@shadownaught
The concept that we are playing a cosmic RPG and that death is just the transition to a new character has cured me of all existential dread. It rings so true to me and puts so many aspects of being a living creature into clearer perspective.
@JR-sv6ij
Take it for what it is... I did DMT for the fist time the night we buried my grandfather, maybe part of why my experience was so much more in depth than the ones that I've heard about?.. My cousin and I were only in town for the funeral and were leaving town that night to go back to work. A long time friend of ours reached out randomly and mentioned he had DMT, which I had heard of but at the time had never known anyone to ever have any, let alone someone we knew. We both decided to partake for whatever reason at the time. I was offered the first hit, which I decided pretty much out of humility to go last, just how I felt at the moment. Both took their turn, nothing happened. I took my turn..... my ears began to ring and hum into what felt like a sound that shattered my reality. The most blinding white, what seemed like smoke began to cloud my vision, until it was as if I were in the brightest white room without measure that I could fathom. I still had reference to my physical body at this point. Then without warning it was as if someone turned the "light" off and was instantly in the same concept as before but an absolute void of nothingness. I had no sense or form or reference of a physical body anymore, I was merely consciousness and aware that "I was". I was then bombarded with all of my shortcomings I had made in life. All the times I willfully did wrong instead of right. All the times I never meant harm but yet still inflicted it because of my own ignorance at the time. It was a non stop review of the lesser deeds I had willfully and unwittingly committed during my life. It was as if I had "died" and I now found myself in "hell"... seconds felt like an eternity... I felt the most genuine and sincere regret I'd ever experienced until that point. I felt genuine sorrow, not for myself and what I thought I was facing but for the people in my life that did not get to see the best version of myself. That I let people down and chose myself over others. I was ready to accept my fate if only I could at the very least apologize for what I was witnessing was done on my behalf... And in that moment of complete surrender and genuine repentance over my failures as a human being.... I was throttled at what seemed like the speed of light to what I could only assume was either in front of me or above me. The void became riddled with "stars" as the speed increased, and as the speed increased the "stars" began to merge into a solid light that manifested as a light at the end of what could be imagined as a "tunnel" (Seemed more like tunnel vision from unfathomable speed). Once reaching the end of this "tunnel" I was again throttled into the.... (this is where words just kind of lose their value in regards to the experience) most astonishing, comprehension shattering and at the same time familiar place I have ever experienced... Although I didn't know what to make of it, it felt more like home than any home I've ever had. It was riddled with colors I can't explain, shapes I can't explain and numbers that made no sense to me. Yet at the same time in combination were conveying a message that was "spoken" to me. It wasn't communicated with words in the way that we communicate, it was almost like receiving a signal to some degree? I interpreted it what we would call english, but there was no "mouth" or anything resembling that nature that articulated this message to me. The message that was imparted to me was as follows "Learn from your mistakes All will be forgiven Live by love This is all for you This is all for you" That was 15 years ago. I have believed in God/Creator what have you, ever since. I believe religion has been either hijacked or was never meant to be a means to reach God but to facilitate an even further separation from the truth. It never set well with me the vanity and very fallible contradictions that all religions have. I don't know of anything that I believe contradicts more the absolute UNCONDITIONAL LOVE that I experienced that night than that of how we are made to think of how we are supposed to worship God. God doesn't need stadium churches and millionaire preachers or songs and theatrics.... It's simply all about love.... I truly learned what LOVE meant that night and the concept of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE... unconditional love means even to your detriment... We have such a little grasp on what love actually means... There is no hate, only love, either love of one's self or love for another. Every shortcoming in the world can be reduced down to either love for one's self or love for another. There is no hell...but that in which we live... We all return to the same home sweet home. We are all God taking a vacation from the most unfathomable existence, so we can enjoy the theater of once again being ignorant. To be in Awe... God bless.
@alouiciousjackson5812
I'm 52. It was absolutely the BERENSTEIN BEARS and "LUKE, I AM YOUR FATHER". There's a trippy video where this guy has a painting of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life(one of the most powerful energies in the Matrix) hanging in his room. He has a child's book which says "Berenstain Bears", but when he enters the room it blurs over into "Berenstein Bears". The dude is freaking out over the phenomena. We truly live in a simulated reality.
@ronalafae
Riz is correct. I had a NDE and I had a lot of computer-type experience. I wrote a book "The Education of Hoot, a Spiritual Journey" and I experienced everything I have ever made another person feel as if I was living the actual moment.
@autex2609
I admit, I'm jealous of this guy's life. Videogame start up dude by day at the bleeding edge of tech, and he spends the rest of his time exploring the most far out scientific/philosophical shit possible. Just sounds fun honestly.
@TrulyFreeHonestly
The "veil of forgetting" and the "veil between the conscious and sub conscious" as described in the "Law of one" or the "Ra" material as it were, describes quite eloquently how just those two implementations on the "Avatars" of source, changed the experience of beingness so profoundly, created duality, as well as many other avenues of experience that eternity itself can't hold all of the possibilities provided by just those two additions.. They broke the stagnant and block to growth. The return back to source was made much more exciting and much much more difficult. So... Enjoy.
@boostednine
The ancient religious people figured out about the simulation and knew outside forces can alter the timeline, that is why many people recite and memorize all the religious scriptures daily in Christian, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam ect.
@s0nvr396
Whoever's playing my character needs to get better at the game
@matthewshroads4233
Riz is awesome. Thanks for having him on
@timr3023
Fruit of the Loom with Cornicorpia was real. How the company can say they never had a cornicorpia is beyond me me!
@davidbennett3447
The man and the high Castle TV show is so good. I wish I had other people to talk about it with.
@Speykast1
There was an advert for "decalcifying my pineal gland" so I am going to be getting on that task today.
@muffinman278
There’s the only guy I ever heard talking about the movie the 13th floor. I love his information thank you so much.
@TheRealRickNash
Around 30:00 min in when he was talking about the life review, it kind of struck me in the head, that if we actually would see all our worldy interactions with other humans when we died but through their eyes including their feelings and emotions towards us, we would literally be either in heaven or hell, depending on how you lived your life. Thank you very much for this incredible interview! A true brain opener for me. 👍
@arsenalboy4ever
Riz Virk is number 1 on simulation theory, love listening to him
@jeroxis9975
Thanks for getting me through work!
@redi6518
I'm a person that has always wanted to reject the simulation theory from the moment i became aware of it. This is the first time I've heard someone explain it in a way that i find acceptable
@DrEmilSchaffhausenIII
Outstanding podcast! Congrats on hosting such an exceptional guest. Your interview style brings out their best and delves deep into the most interesting and fascinating dialogues. Well done and thank you!
@thatdumbcvntnatalie
That life review sounds intense, especially because usually you are your harshest judge. Im gonna have some stuff to deal with but its deserved.
@JulianDorey