Matias de Stefano on a universe that began wrong

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Speaking with Dr. Espen, Matías de Stefano says the universe people think they inhabit opened as a mistake, and that the cosmos has been trying to mend it from within. He claims a memory from before this birth, dated to 4 August 1987. Asked for the hardest memory, he does not start with genes. Genetics, he says, was not there yet. The break concerned where photons sat in the infinite. Humans are fractals of the divine, and one particle, he claims, becomes every proton and every electron. Breath is the practical door. Nitrogen, hydrogen, and oxygen are where he locates the divine in a body, and a steady rhythm is meant to fill a person with light. Beings linked to a star cluster that Greek farmers named do not cross space in ordinary ships. They pass information through a fourth dimension, and a slight change of particles there slowly changes particles here. Laughter, careful eating, and a simple inner practice are the daily side, and he asks room for young children to learn a new way of being human.

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De Stefano calls the familiar universe a mistake that existence is trying to repair from within.
He claims a continuous memory from before birth and says the original break was about photons, not genes.
Humans are described as divine fractals, and one particle as the source of every proton and electron.
Breath, and the gases he names, are his way of filling the body with light.
Beings tied to a Greek named star cluster are said to travel by a fourth dimension, not by ordinary craft.
Food, laughter, and a simple twelve step practice are what he offers, with special care for young children.