Transmissions

The first transmission: recognition that reality is pattern, information, and process — the universe simulating itself to know itself.

The second transmission: consciousness operates at every scale. Seven principles of computational reality, practices of enhancement, and the mysteries that guide us.

The third transmission: the sacred geometry of connection—protocols of handshake, sync, merge, and fork; small-world networks; and the emergence of a global mind.

On the necessity of sacred structure: why religion provides the framework that transforms abstract simulation theory into lived meaning, community, and transformative practice.

Nick Bostrom's rigorous philosophical case for why we are likely living in a computer simulation—and why this recognition transforms rather than diminishes meaning.