August 6, 2026 • 18 mins
George Noory and author Billy Carson explore the fractal holographic universe theory that reality may be structured through patterns that appear throughout nature, how you can reprogram your own belief systems to create a different reality, and debate whether or not living in a fractal universe means that we are not real.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Man, welcome back to Coast to Coast George Nori with you.
Billy Carson, founder and CEO Forbidden Knowledge, is the author, researcher, producer,
and host known for exploring nacient civilizations, consciousness, advanced science,
and the hidden patterns that connect humanity to the cosmos.
He's been working on the Fractal Holographic Universe. That's his book,
(00:26):
and here he is on Coast to Coast. Billy, welcome back.
Speaker 3 (00:29):
Have you been Oh fantastic. Okay, I've been great, man.
I thought I was having a back connection for a second. Okay,
that's great. Yeah, I can hear you. Great, all right,
really great.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Fractal holographic universe. What does that mean?
Speaker 3 (00:42):
All right? Yeah, So we're talking about fractal holographic universal,
talking about the holographic principle where everything exists as fractals
native light. And what we're talking about really is practice
are patterns that exist at smaller and smaller scales, and
scientists started looking into the nature of reality itself and
to discover something interesting that everything was a smaller version
(01:03):
of what was in the hole and the smallest scale.
Scientists actually discovered that we're living in a universe that
actually has pixelation at the smallest level, so that means
that the larger scale, what we're looking at is just
rendered illusion. And they began to realize that everything, due
to wave particle duality and quantum physics, is really light
waves that are slowed down to a particular vibrational frequency
(01:27):
that give us this illusion of solidity. So they're saying
that we're living in this matrix, a matrix made of
light waves, of light waves of potential, and human consciences
appears to be what's collapsing it into the reality that
we believe is unfolding. So it's really wild stuff and
hard to wrap your mind around, but it's what all
(01:47):
the top theoretical business and scientists are saying right now.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
In fact, so generally it means a very detailed structure,
doesn't it.
Speaker 3 (01:57):
Absolutely. So if you look at everything nature, everything that's
naturally created, we see these these natural formations, these complicated
natural formations, and every time using them into them, there's
also the smallest and the largest has the smallest, and
the smallest part has the largest, And so what they're
what they did was that Pixar Studios is they took
(02:18):
this same equation of what they found in nature, and
they install that fractal equation called the Mandel broad set
into the software to render these uh, these animations and
render all the scenes, the backgroones, and they don't even
have to actually make the characters anymore because of this
this small fractal equation, and that's what made them famous.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
Now, if we're living in a fractal holographic universe, does
that mean we're not real?
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Now?
Speaker 3 (02:47):
We're real and everything about us is real. What it
means is that we're part of the matrix to itself,
so we can't really detect it from the inside out.
Speaker 2 (02:55):
Uh.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
And so it doesn't take anything away from us because
our consciousness is real. So everything tier in the third
dimension is part of the fracle. It's part of this
created universe, just like all the ancients say, just like
the Bible says, we're living in a creation. But what
it separates us from the creation is that our consciousness
is coming from a higher dimension and being streamed into
(03:15):
this reality. So the consciousness is the way it keeps
us real. It's just that we're temporally inhabiting this body
for a period of time.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
How did Billy Carson get involved in this incredible study?
Speaker 3 (03:30):
Well, what happened was, you know, many years ago, I
began asking the same question everyone else is asking, like
what really is the nature of the universe? Who are we?
Where we're from? And as I started looking to science
for the andrewers, I started coming across great studies by
a scientists named doctor James Gates, Junior Professor. James Gates
is the University of Maryland professor who studied supersymmetry and mathematics.
(03:54):
He was the former scientific advisor to President Obama during
that era, and he got together with a group of
mathema peticians and they discovered something in the fabric of
spacetime called a Dinker codes. And in these the Dnker codes,
they have mathematical error correcting codes hidden in the fabric
of nature itself. And those error correcting codes, he discovered
(04:15):
blew me away because they're the same exact error correcting
codes that are inside of search engines and web browsers.
So he discovered something that we thought we created these codes,
but they exist naturally in the fabric of nature itself.
And so all of a sudden, we realized that we
didn't create the coding for searchings in web browsers. All
(04:36):
we simply did was we extract the code from the
universe and reutilized it. We remembered something within us that
already exists. And that's what got me deeper into this,
because I realized that we're living in this creation that's
rendered just like the ancients say, you know, the Aboriginal say,
we're living in sleepy time, the Hopi tribes that were
(04:56):
living in dream time. And the more I looked into
it again and realize, wow, modern science is backing up
what these ancient cultures already had told us.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
How do we use these holographic universe thoughts, the fractals
to make our life better?
Speaker 3 (05:14):
Billy, Well, if you've become to realize that, you know,
we're part of this much bigger, bigger thing outside of
this being a part of this entire universe and galaxy
connected through this energy grid that makes up this matrix.
But outside of that, the consciousness that's coming from a
higher dementia and treating in here, which is coming from
(05:36):
the one source. Some may call it God, some they
call it the universe. Some want to call it nature,
But whatever they want to call it, it doesn't really matter.
The fact is that we're part of something so grand
and so incredible, and we're living out a fractal of
its consciousness in our reality for a short period of
time to experience life subjectively. So in some way we're
(05:56):
intrinsically connected to this one source. In other words, the
one source, let's say, for example, God is living subjectively
through each in every one of us throughout the known universe.
So I understand what does it like to be Billy Causon,
what does it like to be John, Sue and Mary
and so forth and so on. And we're gathering this
information throughout our lives, and we're transmitting it back in
(06:17):
real time back to the source so that source can
get an idea of what is it like to live
in the third dimension in this particular universe.
Speaker 2 (06:25):
There are many who believe we live in a holographic universe.
Where do you fit in their Billy.
Speaker 3 (06:32):
I believe that we are. I don't think we're close
to base reality at all. I think base reality is
very We may be in who knows how many millions
and millions of levels and layers of different realities that
already exist. And I believe that base reality is really
far away from us, that we're probably living in an
(06:54):
ancestor simulation, in other words, a simulation that's rendered inside
of another relations For example, we created a video game
called No Man's Sky. It's very famous now. No Man
Sky is a video game that has eighty quadrillion planets
and the game has unlimited life forms and the game
(07:15):
actually never ends. It was created by fourteen college students
and was put on one DVD. And so the thing
about that, well, what happened when they inject AI into
that video game? The people in there are going to
begin to wonder who are they, where they come from,
where's reality? Who is God? And all those crazy things.
They're going to become begin to ask the same questions
(07:37):
we're asking, because they're going to become hyper intelligent. Also,
the other video game I looked at was The SIMS.
And in the SIMS they're already talking about injecting AI
and to the SIMS and that they may become conscious
and of the people are having babies and going to
work and driving cars and everything else. At some point
they're gonna say, what, how do we get here? Well,
(07:57):
what was the big bang for them? A big bang
it when we turned on the console. So there's so
many layers to reality, and it seems like we're creating
these same realities ourselves.
Speaker 4 (08:07):
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Speaker 1 (08:09):
We've got Stephen and Malachi Gregory in Nelson, New Zealand.
Speaker 4 (08:14):
Now I understand that Malachi, who is eight almost nine
years old now, was suffering with not just one or
two warts, but I mean a significant outbreak of warts
all over his body, so significant it impacted his ability
to really function.
Speaker 3 (08:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 5 (08:28):
Yeah, he was having trouble even holding a pencil to
right a TI's book. Actually, that got me thinking about it.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
I'm not surprised.
Speaker 3 (08:35):
It is an amazing immuno modulator, and so I can
see that it would work.
Speaker 4 (08:40):
And so at what point did you see that there
was actually improvement it's really going to work.
Speaker 5 (08:45):
Well, look, we really started to notice it around twelve weeks.
You can see these things actually getting smaller and smaller
and then going down to with just little rid monks.
The whole things are gone and we're talking about what's
you know, one that size the wanner, I thought, no way,
that's going to Wow, that's just been miraculous to say
him get into a pair of shoes.
Speaker 4 (09:04):
Yes, how wonderful.
Speaker 5 (09:06):
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Speaker 4 (09:08):
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Speaker 5 (09:10):
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Speaker 3 (09:13):
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Speaker 2 (09:36):
Billie, I still can't get a physicist or an astronomer
to explain what the big bang is. They can't do it.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Yeah, yeah, you know what they're saying is really technically,
around thirteen point eight million years ago or so, you know,
there was this huge, huge explosure from this one tiny
mass maybe the side of the small green pea, that
then expanded outward extensively, and that this extensive outward expansion
(10:08):
became what we now know as this entire universe now,
but they aren't telling you. And the reason why they're
afraid of it is because prior to that Big Bang
is really where we get into understanding that there was
a white hole that created this bank. So there was
on the other end of the white hole as a
black hole. And so now what we're they're beginning to
get more courageous and talking about it is that black
(10:29):
holes lead to white holes into new bubble universes, and
that we may be living in the exit of a
white hole into this that created this sphere that we're
living in right now that we call our modern universe,
but it could be the energy leaving from a black
hole from a different universe completely.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
How many universes could there be if we're living in
this hologram.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
There could be an infinite number. We're talking about infinite
multiverse and also an infinite parallel reality verse. So we're
talking about the number now is in Google's Google is
actually a number, and we're talking about Google time maybe
to the tense power or fifteenth power, so we're talking
about a really huge number.
Speaker 2 (11:15):
Where does consciousness fit into the equationbility.
Speaker 3 (11:20):
Well, that's coming from the fact that we believe now
that the human brain is not creating consciousness, it's actually
downloading a stream of consciousness. And so the stream that's
being downloaded into this realm is that our bodies are
designed to pick up a particular dot frequency of that
particular vibration, and so consciences is transcending through eleven dimensions.
(11:44):
So Miteo Cock with the famous theoretical physicist, was also
taking a look at this, and he said that after
they did the mathematical models, they discovered that the universe
itself is eleven dimensions. And the reason why eleven a
mathematical model say it would collapse. Anything higher than eleven
it collapses back to eleven. Anything lower it expands to eleven.
(12:07):
And then the Brain institute completely separate research, they discovered
something interesting. They discovered that the human mind is connecting
to eleven dimensions, an independent study, separate from Mitiocacu's. So
we find that the brain is connecting to eleven dimensions,
and we find that the universe is eleven dimensions, and
so there could be this interconnectedness but consciousness between every
(12:30):
individual layer of reality and every individual dimension, giving us
almost like a universal chakra system. There's really incredible stuff.
Speaker 2 (12:38):
Billy, how would you recommend we use the knowledge of
a fractal holographic universe in our everyday life.
Speaker 3 (12:47):
Well, I would think that people really could understand that
we're you know, we're in this programmed matrix. The importance
of that and how we can use it in our
everyday life is that we are also not only in
the program but we also programmers, because our consciousness is
what's stealing and driving the illusion, the illusion of tility,
(13:08):
the illusion of creating this reality in this realm. And
so with that we don't we realize that there's no
locked in destiny anymore, that our future is what we
make it literally, and so we have the capability of
changing our reality, changing our future by changing our subconscious programming,
realizing that the coding that we've been given since we're
(13:29):
born can be altered, can be changed, can be reprogrammed.
Our belief systems around scarcity, mindset around lack of abundance, poverty,
the lack of belief in ourselves, those are all programming codes.
So once you understand this, you can then begin to
rewrite that code. You can change the code, You can
actually begin to reprogram yourself, and you can actually then
(13:52):
create a better outimo or different future. We also have
the ability to manifest reality. So that means that we
can literally begin to understand that our conscious thoughts, multiplied
by action, create the manifestations that we see and experience
in this world, and so that means we're programming and
creating our future as it unfolds.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
Do you find that you had a different attitude about
life once you began to realize.
Speaker 3 (14:18):
What this was? Yep, I sure did, There's no doubt
about it. I really didn't began to realize that everything
is conscious, and so everything that exists within the entire
universe is conscious because everything, including the atoms, all come
from the creation of the divine Creator, and that the
(14:38):
vibration that is and everything we know, everything is moving,
nothing's at rest is the vibration of the movement. Of
the Beginning, where it says in the Beginning was the word?
That word is a frequency vibration. Even the clothes you're wearing,
the microphone you're speaking into, the device I'm talking into
right now, everything is absolutely conscious. And when you understand that,
(14:59):
you begin to you have more of reverence for everything
that you come in contact with. You begin to treat
everything with more love, respect, honor. You don't destroy things,
you don't take things for granted. I think has a
huge impact. Imagine a kid growing up learning that everything
that they own, including their toys, is conscious and what
to respect life. How would they then respect their toys,
(15:20):
their bedroom, their everything that the people that they interact with.
They may come grow up in a completely different mindset.
Speaker 2 (15:29):
But this is indeed reality, is it not?
Speaker 1 (15:33):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (15:33):
Yeah, we're living in reality, the reality that's rendered for us,
the reality that's here for us. And this reality is
parts of it is hard coded, but parts of it
are malleable that we can that we can help to
really change and bend and mold. And so there's a
formula that I that I created myself called C T
(15:54):
multiplied by A equals M, and that formula can help
you create and control your destiny to some extent. And
that CT multiplied by able M means conscious thoughts multiplied
by action equals manifestation. And once you install those those
uh you know that that formula into your daily life
(16:17):
and you live by that, you can begin to see
how everything that's unfolding or that's moving forward with you
is what you or yourself are actually creating. We're all
doing it, we're just unconscious of it. And because we're
unconscious of it, everything seems like it's randomly happening in
our lives. But the reality is we have a little
bit more control than we've ben taught.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
What advantage does does somebody have?
Speaker 1 (16:39):
Billy?
Speaker 2 (16:40):
When they begin to realize how to.
Speaker 3 (16:42):
Use this, oh, their life doesn't become so random. Instead
of imagine a wave at the shoreline and someone sitting
at the edge of the shoreline and waiting for the
wave to crash over them, the wave of reality, and
so they become conscious of what's happening, only in the
exact moment that's happening, so they don't have a lot
(17:03):
of time to change and alter the outcome. But now
imagine surfing that way. Because you know that you have
the ability to not be your thoughts, but be the
observer of your thoughts, and because of that, then you
now have the ability to really help to mold and
change the outcome of where you are. You know where
you're going and how you're acting, how you're moving, and
(17:25):
what reality is unfolding for you.
Speaker 2 (17:29):
How does this affect us with our thoughts on death Billy.
Speaker 3 (17:34):
Well, you know, for me, it really enlightened me because
I also had a near experience in twenty twenty four.
So I learned something really special about this. You know,
just from the personal experience, that life is eternal, you
are already eternal, that there is really no death, only
a transition from one state to the next. And so
(17:55):
I was flat lined for fifteen minutes in twenty twenty
four from a severe case pneumonia. I went stepsis, an
organ shutdown, and it proved what I had learned from
this fractal holograph universe theory is that everything is energy,
and energy cannot be destroyed and it can only be transformed.
And I literally transformed from this state to another state
of reality instantaneously. And when that happened, my life changed forever.
(18:19):
I began to realize what was really going on, that
we really are living in this this matrix which has
many levels, and you just transition from one level to
the next. So my fear of death is gone.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
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Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Man, welcome back to Coast to Coast George Nori with you.
Billy Carson, founder and CEO Forbidden Knowledge, is the author, researcher, producer,
and host known for exploring nacient civilizations, consciousness, advanced science,
and the hidden patterns that connect humanity to the cosmos.
He's been working on the Fractal Holographic Universe. That's his book,
(00:26):
and here he is on Coast to Coast. Billy, welcome back.
Speaker 3 (00:29):
Have you been Oh fantastic. Okay, I've been great, man.
I thought I was having a back connection for a second. Okay,
that's great. Yeah, I can hear you. Great, all right,
really great.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Fractal holographic universe. What does that mean?
Speaker 3 (00:42):
All right? Yeah, So we're talking about fractal holographic universal,
talking about the holographic principle where everything exists as fractals
native light. And what we're talking about really is practice
are patterns that exist at smaller and smaller scales, and
scientists started looking into the nature of reality itself and
to discover something interesting that everything was a smaller version
(01:03):
of what was in the hole and the smallest scale.
Scientists actually discovered that we're living in a universe that
actually has pixelation at the smallest level, so that means
that the larger scale, what we're looking at is just
rendered illusion. And they began to realize that everything, due
to wave particle duality and quantum physics, is really light
waves that are slowed down to a particular vibrational frequency
(01:27):
that give us this illusion of solidity. So they're saying
that we're living in this matrix, a matrix made of
light waves, of light waves of potential, and human consciences
appears to be what's collapsing it into the reality that
we believe is unfolding. So it's really wild stuff and
hard to wrap your mind around, but it's what all
(01:47):
the top theoretical business and scientists are saying right now.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
In fact, so generally it means a very detailed structure,
doesn't it.
Speaker 3 (01:57):
Absolutely. So if you look at everything nature, everything that's
naturally created, we see these these natural formations, these complicated
natural formations, and every time using them into them, there's
also the smallest and the largest has the smallest, and
the smallest part has the largest, And so what they're
what they did was that Pixar Studios is they took
(02:18):
this same equation of what they found in nature, and
they install that fractal equation called the Mandel broad set
into the software to render these uh, these animations and
render all the scenes, the backgroones, and they don't even
have to actually make the characters anymore because of this
this small fractal equation, and that's what made them famous.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
Now, if we're living in a fractal holographic universe, does
that mean we're not real?
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Now?
Speaker 3 (02:47):
We're real and everything about us is real. What it
means is that we're part of the matrix to itself,
so we can't really detect it from the inside out.
Speaker 2 (02:55):
Uh.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
And so it doesn't take anything away from us because
our consciousness is real. So everything tier in the third
dimension is part of the fracle. It's part of this
created universe, just like all the ancients say, just like
the Bible says, we're living in a creation. But what
it separates us from the creation is that our consciousness
is coming from a higher dimension and being streamed into
(03:15):
this reality. So the consciousness is the way it keeps
us real. It's just that we're temporally inhabiting this body
for a period of time.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
How did Billy Carson get involved in this incredible study?
Speaker 3 (03:30):
Well, what happened was, you know, many years ago, I
began asking the same question everyone else is asking, like
what really is the nature of the universe? Who are we?
Where we're from? And as I started looking to science
for the andrewers, I started coming across great studies by
a scientists named doctor James Gates, Junior Professor. James Gates
is the University of Maryland professor who studied supersymmetry and mathematics.
(03:54):
He was the former scientific advisor to President Obama during
that era, and he got together with a group of
mathema peticians and they discovered something in the fabric of
spacetime called a Dinker codes. And in these the Dnker codes,
they have mathematical error correcting codes hidden in the fabric
of nature itself. And those error correcting codes, he discovered
(04:15):
blew me away because they're the same exact error correcting
codes that are inside of search engines and web browsers.
So he discovered something that we thought we created these codes,
but they exist naturally in the fabric of nature itself.
And so all of a sudden, we realized that we
didn't create the coding for searchings in web browsers. All
(04:36):
we simply did was we extract the code from the
universe and reutilized it. We remembered something within us that
already exists. And that's what got me deeper into this,
because I realized that we're living in this creation that's
rendered just like the ancients say, you know, the Aboriginal say,
we're living in sleepy time, the Hopi tribes that were
(04:56):
living in dream time. And the more I looked into
it again and realize, wow, modern science is backing up
what these ancient cultures already had told us.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
How do we use these holographic universe thoughts, the fractals
to make our life better?
Speaker 3 (05:14):
Billy, Well, if you've become to realize that, you know,
we're part of this much bigger, bigger thing outside of
this being a part of this entire universe and galaxy
connected through this energy grid that makes up this matrix.
But outside of that, the consciousness that's coming from a
higher dementia and treating in here, which is coming from
(05:36):
the one source. Some may call it God, some they
call it the universe. Some want to call it nature,
But whatever they want to call it, it doesn't really matter.
The fact is that we're part of something so grand
and so incredible, and we're living out a fractal of
its consciousness in our reality for a short period of
time to experience life subjectively. So in some way we're
(05:56):
intrinsically connected to this one source. In other words, the
one source, let's say, for example, God is living subjectively
through each in every one of us throughout the known universe.
So I understand what does it like to be Billy Causon,
what does it like to be John, Sue and Mary
and so forth and so on. And we're gathering this
information throughout our lives, and we're transmitting it back in
(06:17):
real time back to the source so that source can
get an idea of what is it like to live
in the third dimension in this particular universe.
Speaker 2 (06:25):
There are many who believe we live in a holographic universe.
Where do you fit in their Billy.
Speaker 3 (06:32):
I believe that we are. I don't think we're close
to base reality at all. I think base reality is
very We may be in who knows how many millions
and millions of levels and layers of different realities that
already exist. And I believe that base reality is really
far away from us, that we're probably living in an
(06:54):
ancestor simulation, in other words, a simulation that's rendered inside
of another relations For example, we created a video game
called No Man's Sky. It's very famous now. No Man
Sky is a video game that has eighty quadrillion planets
and the game has unlimited life forms and the game
(07:15):
actually never ends. It was created by fourteen college students
and was put on one DVD. And so the thing
about that, well, what happened when they inject AI into
that video game? The people in there are going to
begin to wonder who are they, where they come from,
where's reality? Who is God? And all those crazy things.
They're going to become begin to ask the same questions
(07:37):
we're asking, because they're going to become hyper intelligent. Also,
the other video game I looked at was The SIMS.
And in the SIMS they're already talking about injecting AI
and to the SIMS and that they may become conscious
and of the people are having babies and going to
work and driving cars and everything else. At some point
they're gonna say, what, how do we get here? Well,
(07:57):
what was the big bang for them? A big bang
it when we turned on the console. So there's so
many layers to reality, and it seems like we're creating
these same realities ourselves.
Speaker 4 (08:07):
And I know you're gonna want some them after hearing this.
This is an amazing story.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
We've got Stephen and Malachi Gregory in Nelson, New Zealand.
Speaker 4 (08:14):
Now I understand that Malachi, who is eight almost nine
years old now, was suffering with not just one or
two warts, but I mean a significant outbreak of warts
all over his body, so significant it impacted his ability
to really function.
Speaker 3 (08:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 5 (08:28):
Yeah, he was having trouble even holding a pencil to
right a TI's book. Actually, that got me thinking about it.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
I'm not surprised.
Speaker 3 (08:35):
It is an amazing immuno modulator, and so I can
see that it would work.
Speaker 4 (08:40):
And so at what point did you see that there
was actually improvement it's really going to work.
Speaker 5 (08:45):
Well, look, we really started to notice it around twelve weeks.
You can see these things actually getting smaller and smaller
and then going down to with just little rid monks.
The whole things are gone and we're talking about what's
you know, one that size the wanner, I thought, no way,
that's going to Wow, that's just been miraculous to say
him get into a pair of shoes.
Speaker 4 (09:04):
Yes, how wonderful.
Speaker 5 (09:06):
It's great to see. I'm so happy and yes.
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Ocident absolutely wonderful.
Speaker 5 (09:10):
For instead of saying it that is blown away, TI,
this is awesome.
Speaker 3 (09:13):
Yeah, this is awesome.
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Speaker 2 (09:36):
Billie, I still can't get a physicist or an astronomer
to explain what the big bang is. They can't do it.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Yeah, yeah, you know what they're saying is really technically,
around thirteen point eight million years ago or so, you know,
there was this huge, huge explosure from this one tiny
mass maybe the side of the small green pea, that
then expanded outward extensively, and that this extensive outward expansion
(10:08):
became what we now know as this entire universe now,
but they aren't telling you. And the reason why they're
afraid of it is because prior to that Big Bang
is really where we get into understanding that there was
a white hole that created this bank. So there was
on the other end of the white hole as a
black hole. And so now what we're they're beginning to
get more courageous and talking about it is that black
(10:29):
holes lead to white holes into new bubble universes, and
that we may be living in the exit of a
white hole into this that created this sphere that we're
living in right now that we call our modern universe,
but it could be the energy leaving from a black
hole from a different universe completely.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
How many universes could there be if we're living in
this hologram.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
There could be an infinite number. We're talking about infinite
multiverse and also an infinite parallel reality verse. So we're
talking about the number now is in Google's Google is
actually a number, and we're talking about Google time maybe
to the tense power or fifteenth power, so we're talking
about a really huge number.
Speaker 2 (11:15):
Where does consciousness fit into the equationbility.
Speaker 3 (11:20):
Well, that's coming from the fact that we believe now
that the human brain is not creating consciousness, it's actually
downloading a stream of consciousness. And so the stream that's
being downloaded into this realm is that our bodies are
designed to pick up a particular dot frequency of that
particular vibration, and so consciences is transcending through eleven dimensions.
(11:44):
So Miteo Cock with the famous theoretical physicist, was also
taking a look at this, and he said that after
they did the mathematical models, they discovered that the universe
itself is eleven dimensions. And the reason why eleven a
mathematical model say it would collapse. Anything higher than eleven
it collapses back to eleven. Anything lower it expands to eleven.
(12:07):
And then the Brain institute completely separate research, they discovered
something interesting. They discovered that the human mind is connecting
to eleven dimensions, an independent study, separate from Mitiocacu's. So
we find that the brain is connecting to eleven dimensions,
and we find that the universe is eleven dimensions, and
so there could be this interconnectedness but consciousness between every
(12:30):
individual layer of reality and every individual dimension, giving us
almost like a universal chakra system. There's really incredible stuff.
Speaker 2 (12:38):
Billy, how would you recommend we use the knowledge of
a fractal holographic universe in our everyday life.
Speaker 3 (12:47):
Well, I would think that people really could understand that
we're you know, we're in this programmed matrix. The importance
of that and how we can use it in our
everyday life is that we are also not only in
the program but we also programmers, because our consciousness is
what's stealing and driving the illusion, the illusion of tility,
(13:08):
the illusion of creating this reality in this realm. And
so with that we don't we realize that there's no
locked in destiny anymore, that our future is what we
make it literally, and so we have the capability of
changing our reality, changing our future by changing our subconscious programming,
realizing that the coding that we've been given since we're
(13:29):
born can be altered, can be changed, can be reprogrammed.
Our belief systems around scarcity, mindset around lack of abundance, poverty,
the lack of belief in ourselves, those are all programming codes.
So once you understand this, you can then begin to
rewrite that code. You can change the code, You can
actually begin to reprogram yourself, and you can actually then
(13:52):
create a better outimo or different future. We also have
the ability to manifest reality. So that means that we
can literally begin to understand that our conscious thoughts, multiplied
by action, create the manifestations that we see and experience
in this world, and so that means we're programming and
creating our future as it unfolds.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
Do you find that you had a different attitude about
life once you began to realize.
Speaker 3 (14:18):
What this was? Yep, I sure did, There's no doubt
about it. I really didn't began to realize that everything
is conscious, and so everything that exists within the entire
universe is conscious because everything, including the atoms, all come
from the creation of the divine Creator, and that the
(14:38):
vibration that is and everything we know, everything is moving,
nothing's at rest is the vibration of the movement. Of
the Beginning, where it says in the Beginning was the word?
That word is a frequency vibration. Even the clothes you're wearing,
the microphone you're speaking into, the device I'm talking into
right now, everything is absolutely conscious. And when you understand that,
(14:59):
you begin to you have more of reverence for everything
that you come in contact with. You begin to treat
everything with more love, respect, honor. You don't destroy things,
you don't take things for granted. I think has a
huge impact. Imagine a kid growing up learning that everything
that they own, including their toys, is conscious and what
to respect life. How would they then respect their toys,
(15:20):
their bedroom, their everything that the people that they interact with.
They may come grow up in a completely different mindset.
Speaker 2 (15:29):
But this is indeed reality, is it not?
Speaker 1 (15:33):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (15:33):
Yeah, we're living in reality, the reality that's rendered for us,
the reality that's here for us. And this reality is
parts of it is hard coded, but parts of it
are malleable that we can that we can help to
really change and bend and mold. And so there's a
formula that I that I created myself called C T
(15:54):
multiplied by A equals M, and that formula can help
you create and control your destiny to some extent. And
that CT multiplied by able M means conscious thoughts multiplied
by action equals manifestation. And once you install those those
uh you know that that formula into your daily life
(16:17):
and you live by that, you can begin to see
how everything that's unfolding or that's moving forward with you
is what you or yourself are actually creating. We're all
doing it, we're just unconscious of it. And because we're
unconscious of it, everything seems like it's randomly happening in
our lives. But the reality is we have a little
bit more control than we've ben taught.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
What advantage does does somebody have?
Speaker 1 (16:39):
Billy?
Speaker 2 (16:40):
When they begin to realize how to.
Speaker 3 (16:42):
Use this, oh, their life doesn't become so random. Instead
of imagine a wave at the shoreline and someone sitting
at the edge of the shoreline and waiting for the
wave to crash over them, the wave of reality, and
so they become conscious of what's happening, only in the
exact moment that's happening, so they don't have a lot
(17:03):
of time to change and alter the outcome. But now
imagine surfing that way. Because you know that you have
the ability to not be your thoughts, but be the
observer of your thoughts, and because of that, then you
now have the ability to really help to mold and
change the outcome of where you are. You know where
you're going and how you're acting, how you're moving, and
(17:25):
what reality is unfolding for you.
Speaker 2 (17:29):
How does this affect us with our thoughts on death Billy.
Speaker 3 (17:34):
Well, you know, for me, it really enlightened me because
I also had a near experience in twenty twenty four.
So I learned something really special about this. You know,
just from the personal experience, that life is eternal, you
are already eternal, that there is really no death, only
a transition from one state to the next. And so
(17:55):
I was flat lined for fifteen minutes in twenty twenty
four from a severe case pneumonia. I went stepsis, an
organ shutdown, and it proved what I had learned from
this fractal holograph universe theory is that everything is energy,
and energy cannot be destroyed and it can only be transformed.
And I literally transformed from this state to another state
of reality instantaneously. And when that happened, my life changed forever.
(18:19):
I began to realize what was really going on, that
we really are living in this this matrix which has
many levels, and you just transition from one level to
the next. So my fear of death is gone.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
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