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Within Netism’s framework of energy systems, trauma is not stored in the body, but it manifests there as a reflection of unresolved energetic patterns held in the consciousness. The body is a rendered interface, a projection of consciousness within a rule-based environment (physical reality). When a person undergoes trauma, it creates energetic…[Read more]

In the Netist view, the multiverse is a living Net of worlds, each cycling through phases of harmonic expansion and recursive collapse. No cycle exists in isolation. Expansion in one layer creates room for contraction in another, a truth echoed in the breath of the Cosmos itself.

In this video, Nobel-winning mathematical physicist Roger Penrose…[Read more]

Netism states that the single biggest barrier people face that blocks them from ascension is the inability to forgive. Letting go is essential to our happiness now, as well as to our spirit’s ultimate path. We cannot pass on to the immaterial realms when we are still preoccupied with the material.

We all have things that are difficult to let go…[Read more]

On the surface, Jack and the Beanstalk is a tale of poverty, luck, and adventure. But when viewed through the lens of Netism and ancient myth, it becomes something far more profound: a symbolic journey of spiritual awakening, danger, and transformation.

The beanstalk itself is a living Axis Mundi, a vertical channel between the material world and…[Read more]

In the Netist view, a name spoken with vibration and intention has force. Certain sounds are like keys—threads in the Net that bind essence, identity, and fate. To name something truly is to enter its current. And to speak an energetic code is to access its blueprint.

The story of Rumpelstiltskin, often dismissed as a children’s fable, is in fac…[Read more]