Can I Get One with Everything (But Please Hold the Woo)
“Ghosts, aliens, and higher planes? Sure — anything can show up in a dream. But don’t mistake appearances for architecture.”
Spend enough time on Reddit threads, YouTube rabbit holes, or late-night conversations at festivals, and you’ll hear it all: Higher planes. Alien beings. Spirit guides. Demons. Entities. Interdimensional visitors.
It can feel overwhelming. Do you need to add all this to your model of reality? Is there a cosmic hierarchy of dimensions you’re supposed to memorize?
Belief OS offers a simpler answer: life may be a dream — and in a dream, anything can happen.
1. The Three Modes of the Dream
Dreaming (Ego State): Life feels heavy and binding. Entities or phenomena may appear as solid and external.
Lucid Dreaming (Awake Within the Dream): Life is still a dream, but you know you’re dreaming. Phenomena are seen as reflections, symbolic, or playful.
Awake (Nondual): The dream itself is recognized as appearance in consciousness. No need to add furniture; awareness is the ground.
From this perspective, encountering spirits, aliens, or strange phenomena doesn’t mean the universe is cluttered with metaphysical bureaucracy. It just means that within the dream, such appearances are possible.
2. Operational Truth vs. Absolute Truth
The key distinction is between what feels operationally true in a given frame and what is absolutely true.
Operational truth: In one frame of reference, you may see an entity, interact with it, even learn from it. In another frame, nothing like that exists. Both are valid in their own context.
Absolute truth: All appearances arise in consciousness. Whether ghost or guru, alien or accountant, none exist independently of the field in which they appear.
3. Why Appearances Differ
If you encounter something “weird,” there are at least three possible explanations — none of which require extra metaphysical machinery:
Belief shaping perception: A strong belief (conscious or unconscious) tunes you to a frame where such phenomena appear.
Story mechanics: The entity plays a role in your personal narrative — teaching, challenging, or reflecting something.
Psychological filters: The same reality may be interpreted differently by different minds. What one person calls a ghost, another calls memory or intuition.
4. Keep It Simple
The point isn’t to deny unusual experiences. Ghosts, spirits, aliens — they may all appear. But the core model doesn’t need to expand to account for each.
If life is a dream:
Anything that can happen in a dream can happen here.
Not everything that happens in a dream is ultimate truth.
The mechanics — belief, attention, conviction, alignment — remain the same.
Closing Reflection
So can you get “one with everything”? Sure. Just remember to hold the woo.
You don’t need to add extra cosmologies or hierarchies of beings to understand reality. The beauty of the Belief OS model is its simplicity: appearances are flexible, truth is singular, and the dream is exactly as wide as consciousness allows.
If you meet an alien, a spirit, or a ghost along the way, take it as part of the play. Engage with curiosity. Learn what it has to teach. But don’t mistake it for something ultimate.
The dream is spacious enough for all appearances — and simple enough to need none.