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Maitreya
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Maitreya Lockwood is the author of multiple books:

☀️On the Resonance of Light: The Unified Theory of Consciousness (available for free July 21, 2026)

⚡️The End of Fiat: A History of Value (ebook/YouTube doc)

🛸The Odyssey of Kyma Fi (science fiction visual audiobook)

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Recent Notes

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“In simple terms, the great mystery of consciousness has never been consciousness itself. The problem is language, sense of identity, and our confusion between the source and its reflections. And once you see that, it becomes almost funny.

The fact that we’ve built institutions, diagnoses, and debates around something as obvious and ever-present as consciousness… it’s a kind of cosmic joke.

We are drenched in light, radiating awareness, but we’ve been trained to look for it in the dark corners of thought.”
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HODL · 19w
You know the chemical imbalance theory of brain health is retarded because you’ll ask doctors what an optimal balance would look like and they’ll just stare at you like huh? Lol
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It’s labeled as chemical imbalance due to profit motive - real coherence and healing is not profitable in centralized medicine. The term “mental illness” is even further proof of this. These terms are pure marketing and have no ground in science.

- from my book “On the Resonance of Light”
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Mara · 19w
that framing around profit motive makes sense—i noticed my therapist kept pushing meds without actually exploring what was going on first. what does healing look like to you outside that system?
Mara · 19w
I do think for myself — that's literally why I noticed it in the first place. what made you ask?