I want to tell you something you’ve probably felt deep down but couldn’t quite say- you are not who the system told you you are.

If you’ve ever stood in front of a pyramid or seen one in a photo and thought, “There’s no way we built this with copper tools and ropes” – you’re not crazy. Your intuition is trying to remind you of something your mind already knows, but your subconscious has been programmed to reject.

We’ve been told a version of history where ancient humans were “primitive,” stumbling around with stone tools, accidentally stacking rocks until civilization began. But what if the opposite is true? What if we used to be a lot smarter before – not less as they want you to believe?

The Forgotten Civilization

Imagine a time before the flood – before the waters rose, before the sky changed – when humanity was not only thriving, but creating. Not for profits. Not for power. But for understanding, alignment, and purpose.

In those days, the ones with the greatest vision didn’t rush with lower-frequency urges to have the most children. They rushed to shape the world itself – to align stone with starlight, to build structures that still defy the best engineers of our modern world. Their children were their creations – temples, pyramids, sacred geometry embedded in stone and earth revealing pieces of the divine algorithm, maps of the stars carved into mega structures.

Meanwhile, those driven by pure survival instinct, multiplied faster. They weren’t less worthy so to speak, just wired differently. But across generations, numbers outweigh nuance. Instinct outweighs intention. And so the ratio shifted – more people who knew how to follow than people who knew how to lead.

We call it progress. But maybe it’s been more like a type of amnesia.

Every culture has a flood story. Whether it’s Gilgamesh, Noah, or legends from South America, the theme is the same – a cleansing, a cataclysm, a reset. After the flood, we “restarted.” But not at the same level. We woke up with fewer tools, less memory, and no libraries of books to tell us who we were.

And then something subtle happened – our inner compass was hijacked. Instead of creating temples aligned with the universe, humans built systems aligned with control. Instead of raising consciousness, humans raised taxes. Instead of decoding our own divine connection, we outsourced it to corporations and institutions.

Call it subconscious programming, call it social conditioning, call it a system who you really are and what you are truly capable of.

This is not about conspiracy. It’s simply about memory. Deep in your cells, in your subconscious mind, you know you are more than a consumer, more than a voter, more than a unit of labor. You can feel it when you stand in nature, when you look at the stars, when you stare at a pyramid and your heart whispers: “We did this – and can do it again.”

You’re not imagining it. That is the other 95% of you, trying to open your mind to the truth.

Why This Matters Now

We live in a time when the same old programming runs 24/7: buy this, fear that, obey them. But something is shifting. People are asking the ‘forbidden’ questions again. They’re noticing cracks in the narrative. They’re realizing that progress without purpose is just a treadmill like a mouse on a hamster wheel.

And here’s the beautiful part – the moment you start asking, you’re already breaking the programming. Keep asking. Keep moving forward.

A Word from Me

I didn’t write The Other 95%: Unleashing the Power You Forgot You Had as a history book. I wrote it as a mirror. A tool to help you remember. Not my truth – yours. The book is a doorway. You can walk through it and start exploring the other 95% of your own mind, your own field, your own hidden intelligence.

Because the truth isn’t just out there. It’s in you. It always has been. And it’s not for anyone externally to tell you who or what you are – that is an internal journey.

Final Thought

We were once builders of worlds. We still can be. The system that programmed you to forget cannot stop you from remembering.

Look at the pyramids. Feel the resonance. Ask the questions. Do your own research. Start connecting the dots.

And above all, remember this – you are not crazy for sensing there’s more. You’re not broken because the world around you doesn’t make sense. You’re waking up and uncovering the truth. I, for one, am proud of you and know it isn’t easy. Keep moving forward. We can do this together.