Discoveries and Insights through Direct Access Mode

Where do I get my insights and discoveries from? Lots of different methods. But in terms of quantity, the majority of discoveries are through what I call "Direct Access Mode".

It is like using a telescope without the telescope, using a microscope without the microscope. It may be a form a "remote viewing" that some people can do. Or if you like, similar to the magic mirrors from medieval tales. I begin thinking about what a photon looks like, or how energy strings interact, and then I can see it all in my mind.

I want to see something. I want to know what it might be really like. This could be galaxies and black holes, or it could be electrons and photons. Quite often it is energy strings and various particles cores. Those are what I investigate most often.

With this "Direct Access" I can see photons, I can see energy strings, I can see the structure of electrons. I can see all these things clearly in my mind - without even closing my eyes. I can also manipulate the images, and see different parts working together. Sometimes I need to make some drawings to try to figure things out in greater detail; yet sometimes I see it so clearly that I simply draw to show what I know to be true.

I can then type or write as I do this. It is almost simply reporting and describing that which I see. My eyes are open, my mind is fully awake, and yet I can type or write what I envision in my mind.

How does this work? What I feel is going on is that some part of my soul or some part of my brain is able to do this remote viewing, this Direct Access, while the main of my body and mind are here. It is something like that.

Yet I also have to be “in the zone”. Only when I am really in the zone do I get really clear visuals and conceptions of what I want to look at.

This means that I must generally feel spiritual, thinking about spiritual experiences in recent months. It means being calm and emotionally relaxed. It means being undisturbed for a period of time. And it means having a clear mind, with no other outside world interferences.

Of course the more advanced I become in my understanding of particles, energy strings, clusters, and so forth, I become better at visualizing additional details and additional motions (when I go back to "look again").

For the vast majority of my insights and discoveries, that is generally how it works.

Kepler and Einstein

Einstein wrote an article about Kepler in 1930. In this article Einstein praised Kepler for the contributions he made. Then he detailed the particular situation: the science as was known before Kepler, and what Kepler had to do to solve the problem.

There is one statement from Einstein about Kepler near the very beginning which I can relate to. Kepler’s experience is very much like mine in this regard.

“Kepler lived in an age in which the reign of law in nature was as yet by no means certain. How great must his faith in the existence of natural law have been to give him the strength to devote decades of hard and patient work to the empirical investigation of planetary motion and the mathematical laws of that motion, entirely on his own, supported by no one, and understood by very few! If we would honor his memory fittingly, we must get as clear a picture as we can of his problem and the stages of its solution.”

 

There are several key phrases which I can relate to:


“the strength to devote decades of hard and patient work”
and
“entirely on his own, supported by no one, and understood by very few!”

 

“Hard and patient work”:
Myself, I have had to devote much time to “hard and patient work” in order to make the discoveries I have made (as well as to illustrate, and write each chapter clearly).

“Entirely on my Own”

Equally as important, I have done all of this work “entirely on my own”. Every idea, every discovery was worked on my own. Of course I’ve read the previous greats like Faraday, Einstein, Heisenberg etc., but none of my solutions or images came from them. Nor was there any discussion with any scientist which would ignite my thinking.

There are no other “colleagues” with whom I have discussed my ideas; every idea was worked out on my own. There are no other scientists anywhere who have been doing anything close to what I have been doing. All of this, everything I have done, has been entirely on my own.

“Supported by no one”:

This is very much true. I do not work for any university or any research institution. (I certainly want to be! I really do!! But at the moment, I am not). Just like Einstein in his patent office, some of us work out our ideas all on our own. Apparently Kepler is one of those. And I am too.

“Understood by very few”:

This is certainly true. Great scientists and geniuses often have a hard time presenting their new ideas – even to the intelligent scientists of the day. And beyond that, there are very few people who have the background in the basics of EM or Quantum Science to appreciate what I have done.

Of course, this will not always be the case. I have written my books as clearly as possible, with numerous illustrations, so that readers can understand. (Including those with just a basic science background). And, of course, I will continue to promote my books, and promote my discoveries.

 

Thus, my experience has been very much like Kepler (and Einstein who crafted these phrases) in that:

We found “the strength to devote decades of hard and patient work” and we did this work “entirely on [our] own, supported by no one, and understood by very few!”

MF

2014

Can You See What I See?

I am often seen as “different” because of behaviors or mannerisms. Yet with all that makes me “different” I also have special skills. It is all part of the same package.

I am often told that some of my behaviors are odd. This all may be true (actually, it is relative. Who in society gets to say what is appropriate?)

Yet even if we take this all this as true, that I am different in these ways, consider this:

I can also access and visualize the microphysical world. I can see photons, electrons, energy strings, and much more.

Photons: I can easily visualize the interior of photons. I know exactly what they look like. I can see them moving in each direction, I can see the pulsation, I can see process after processes related to the photon.

Energy Strings: I can easily visualize energy strings. I know exactly what energy strings look like. I can imagine all the details. I can see them waving, moving, separating, and combining. I can visualize the size of the strings. I can see the strings interacting in various ways. I can see the strings driving particles forward, and creating energy fields. 

Electrons and Particles: I can see the interior of particles. I can visualize the exact construction of an electron. I can watch it move. I can see the electric fields and magnetic fields which are associated with the electron.

I can see all this and much, much more. I do not need to close my eyes. I can visualize it all in my mind, while I write and while I type.

Can you?

Therefore, I may be "different" in some ways...but I also have special talents. I can access the microphysical world. I can visualize entities that no one has ever seen before, or imagined before.

Can you see those things?

Can you access physical realities which no one has ever seen before?

Can you visualize the details of those objects?

Can you put the pieces together?

Can you watch all these entities in motion, can you visualize every motion and every action these entities can do?

Can you run your mental programs with these entities and processes, to see the possible outcomes?

Can you do all that?

This is what I do. This is what I do all the time, with the greatest of ease.

This is one of the functions I was designed for. (I credit God or some other higher source for my construction and purpose). This is one of the things I was created to do.

This set of abilities comes in the same package as all those behaviors which are “different”. But instead of looking at what is “different” or “odd”, consider instead what I can do which is magnificent and beautiful…..

 

Your Vast Inner World, Part 2

Note: This is excerpted from a book I am writing for Autistics and those who work with Autistics. The book is designed to help Autistics personally, as well as help to educate the public on the many benefits of Autistic individuals.

Our Inner World versus Your “Real” World

Swiss Alps versus Detroit

Many people who are not autistics or geniuses will tell us to get out of our heads and into the “real” world. If they only knew what they are suggesting…

When you ask me to leave my inner world you are asking me to leave the Swiss Alps for downtown Detroit. Why would I want to do that?

We are Exploring

They also wonder why we spend so much time in our inner world. The answer is: we are exploring! Consider the Alps: how long does it take to explore all mountains and valleys of the Alps? A long time. And all of it is quite enjoyable. Well, that is what we are doing when we are deep within our inner worlds. We are exploring…we are exploring places just as beautiful and wonderful as these Swiss Alps.

Climbing Up the Mountain of Thought Experiments

Then there are the thought experiments. When we do thought experiments we are pondering a puzzle. We are manipulating and trying things out in our amazing scenery. This requires concentration and focus. It is a process, a mental labor in motion.

These thought experiments we do are very much like climbing a difficult mountain. It takes time. It requires concentration. It may take us a while to find the solution, just as it takes time to climb to the top of the difficult mountain.

But oh when we are there…what a wonderful view!! When you finally reach that peak, you can see very clearly. It makes so much sense. It is all so clear.

You couldn’t see that view while you are climbing up the mountain (you couldn’t see the answer while you were finding your way to the solution) but when you reach the top, you have it all figured out. And it is beautiful. It is all so simple, and so clear. Yes by God, it is beautiful.

Yet we would never get there if we didn’t explore. We wouldn’t see that view on the mountain if we didn’t spend our hours during the difficult climb to the top, and we wouldn’t see the beautiful solution to a mystery if we didn’t spend time concentrating on the puzzle.

Interrupting Our Thoughts Will Halt the Process of Discovery

This leads to another secret I want to share: when you ask us to come out of our world, when you ask us unrelated questions while we are deep in thought, our process stops. And it is hard to start it again.

Imagine the guy climbing up the mountain. He is struggling. Then he sees a path. Is it a path? It could be! This could be the path that leads to the top. And just as he starts going that direction, he is abruptly pulled down the mountain 500 feet. (He is not hurt, just disoriented). As he looks up, he can no longer see the path that he thought he discovered. It fades from view.

This is essentially the same thing that occurs when you pull us out of our thought experiments. I will often get an insight, a possible solution. I start out to explore. If I am not interrupted, I can pursue this path…sometimes to a dead end, but more often to advance forward. Yet if I am interrupted suddenly, then my insight disappears. The path is gone. When it is a minor interruption I may be able to continue, but keep pulling me out, and I might not find the hidden path again.

So the next time you want to pull an autistic or genius out of his deep thoughts, think twice. He may be on the verge of a great breakthrough in science, a revolutionary idea, a great benefit for humanity...and if we stop the process too soon we might lose this brilliant discovery.

Transforming Your World into Our World

There is another side to this story, one which everyone should embrace. We should bring the inner world of the Autistics, Geniuses, and Starseeds to your outer world. We should transform brown Kansas into emerald Oz. We should transform downtown Detroit into the Swiss Alps.

Now that the Autistic-Genius-Starseed has seen something wonderful, he must share it. Now that he has come up with a revolutionary idea, a breakthrough that will advance humanity, he must develop it and nurture it. Whether science, art, or any other arena, once the man has seen something amazing in his vast inner world, it is time to share it.

And the humans who have not seen it first hand, should embrace these discoveries and creations.

Encourage Autistics and Genius to be in their Inner Worlds

My final point is this: Autistics, Geniuses, and Starseeds have much to offer. They have many insights, many solutions. They will advance knowledge and understanding of science. They will advance the evolution of society. They will create amazing art. They will find effective ways to heal – both physically and emotionally. They will help move humans to a greater spiritual experience.

But they can only do that if they are encouraged. They have the talents, they have the natural abilities, they have the desires and interests. All you have to do is let them be in their “inner worlds”, and allow them to explore fully. Allow the Autistics, Geniuses, and Starseeds to do what they do best, and they will naturally come up with the brilliant discoveries on their own.

Read Part 1 here: “Your Vast Inner World – Part 1"

Read Part 3 here: “Your Vast Inner World – Part 3"

 

 

Your Vast Inner World, Part 1

Note: This is excerpted from a book I am writing for Autistics and those who work with Autistics. The book is designed to help Autistics personally, as well as help to educate the public on the many benefits of Autistic individuals.

Introduction

Autistics and geniuses are often accused of being in their own little world. This is usually said as a derogatory statement, as in “he is off in his own little world again.” The truth is, our own little world is a vast big world. If they could see what we see, they would be amazed.

Most people do not realize that for an Autistic or Genius “your own little world” is actually a VAST, BIG WORLD!

Autistics such as you and I have always known that our inner worlds are vast, because we explore these vast worlds all the time. Yet most humans do not experience these same worlds.

It took several years for me to understand that most people do not see what we see. They are not accessing or creating these vast worlds. Therefore, they do not know what it is like.

Most humans do not experience these same vast worlds. They have no understanding, no reference, of what it is like. Therefore we need to first acknowledge and fully understand what we have in our minds, and then be able to explain to other humans what our vast inner worlds are really like.

When other humans finally understand what our vast inner worlds are really like, these humans will appreciate us much more. They will appreciate us for our thinking abilities, and encourage us to think more, rather than trying to take us out of our worlds.

We will be much happier. We will be much more satisfied and fulfilled. And humans themselves, the human society in general, will benefit more fully from what goes on in our minds.

Vast Detailed World

Introduction

Autistics and geniuses do have a vast inner world. It is quite vast, and quite amazing. Regular humans do not have these worlds, so they don’t understand. It is time, therefore, to explain what it is like.

Our Vast Inner World

Inside our minds we see Galaxies and we see Photons. We see Atoms and Electrons. We see electromagnetic energy and the processes of electrical current. We see all this in great detail.

We can see these things with great clarity. We explore these galaxies and atoms. We can turn them in our minds, we can add pieces to what we see. We can run “programs” where we watch certain processes in action.

Some autistics and geniuses hear detailed symphonies, and sometimes they actually see the notes before them. Some geniuses can actually see mechanical parts in their head, and manipulate them in their mind.

The particulars depend on the specific individual’s interests and natural gifts. Yet in general the worlds are the same: richly detailed, vast, full of color or sound, with and lots of regions to explore. This is what our Vast Inner World is really like. 

Exploring the Vivid World of Oz

Imagine the entire world of Oz in your head. All the vibrant colors. All the details. All the regions to explore. This is what the vast worlds are like in our minds.

If you could enter the rich world of the Land of Oz, like Dorothy, wouldn’t you want to explore it? Of course you would! And that is exactly what we do. We explore it. Humans often say we are “lost inside our heads”. In reality we are exploring this vast, richly detailed, complex world of Oz.

That is where we are in our heads. We are exploring some amazing and wonderful things.

If You Could See What I See

If you could see what I see, you would be amazed. If you could see what I see, you would understand why I enjoy being in my inner world most of the time. If you could see what I see, you would say “go for it” when I am in my inner world, rather than being condescending and tell me to come out.

If you could just see what I see….

This is why we must not only explore our inner worlds, but communicate what we see to the general public. This is why we must also write, paint, draw, articulate, explain, show….so that the public can see and hear exactly what we see and hear.

As Autistics, Geniuses, and Starseeds we must show the world what we see. We have a gift for seeing some amazing things in our minds. Therefore we should not only explore these places, we should also show the outside world what we see in our inner world.

We write books and articles.

We draw pictures and make paintings.

We create inventions.

We educate and give presentations.

We use our words – written and spoken – to convey detailed images. Some of us write music and give performances. Some will see a better future for a community, and work to make that future a reality.

Each of us will use our soul to convey the passion of what we see, and we will use our specific artisan skills to communicate the specifics of what we see.

If you could see what I see…then you would understand why I am so often in my head.

Let me show you what I see, in all the ways I know how.

 

Read Part 2 here: “Your Vast Inner World – Part 2”