The Truth Maya Doesn’t Want You to Know About Time and Space

Why It’s All Just a Cosmic Joke

The Challenge: The Illusion of Duality

Time. Space.

These grand concepts are the ultimate prison cells, confining our minds in a relentless pursuit of meaning where none exists. The challenge? Duality. This pervasive illusion is the root of our fear, depression, and futile quest for fulfillment. It’s the cosmic joke no one’s laughing at—because most people don’t even know it exists…

…and those who do are too busy trying to decode it.

Picture this: You're standing in line for coffee.

The guy ahead of you is tap-tap-tapping away on his phone, oblivious to the show unfolding right under his nose. What’s he looking for?

Connection? Information? Maybe a cat video? Meanwhile, he’s missing the punchline of the universe’s biggest gag. Make no mistake about it; societal norms, religious doctrines, and beliefs are the smoke and mirrors of this grand illusion. From birth, we’re spoon-fed a diet of dualistic thinking. Good and bad, right and wrong, us and them. It’s all nonsense.

These constructs create a narrative that keeps us on a never-ending hamster wheel…

…chasing shadows and echoes.

Whose Challenge is This?

Young people, truth seekers, and those ensnared by dogma—this one’s for you.

You’re the prime targets of this cosmic prank. Why? Because you care. You want answers. You’ve got that fire in your belly that makes you think there’s something out there worth finding.

Young people are especially vulnerable. They’re indoctrinated early, taught to value the tangible and dismiss the ethereal. The truth seekers? They’re like dogs chasing their tails, thinking that the next book, the next guru, the next retreat will unlock the mysteries of the universe. And those trapped by dogma? They’re the lifers, clinging to ancient texts and rituals as if they were life rafts in a stormy sea.

But here’s the kicker: all of them, all of you, are caught in the same web. You’re seeking outside what’s always been within…