intent has changed. In many ways, it hasn’t. This is fascinating to me, because on the other hand, my relationship to every single one of those pieces has changed beyond all recognition.

Over the years, the path that I took became something that I couldn’t have expected. In an attempt to understanding the Fractal Holographic Universe I studied physics, mathematics, engineering, and computer science in order to prove (validate, question, understand, test, contradict) the ideas for myself. I was in search of Truth, and I still am.

In so doing, I had to essentially become an inventor — which is what I wanted to become — but I had to learn how to learn, and learn “mainstream” science so that I could understand what were then fringe theories dismissed by the mainstream. I cannot describe to you the pain of going from the dawning light of incredible, transformative ideas, to what was at first the dreary rigor of things like calculus and computer programming.

In a very real sense, I was killing myself to learn. I had to. I couldn’t work on the ideas I wanted to do real work on, without cultivating this knowledge. More importantly, I couldn’t tell if it was true or not, without this knowledge.

In doing so, I came full circle. I had to learn rigorous science, and learn to doubt, just so that I could came back to the beginning of the path with certainty. Ironically, I returned with a newfound respect for academia and mainstream education, and lost all of my will to fight them, because I am an evangelist of the scientific method. To know truth, we must earn the knowledge and understanding to prove it.

Period.

Yet in going on my own, and struggling on my own, I realized that the freedom that I wanted to give people, needs to be achieved in the world. Not just in our minds, thoughts, and hearts. Education, credentials, skills, are important because in the end, a life spent doing simple work in the field you are passionate about is all we really need and could want. There were many days where I almost traded everything for the steady life of a 9-5 carpenter building homes, or working as a mechanic. To this day, I bet I could be fulfilled doing that. And I realized that for most people, a good job they enjoyed, a partner they love, children, a home, and a little extra money to buy a little freedom is all that people need.

This resulted in the one major shift within Projeda in all those years, which is my desire to create a body of knowledge that can be turned into courses and credentials for people, so that they can earn an education — and get a job in a career of their choice — ideally for free.

In addition to the powerful new Knowledge for the New Paradigm, I realized the importance of integrating that into life, and not rebelling against everything when it doesn’t help us, or our children, or future generations to do so. The forefront of knowledge is always changing. Today it is A.I., Gene Therapy, Electric Cars, and Genetic Engineering. Tomorrow it will be Free Energy and Anti-Gravity. In the end, it doesn’t matter that much.

We need to free the people of the world, end pollution, and war, perhaps disease, maybe even death, and move into the stars once we raise human civilization to one in perfect balance with nature. Ending poverty, and providing for the needs of the people — education, good jobs, health care for all — and we have essentially won the war.

This same process happened in my study of the Lost Story of Humanity. I had to become a historian, and learn the facts of history, in order to prove — or disprove — the hypothesis that I discovered early. In the end, while I agree with a contradicting perspective from the mainstream in certain respects, my pathway there was through the knowledge of academia.

Thus I have no hatred for modern academia. Not anymore. Only respect. Again I found that whatever the truth is (and it is not completely certain to anybody in regards to the origins of humanity and certain phases in our history) again it was the wondrous tale of our species that stole the limelight. Hypothesis one way or the other was less important than knowledge of World History, World Religion and Mythology, and World Languages.

Even in my study of Energy Arts and Spiritual Discipline (at least what I thought fit that description at the beginning like Taiji, Qi Gong, Yoga, Asana, Kundalini Yoga, Pranayama, and Meditation) has been a journey of more than a decade. During which my perspective changed in a thousand different ways.

I found that what most people call ‘Yoga’ is actually just “stretching” called “asana” in the yoga system — with no difference from stretching done by athletes, except perhaps in intent. The real power of yoga is purely mental and emotional within the realm of consciousness. Even the ancient yogis practiced asana (literally “posture” of the stretching poses, which were much simpler 2000 years ago) to keep their body healthy so that they could meditate for long periods of time. The posture practice was not the way, but a tool to facilitate the actual practice.

I found that Taiji (Tai chi) is actually a martial art, and energy flowing in the body in such practices is not what I thought it was. I don’t know why you have certain experiences in the practice, but I do know that the system is filled with ways to kill people … literally snap necks created by people in a violent time who knew constant war. Not exactly the spiritual center that I was expecting. Nonetheless, the Internal Arts along with proper MMA both have their place in my daily training.

Again my perception changed in a thousand ways. The energy of prana from Hinuduism and Yoga Philosophy, was an energy in the breath theorized by a people who didn’t know what oxygen was. When someone died, they stopped breathing, thus, logically, “air” had some life-energy in it somewhere. Well, not exactly. We now know about oxygen, and prana is questionable at least where breath is concerned. Now I see breathing exercises as improving lung efficient (for which I prefer running). Yet even this doesn’t diminish the psychological benefits and experiences of breathwork practice, which are well validated in modern medicine and psychology, used by soldiers and saints alike.

With all of that said, all that this helped me to do was identify where the heart of the practices actually resided. Taiji, yoga, religion, history, physics were not what I thought they were. Much of what I thought was important at first, became normal, and my priorities shifted in many ways.

While my principles never wavered, and the heart of everything that I was doing, the orientation of the path itself never changed, my understanding of everything that I sought to learn changed dramatically. And I was led full circle, back to where I began. In the strangest way, everything changed dramatically, and yet remained exactly the same.

We shall not cease from exploration, And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time.

The Main Areas of Projeda

As it is know, this site is divided into five main areas:

1. Projeda — These are among the main writings that are more personal and subjective like Mastery, Yoga, Meditation, The Art of Learning, Personal Development, and the Humanitarian Crisis of Our Time.
2. The Holographic Fractal Universe —
3. The Lost Story of Humanity
4. Atlas
5. Gods, Heroes, and Kings — This is World History and World Mythology.

Fruits of a Long Journey

These writings — and all of the forms of media found below — are the heart of Projeda. The synthesis and distillation of all that it was meant to be, understood, and already was, long before I had realized how to bring it forward.

All of these pieces are ones that I began with, and the way that my path seems to me, is almost as if these gems grew out of themselves great forests of knowledge — partially of their own volition and to a degree the result of me trying to figure them out.

It took me more than ten years to begin to wrap my mind around them in full, and to begin to publish them in earnest (once I understood it) in a coherent fashion.