CHSFS
I have walked through the invisible corridors of time, where men still believe themselves condemned to a single destiny. And I tell you this: your lives are not straight lines, but fans of worlds vibrating just beyond the veil of perception.
You think you inhabit a single story. But listen closely: every desire, every dream dismissed as impossible, already breathes within the field that today’s sages call the quantum field and that the ancients once knew as the Ocean of Potential.
The mystics knew it well. The Egyptians named it Duat, the Vedas called it Akasha, and in Greece it was glimpsed as the realm of Plato’s Ideas. Today, physics barely touches with equations what they experienced as inner vision: the certainty that imagination is no idle fancy, but the divine mechanism by which possibilities collapse into fact.
The Hidden Power of Assumption
You are not chained by destiny, nor by the decrees of the gods, nor by the weary refrain of resignation.
You are imprisoned only by your assumptions.
A sustained thought, though false, will eventually cloak itself in flesh and stone, hardening into reality itself. So it was when Cain assumed himself cursed and became a wanderer; so it was when Alexander assumed himself the son of Zeus and, under that certainty, bent the world to his ambition.
I, Chronosophos, have watched civilizations rise and fall under this same spell: those who assumed greatness raised empires , civilizations , temples and pyramids that still defy the centuries; those who assumed defeat perished before their histories could be written.
The Immutable Law
The infinite field of possibilities does not answer to your wishes, nor to your supplications, nor to the tears you shed in the night.
It responds only to your persisted assumption.
Assume poverty, and you will behold poverty.
Assume freedom, and the invisible chains will break.
Assume unworthiness, and life itself will confirm it.
Assume yourselves heirs of the cosmos, and the gates of worlds will open before you.
The Moral of Chronosophos
It is not fate that keeps you in repeated loops, but the memory you carry of yourselves.
The key is not in waiting, but in assuming and living from the new identity, even before your eyes can see it.
Remember Jesus: he assumed himself Son of the Most High and transformed the spirit of the world.
Remember the alchemists: they assumed that matter obeyed spirit, and though their bodies were burned, they left as inheritance the hidden science that still pulses in present and future.
The universe is a mirror, impartial and merciless: it does not reflect what you desire, but what you assume to be real.
“He who persists in a vision, though unseen, wrests it from time and makes it stone.
But he who doubts himself is condemned to repeat the same shadow across the ages.”CODEX CHRONOSOPHIA.
In the luminous echo of my words, consider the revelations of the Mexican neuroscientist and mystic Jacobo Grinberg, who, in his interview on El Sol de Medianoche, spoke of an informational, holographic matrix—a universal field of consciousness that precedes perception and contains All-in-All, yet remains unseen by ordinary awareness. He proposed that our brains merely decode this boundless field to generate the perceptual world of forms, colors, and sounds perceived as reality. Grinberg called this great expanse the Sintergic Field or implicate order—a domain where no object stands separate, and where everything is part of an interconnected reality. In his view, shamans—like the famed Pachita—did not work through physical mechanisms; rather, they shifted their very point of perception to dwell within that primordial field itself, bypassing intermediate steps and directly manifesting healing and transformations through sheer consciousness. There, in that luminous domain of pure awareness, possibilities fuse seamlessly into being—precisely the terrain from which assumption wields its creative power.