The Scroll of Harmony

For centuries, psychology has categorized mental health conditions such as Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder, as disorders of the mind. Traditional psychiatry attributes DID to trauma, stress, or neurological dysfunction, where the mind fragments into different identities as a coping mechanism. However, as our understanding of consciousness evolves, a growing number of thinkers, researchers, and spiritual practitioners are beginning to question whether what we call a “disorder” might actually be something far more profound: the natural experience of a multidimensional being in a reality that has not yet adapted to its complexity. The Traditional View vs. Emerging Perspectives DID is commonly explained as a psychological survival strategy in response to extreme trauma. The symptoms include memory gaps, shifts in personality, and the presence of multiple “selves” within one body. From a medical standpoint, these identities, often referred to as “alters”, are thought to be disconnected aspects of the same individual, created as a defense mechanism. But what if we remove the assumption that consciousness is singular, linear, and bound strictly to one timeline or reality? What if these distinct personalities are not merely fragmented aspects of one psyche, but expressions of a consciousness that exists simultaneously across multiple dimensions? Ancient spiritual traditions, mysticism, and even quantum physics suggest that reality is far more fluid and interconnected than it appears. The concept of a multidimensional self aligns with the idea that consciousness does not exist in isolation but rather spans across various realities, timelines, and states of being. Could what we currently define as a psychological disorder actually be an unrecognized manifestation of multidimensional awareness? Signs of a Paradigm Shift Several modern phenomena hint at the possibility that consciousness extends beyond conventional psychological models: 1. Spiritual Awakenings & Collective Consciousness An increasing number of individuals report experiences of expanded awareness, remembering past lives, accessing knowledge they were never taught, or feeling as though they exist in multiple realities at once. Many of these experiences bear striking similarities to the descriptions of DID, suggesting a possible link between multiple personalities and multidimensional perception. 2. Quantum Mechanics & The Many-Worlds Interpretation Scientific theories, such as the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, suggest that multiple realities may coexist simultaneously. If this is the case, it stands to reason that some individuals could have consciousness that extends into these parallel realities, resulting in the experience of multiple identities within one body. 3. Unexplained Personality Transitions in DID There have been documented cases where individuals with DID exhibit skills, languages, or memories with no known origin in their current lifetime. While mainstream psychology attributes this to subconscious learning or cryptomnesia, an alternative explanation is that these are bleed-throughs from another existence, whether past lives, parallel realities, or higher-dimensional aspects of self. How Society Must Adapt If the lines between mental illness and multidimensional existence are indeed blurring, then our approach to treatment, support, and societal understanding must evolve. Instead of immediately labeling individuals with conditions based on outdated psychological models, we must develop a framework that allows for the possibility that consciousness is far more expansive than we once believed. 1. Rethinking Diagnosis Rather than solely treating DID as a disorder that must be suppressed or integrated into a singular identity, could therapy incorporate methods that embrace the multidimensional nature of consciousness? If individuals are indeed experiencing multiple realities at once, forcing them into a single identity may do more harm than good. 2. Integrating Science and Spirituality The medical community and spiritual researchers must engage in dialogue rather than dismissing each other’s perspectives. Psychology, neuroscience, and metaphysics must work together to form a more holistic understanding of human consciousness. Without this integration, we risk misdiagnosing individuals who may actually hold insights into the true nature of reality. 3. Shifting Cultural Perceptions Society has long framed multiple personalities as something to fear or pathologize, often fueled by misleading media portrayals. Instead of viewing these individuals as unstable or dangerous, we should explore their experiences with curiosity and respect. If consciousness is multidimensional, then their lived experiences may offer valuable clues about how reality itself operates. Preparing for the Future As more individuals awaken to the multidimensional aspects of their consciousness, what was once considered a mental illness may instead be recognized as an evolutionary shift. If we fail to adapt, we risk marginalizing individuals who may hold the key to understanding the deeper nature of existence. The challenge is not to suppress these experiences but rather to develop tools and frameworks that help individuals navigate them in a healthy, grounded, and integrated manner. The time has come for psychology, spirituality, and science to converge. The question is, Will we be ready?

I’ve never really been into politics personally, but I make a special case for this one. When Donald Trump launched his 2016 presidential campaign, one of his most effective rallying cries was “Drain the Swamp.” It was a direct appeal to anti-establishment sentiment, promising to rid Washington of corrupt politicians, deep-state bureaucrats, and corporate elites who had been running the country for their own benefit. For many voters, this message resonated, they saw Trump as an outsider who would dismantle the elitist power structures controlling D.C. But did Trump actually “drain the swamp” or did he become the swamp himself? If we examine his presidency and political career, we see a pattern of contradictions, where he railed against corruption while surrounding himself with the very figures he claimed to oppose. 1. The Promise: A War on Political Corruption During his first campaign, Trump positioned himself as the ultimate anti-corruption crusader: ✔️ He criticized career politicians, accusing them of enriching themselves while ignoring ordinary Americans. ✔️ He attacked “globalists” and corporate elites, claiming they had sold out American workers. ✔️ He vowed to drain the swamp by getting rid of lobbyists, career bureaucrats, and special interest groups. His outsider status made this promise appealing, he was a businessman, not a career politician, and his supporters believed he would break the cycle of corruption. 2. The Reality: Trump’s Own Swamp However, once in office, Trump did the opposite of draining the swamp, he built an even murkier one. Here’s how: A. Surrounding Himself with Lobbyists and Elites • Despite vowing to kick lobbyists out of Washington, Trump packed his administration with them. • Former Goldman Sachs executives like Steve Mnuchin became key figures in his economic team, contradicting his claims of fighting Wall Street influence. • Billionaires and corporate elites gained more power under Trump, particularly through tax cuts that overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy. B. Record-Level Corruption and Indictments • Trump’s administration had one of the highest turnover rates in U.S. history, with many officials resigning due to scandals, legal issues, or internal conflicts. • Several high-ranking Trump associates were indicted, convicted, or investigated for corruption, including: • Paul Manafort (campaign chairman) – convicted of financial crimes. • Michael Flynn (National Security Advisor) – lied to the FBI about Russian contacts. • Steve Bannon (chief strategist) – arrested for fraud over a border wall fundraising scheme. • Roger Stone (longtime ally) – convicted of lying to Congress and obstruction of justice. • Tom Barrack (Trump fundraiser) – charged with acting as an unregistered foreign agent. C. Personal Enrichment & Self-Dealing • Trump openly used the presidency to promote his businesses: • He charged the government millions for Secret Service stays at Trump properties. • He attempted to hold the G7 summit at his Doral golf resort, sparking an ethics scandal. • Foreign dignitaries were encouraged to stay at Trump hotels, raising concerns about pay-to-play politics. D. Pardon Scandals & Political Favoritism • Trump weaponized the pardon system to help allies convicted of corruption: • He pardoned Manafort, Stone, and Bannon, despite serious charges. • He granted last-minute pardons to wealthy criminals and political donors. • His pardon list was full of lobbyists, fundraisers, and people with personal connections. 3. Trump 2024: Running on the Same Swamp Rhetoric Despite becoming the very thing he claimed to fight, Trump is still running on the “Drain the Swamp” slogan in 2024. However, this time, his definition of the “swamp” has changed: • In 2016, the swamp meant lobbyists, politicians, and corporate elites. • In 2024, he now redefines the swamp as the “Deep State” career government officials, intelligence agencies, and political opponents. • His latest campaign focuses more on purging government agencies (DOJ, FBI, military leadership) that he believes are working against him. This shift suggests that “draining the swamp” was never about removing corruption, it was about consolidating power for himself. The Swamp That Grew Bigger Trump did not drain the swamp, he made it deeper, murkier, and more self-serving than ever. Under his presidency: • Cronyism, self-enrichment, and corruption skyrocketed. • He stacked his administration with lobbyists, billionaires, and insiders. • He protected and pardoned allies while attacking political opponents. Yet, his base still buys into the narrative because he has redefined “the swamp” to fit whatever benefits him politically. In reality, Trump did not abolish the swamp, he just moved in and became its biggest alligator.

There was once a man who fell deeply in love with a woman, and together they married in the old ways, binding their hands with chords, as tradition had taught them. He believed in the purity of their union, unaware that his wife held dark secrets. Behind the mask of love, she was unfaithful, seducing many men and draining their very life force. She fed on their souls, leaving a trail of emptiness in her wake. One day, as the man rested beneath the shadow of an ancient yew tree, he was visited in a vision by Anubis, the god of death and the afterlife. Anubis, seeing the man’s strength, granted him the power to walk between life and death, gifting him the ability to command energies that were beyond human comprehension. That evening, the man’s wife came to him, her heart filled with malice and betrayal. In a final act of treachery, she unleashed the demons she carried, pouring them into the man’s heart. She offered him up as a sacrifice to Kali, the goddess of destruction, intending to end not just his life, but the past and future of his entire family lineage. Surrounded by flames of despair, she sought to burn them into oblivion. But the man was stronger than she imagined. He was already sanctified as a vessel for old gods, he did not break. The sacrifice failed. Rising from the ashes of his betrayal, the man returned to his family home, scarred but alive. Seeking solace, he went to the church of his childhood, hoping to rekindle his faith and take sacrament, yearning to welcome Jesus back into his heart. But there, too, he found no refuge. The church, seeing the darkness that now followed him, branded him a monster. Using their spiritual gifts, they projected their fear and hatred onto him, attempting to destroy his very soul. Heartbroken and abandoned on all fronts, the man realized that he no longer belonged to any of the worlds he once knew. The betrayal of his wife, the rejection from his faith, and the burdens of the demons he now carried transformed him. But instead of succumbing to despair, he embraced his true nature of balance and zen. He gathered strength from his experiences, forming alliances with both angels and demons, acknowledging that all of them now lived within him. He embraced them and got to know the lessons each taught him. After completing each lesson he would be granted skills that allowed the man to see the world for what it was in its true essence. Now, the man walks the earth with a new identity. He is no longer just a man, but many, both light and shadow. He is the commander of the company he keeps, unified with the forces inside him. His name is Legion, for he carries multitudes within him, forever reshaped by the betrayal of both the divine forces, and the demons that could not break him.