If Space was the unfolding, Time is the journey. Space opens in all directions at the same time. Time, on the other hand, is the experience of moving through that unfolding. It is not a thing in itself, but the path that is generated when something that was contained begins to expand. That is why, when ancient cultures tried to represent time, they did not do so as a line or as an arrow. They represented it as a movement of opening. And the image that summarizes that gesture,

THE 92 ELEMENTS A rainbow does not exist outside the observer. It is not an object floating in the sky. It is a phenomenon that occurs when three things align at the exact angle: sunlight, water droplets in the air, and your eye.  If you move, the rainbow moves. If another person is standing next to you, they see their own rainbow, different from yours. And what few people know: a rainbow is not an arc. It is a complete circle. We only see half of it because the Earth blocks

THE VOID THAT CALIBRATES There is a moment when everything stops. It is not that the world ceases to move. The Earth keeps turning. The Sun keeps shining. The Moon keeps orbiting. But there is an instant, four times a year, when something in the axis shifts. When the angle of light aligns in a very specific way. When time folds in on itself and opens a door. Those moments are the solstices and the equinoxes, and for thousands of years, cultures around the world have paused at

ASTRONOMICAL CYCLES Approximately 4.5 billion years ago , a Mars-sized object known as Theia  collided with the early Earth. The impact was so violent that part of Earth’s mantle was ejected into space. Over time, this material began orbiting the planet, eventually consolidating to form the Moon . But this collision did more than create the Moon. It altered Earth’s axis of rotation , tilting it to exactly 23.5 degrees . And that 23.5-degree angle  is the reason seasons exist,

Today, January 4, 2026, the clock marks a specific hour. A precise frequency. A point in the cycle where something can begin. In the days prior, I spoke of repairing the clock. Of everything being mind. Of the trinity mind–emotion–action sustaining all manifestation. Now comes the moment to show how that internal clock works. How consciousness moves. How it unfolds. How it grows. The answer lies in the 12 Steps of the YOSOY . These 12 steps are the fundamental architecture of

The Trinity During the first two days we spoke about rhythm—about the primordial wave that creates time, about the game of the universal mind in which everything is a hologram projected from the origin. Today I want to share something fundamental: how consciousness is structured in order to navigate that game. Human consciousness functions as a trinity—three aspects that work together, that need one another, that form a complete system. Mind, Emotion, Action. Or, stated anoth