“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.”
Matthew 7:7

From a young age, I felt a pull toward understanding life on a deeper level. I was never satisfied with simplistic explanations like “I don’t know,” “nobody knows,” or “it just is.” Instead, I spent years asking questions, observing people, and trying to understand why our world feels so wrong.

On the other hand , my father struggled with alcohol and many personal problems. When I was fourteen, he ended his own life. At the time, I didn’t know how closely my own life would later mirror his.

For most of my life, I struggled with my thoughts. I barely ate or slept. Fear, anxiety, and panic were constant companions. Over time, it became so intense that I started to believe I would end up the same way my father did.

Strangely, his life became my strongest warning. Seeing where that path led made me realize it didn’t make sense to follow it. Sometimes the best choice is simply to wait, to stay, and to let things pass. That realization brought relief and slowly pushed me toward Eastern philosophy.

Little by little, I started to feel better. Still, even as things improved, I felt lost. It felt like I didn’t know how to live. Literally.

Then something changed. I began to read—and never stopped. Through history, religion, metaphysics, and modern science, I started to see similar patterns. What once felt separate started to feel like different ways of describing the same truth. Slowly, my understanding of reality expanded.

Over time, I realized that my father and I had the same struggle, and that neither of us had ever received proper guidance or support. For him, it was even more difficult—there were fewer sources of information and no example to learn from. I was fortunate. That awareness led me to a simple conclusion: sharing what helped me change may help someone else find their way.

“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”
John 8:32

Study wise, I spent a decade learning and practicing, primarily focusing on Buddhist concepts. Eventually, I realized not only that Eastern and Western philosophies share the same core, but also that their source is nearly identical to all other category. Over time I realised something important: most of our conflicts, whether political, cultural, or personal, are born from misunderstanding. We chase ideas and systems, hoping they will save us, yet we build them on fear and control rather than genuine love.

The only reason I was able to find lies in our everyday life is because this unique moment in Earth's history offers an unprecedented opportunity to discover the truth. Never before has information been so accessible, and in the near future, it is expected to be severely restricted by those in power. Therefore, everyone currently alive has a vital duty and responsibility to research and learn as much as possible for themselves and, crucially, for future generations who may not be able to access this information after the introduction of the new digitized world.

This project began from that realisation. I wanted to create a space where truth is not something forced, but something shared. What I discovered on my own journey is that truth itself is liberating. When we approach life from love instead of control, everything looks different. Every idea, every system, every practice could work.

This website is dedicated to uncovering historical falsehoods and revealing the true nature of God and our Universe. By first recognizing that you have been lied to, you can then easily begin the self-reprogramming process, which will also be detailed here.

I am not a teacher, a guru, or someone who claims to have all the answers. I am simply a person seeking truth, and I believe that truth grows stronger when shared. By opening this project to others, my intention is not to convince, but to connect; not to lead, but to work together.

Have a good time and consider this website to an encyclopedia of ideas, for fuhrer research.

Also, the whole website is under construction and updated regularly or parts completely changed by time I spend with researching.

“Once your soul has been enlarged by the truth, it can never return to its original size”.
Blaise Pascal