
Engineering of Reality Creation
The author uses engineering metaphors to explore a philosophical view of life through self-observation, emotion, language, and intention.
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Three key ideas in this book
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A model expressed through metaphor
The author presents physics and mathematics as an engineering language of metaphor for exploring consciousness, rather than laboratory-verified physical entities.
Read PDF page 53 ↗Observe your own response
The author distinguishes noticing external events from watching your response to them, using the image of a player observing a character.
Read PDF page 125 ↗Listen to habitual language
Through the metaphor of rewriting computer code, the author invites readers to notice everyday expressions of impossibility, obligation, and postponement.
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Read a little first
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The physics and mathematics concepts used in this book are not ‘physical entities’ verified in a laboratory. They form an engineering system of metaphors devised to align the invisible structure of consciousness with visible reality. Through this language, the sovereign learns to render inner data onto the screen of reality without error.
Sequence 2 · The Reality-Creation Formula: R=(E×En×T)/Re
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Full contents
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Main chapters
- A Declaration to Upgrade Humanity’s OS19
- The Nature of Reality: The Observer and Data29
- The Reality-Creation Formula: R=(E×En×T)/Re52
- Analyzing Emotion: Love and Fear, Two Frequencies75
- The Friction Coefficient and Brake of Actualization103
- Self-Observation: The Master Key to Tuning Two Variables119
- Practical Tuning: Controlling E and Re Through Self-Observation132
- Data Recoding: Overwriting Past Experience149
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Part 2It's Okay. All of It.From morning to night, reflections on everyday life explore fear, pausing, awareness, gratitude, and self-acceptance.
Part 3Love, Starting OverReflections on our relationships with ourselves and others explore love, expectations, grief, letting go, and healthy boundaries.Reading note: scientific and technical terms in the books include the author's metaphors and interpretations. These introductions summarize that perspective.
