The Matrix Within: Are we living in a shared dream?
Have you ever wondered why a particular piece of music can evoke such profound emotions, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers? Or why do certain ancient practices, like meditation and mantra chanting, seem to have a tangible impact on our reality?
Prof Prasanna Premadasa
12/26/20241 min read
The conventional scientific view is that the physical world is objective and independent of our perception. However, it is not so in my view.
The Matrix: A Universal Consciousness
I propose that our minds are interconnected with a universal consciousness, a fluidic entity permeating the entire universe we know and beyond. This cosmic matrix, invisible yet all-encompassing, shapes our perception of reality. It's the underlying fabric of existence, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and experiences. it is in fact the reality.
Sound, a vibrational phenomenon, is a tool for interacting with the matrix. Certain sound patterns, like those found in music and mantras, can resonate with the matrix, leading to profound effects on both individual and collective consciousness.
Ancient spiritual practices, such as Indian mantras and shamanic rituals, often involve the use of specific sound patterns and vibrational frequencies. These practices, passed down through generations, may have been discovered through trial and error, with practitioners fine-tuning their techniques to achieve desired outcomes.
By aligning their intentions with the vibrations of the matrix, practitioners can potentially influence physical reality. This could explain the reported benefits of these practices, including improved health, mental clarity, and spiritual awakening.
This perspective challenges our traditional understanding of reality, suggesting that our minds are not isolated entities but rather interconnected nodes within a vast cosmic network. By tapping into the power of the matrix, we may unlock our true potential and shape our reality in profound ways.
Someone’s connection to the matrix is felt through what we call ‘’gut feelings’’. At the early stage, it will be undiscernible, where a connection is felt but not clear or understood. Even with some experience, it is difficult to validate and differentiate what is felt.
As we delve deeper into the mysteries of the mind and the universe, we may discover that the boundaries between the physical and spiritual realms are far blurrier than we ever imagined.