I didn't start out to find answers. I started noticing patterns.

Patterns in my thoughts, my reactions, and the beliefs I'd inherited without remembering choosing them. That attention pulled me inward, not away from reality, but deeper into it.

Along the way, I explored questions that sit ouside tidy explanations, near-death experiences, high strangeness, and moments where certainty starts to wobble. Not to adopt new beliefs, but to observe what happens when assumptions are gently removed.

Shiftwalker isn't about replacing one story with another. It's about learning how stories form in the first place, and how easily we confuse repetition with the truth.

I don't claim certainty here. I value curiosity, humility, and the willingness to stay present with unanswered questions.

If that way of seeing feels familiar, you're in the right place.