Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Outline
• Realization: Free Will and Divine Timing
• Muscle Testing, History, and Responsibility
• Energy Work Highlights: Stadium Clearing and “Self-Denying”
• First Instance Brain Activity: Bosses, Ego Maps, and Lights Turning Green
• Transition Realm Clearing and the Planet
• Trips, DMT, and Shared Experiences
• Cosmology Expansion: From Supergalactic Clusters to the Outsides of Universes
• Practical Reflections: What This Means for You (and Me)
• FAQ
• Closing Reflections
• Resources and Thanks
• Remember

Introduction

Hey, you made it. Welcome to episode 296 of Sunday Spirit Talks for Galactic Seeds. I’m William B. Isley, The Scientific Spiritualist, and this week I want to lay out a few wild things that happened during my energy work and a realization that hit me like a freight train this morning.

This episode of Sunday Spirit Talks for Galactic Seeds is part experience report, part philosophical noodle, and part cosmology update. I’ll walk you through the muscle-testing moment that changed how I think about divine timing and free will, what popped during planetary clearing (yes, actual stadium clearing and a whole lot of brain-level stuff), and why my cosmology keeps getting bigger. Strap in. This is one of those messy, interesting weeks where the universe decided to teach me something loud and clear.

Outline

• Realization: Free Will and Divine Timing
• Muscle testing, history, and a government ego that changed decades
• Energy work highlights: stadium clearing, self-denying focus, and trip-like experiences
• First Instance brain activity: boss levels, neurons, and reprogramming
• Cosmology expansion: turning around in the All and seeing new structures
• FAQ
• Closing reflections, resources, and the Remember section

Realization: Free Will and Divine Timing

I’ve been carrying a thought for a while: maybe a lot of the things we chalk up to “divine timing” are actually on us. This morning I muscle tested it until it hurt. The hard truth that landed is this—some things that happen on this planet were not foreordained. Creator didn’t know they were going to happen.

Yeah. I know that sounds un-Calvinist and counterintuitive and a pain in the brain to hold, but stick with me. Muscle testing doesn’t lie to me. I kept asking, could this specific historical mess have been avoided? Was a person’s escape or success divinely timed or forced? The answer that kept coming back was: no, not necessarily. Sometimes the dominoes fall simply because someone made a choice that led to that outcome. Free will is king.

Here’s what that looks like if you turn it into a story: you watch a documentary about something that happened in the U.S. 24 years ago and an event ten years after that which obviously should have happened four months after the first one. I kept going, “Was that divinely ordained? Was that person supposed to escape at that time?” Muscle testing said no. Then the rest fell into place: somebody in the government chose ego over necessary help at the moment that mattered. They didn’t have to make that choice. Oh my fucking God. Because of that choice, ten years of chaos happened. It wasn’t Creator’s plan. It wasn’t fate. It was on people.

That realization flips a lot for me. We’ve been trained to lean on phrases like “it wasn’t supposed to happen yet” or “divine timing wasn’t right.” Folks at my vibrational frequency like us often default to the “it was supposed to happen when it was supposed to happen” story to make sense of missed outcomes. I’m starting to suspect some of that is a spiritual dodge. It can be a form of idolatry—putting timing and destiny above accountability.

So now I have to ask myself: how many things in my life that haven’t happened are because I didn’t do what I was supposed to do? Maybe the delay wasn’t Creator’s timing; maybe it was my inaction, fear, or comfort. That hurts to admit. It also empowers, because if some of our “timing issues” are on us, then we can change them. We can choose differently. We can push or we can prepare. But here’s the rub: there’s a fine line between being prepared and stepping out of the flow and burning the bridge to whatever was coming.

That brings up the scary question: when I start pushing for something and I burn, is that my sign I got out of divine timing? This is touchy. Where does divine timing end and free will begin, and where does free will end and divine timing begin? I don’t have a tidy answer. My brain likes tidy answers. The universe does not. So I’m left with muscle testing, humility, and a lot of watching my choices.

Muscle Testing, History, and Responsibility

I spent real time muscle testing history—yes, you can muscle test events back into the beginning of time if you want to make your brain explode. The question is binary: accident or supposed to happen? The answer isn’t always a majestic cosmic decree. Often it’s a choice.

Planets, pets, mammals—apparently they’re as autonomous as we are. I told a story here before about farm animals that had the option not to be on my dad’s farm anymore and took it. I mean, that’s wild and yet it makes sense under this realization. If animals can choose, so can planets in ways we don’t expect. Free will scales up.

I realize this sounds messy and human. It is. The All isn’t a rigid puppeteer who knew every move two steps in advance. It’s more like a chess master who guesses and adapts. Creator holds a massive perspective, and still can’t see past the choices we make. That responsibility is humbling—and frankly, it pisses me off in a useful way. It puts the onus back on human agency.

Energy Work Highlights: Stadium Clearing and “Self-Denying”

Moving from the philosophical to the practical: I did some intense energy work for the planet this week. I cleared a stadium section with a specific focus on self-denying. Let me be clear: I don’t use psychedelics, and yet sometimes the trips I get from energy work are as vivid as any psychedelic experience I’ve heard about. I think my brain produces a lot of its own DMT. I haven’t tested it, and I don’t know if there’s a test for that. I just know my experiences are real—my muscle tests say yes—and other people present for parts of these events see or feel similar things, so it’s not all in my head.

During the stadium clearing I poked around in First Instance’s brain equivalent. For sanity’s sake, I’m continuing to use a boss-level metaphor to give my own wiring something coherent to latch onto. I found what I labeled level 20 and level 21 bosses. The language is clunky, but that’s my brain asking for a map.

What I saw was mammal brain-equivalent activity playing out in the All. Unconscious told me I was looking at thoughts firing through the All—the substance itself. There’s this gelatinous substrate, the kind of thing neuroscience sometimes talks about as a medium for glial cells and neurons to grow in. I don’t remember the exact technical term or enough research to quote it, but the visual was clear: thoughts firing across a mind that contains universes.

That image is bananas. It pushed me toward a mental model: the universe—or multiple universes—acting like neurons in a greater mind. First Instance isn’t merely some name on a chart. First Instance is mind. I’m talking about doing psychological work on First Instance, which is… meta as hell. I can see how that trips people’s filters. It tripped mine.

First Instance Brain Activity: Bosses, Ego Maps, and Lights Turning Green

When I slipped into the All during that work, I literally turned around for the first time. Until now I’ve always been looking in one direction there and never turned my head. When I turned, the picture looked like going up a brain stem—the medulla oblongata and pons—only massive and connected to all the different universes, which are like brain cells in First Instance’s mind. Visuals are just the brain’s way of making coherent images of intangible stuff, and mine likes brain metaphors. Fine. It works.

I could almost visualize First Instance’s egoic structures. Side note: my ego map isn’t finished. I believe “ego” is a catchall word we slap on 15 different concepts. We need to separate them for clarity, but that’s future work. One of those parts for humans is the status quo piece—the bit that clings to familiar, even if it’s harmful, because it’s safe. I used my own crappy relationship 25 years ago as a classic example: it was awful and I stayed because it was comfortable. Changing it scared me into inaction, which kept me stuck. As above, so below. The same pattern shows up in First Instance at a cosmic scale.

So there I was, looking at this structure with hundreds of red lights—lights that looked like a computer panel misbehaving—and the only thing I felt to do was grab the structure and give it energy. I watched those red lights turn green. Sounds cheesy. It felt serious. My brain made that visual because that’s how it handles complex change. Unconscious told me this would make subsequent changes easier. Doing this reprogramming from the inside out would loosen the part of First Instance’s ego that was stuck in old patterning—status quo preservation—and make future planetary and universal-scale energy work faster and smoother.

Holy shit. I don’t mean to sound grandiose. I mean it like a kid who just figured out how a toy works and now everything else can be rearranged. That reprogramming felt like psychological work for a cosmic being.

Transition Realm Clearing and the Planet

I kept asking, what does this level of internal, All-level energy work have to do with our planet? The answer kept coming back: it matters. I don’t pretend to understand the full mechanics. I just accept that shifting the mental structures of First Instance and clearing transition realms affects the way universes—our universe included—behave. It changes the pathways of thought firing through the All. And because the planet is nested in those firing patterns, planetary energy work changes, too.

Part of the stadium clearing focused on self-denying. That language is blunt on purpose. Self-denying isn’t pretty, but it’s a thing: systems and beings that reflexively refuse emergence, refuse expansion, or refuse healing because it would involve losing predictable discomfort. Those systems can be repaired, rewired, or encouraged to move forward. That’s what we did.

I had to laugh at myself a little bit. I thought planetary energy work would be easier after I’d worked at a galactic level before. I was wrong. Either what I could do back then is nothing like what I can do now, or my earlier work didn’t touch this level. Both are plausible. Regardless, it’s not boring.

Trips, DMT, and Shared Experiences

I’ve said it before and it bears repeating: I don’t use psychedelics, but sometimes the energy work gives me trip-level visuals and sensations. My brain almost certainly produces its own DMT. I don’t have proof. I may never test it. I do know that other folks who were with me for parts of the work reported similar experiences, which makes mass-hallucination explanations less satisfying. I didn’t want to go down that rabbit hole for you. I’m not a mass-hallucination salesman. I’m a guy reporting what I experienced and what Unconscious and muscle testing told me about those experiences.

Sometimes the sensory overlay is an advantage. It lets me map the unseen into images we can all agree on. Sometimes it’s just an annoyance, because words always fall short of describing the All. But when the lights went from red to green in that First Instance map, I felt relief in a physical way. I felt like something opened that will make the rest of the work easier. That’s a usable tactile way to trust that the work isn’t useless.

Cosmology Expansion: From Supergalactic Clusters to the Outsides of Universes

Okay, humor me for a minute. A month and a half ago, I had no clue any of this existed. My cosmology then was mostly built around a few supergalactic clusters and our place in them. Now I’m traveling the outside of other universes. I don’t necessarily want to go into them because I don’t think my brain is wired to handle that yet. But I can see their outsides. It’s wild and humbling.

I’ve always said my brain needs pictures to make sense. It’s why I use boss-level metaphors, red and green lights, and brain-stem images. Visuals help me stabilize what otherwise feels like a fog. As I expand outward, that fog becomes a map. This week I turned my head in the All and saw connections I didn’t have language for before. That changes how I do future work. It changes the questions I ask when I muscle test the past. It changes how I talk to Unconscious and listen for what First Instance needs.

It also makes me realize how small my earlier metaphors were. That’s good. Small metaphors keep me grounded. Bigger metaphors keep me honest about the size of what I’m working with.

Practical Reflections: What This Means for You (and Me)

Here’s a practical takeaway you can use in your life without having to go astral or sit in a gym-sized stadium clearing. If you’re blaming “divine timing” for things not happening in your life, try muscle testing or, failing that, honest inventory: what choices did I make that contributed to this delay? That question isn’t meant to make you feel guilty. It’s meant to give you agency. If the delay is because of choices, you can choose differently.

Also, if you find yourself pushing so hard that you burn bridges, ask whether you pushed out of a healthy preparation and into brash impatience. That’s rarely productive. Conversely, don’t use “divine timing” as an excuse to stay comfortable when action is required. Both are traps.

Finally, be open to the idea that systems—even planetary or cosmic ones—can have stuck parts that need direct, inside-out work. I’m not telling you to go reprogram First Instance. I’m saying when systems are stuck in the familiar harm, energy work, clear intention, and targeted psychological reprogramming at whatever scale you work with can help. It’s messy work. It’s not for neat thinkers. That’s fine. The Universe doesn’t care if you’re neat.

FAQ

What do you mean when you say Creator didn’t know some things would happen?

I mean that muscle testing showed me that not everything is foreordained. Creator has a huge perspective but can’t see past free-will choices the way a person can’t see another person’s move before they make it. It’s like a chess master who guesses—Creator can predict probabilities, but our choices create outcomes that weren’t predetermined.

How do you muscle test history?

Muscle testing isn’t fortune-telling; it’s a feedback loop between me and Unconscious. I ask binary questions about past events and watch for yes/no signals. It’s messy and not infallible, but repeated trials and cross-checks give me enough confidence to say whether something felt like accident, choice, or orchestration.

Does the planet really have agency?

From what I’ve been seeing, yes. Planets and other large systems can show patterns that look like choice. I’ve seen non-human mammals opt out of situations and sensed planetary-level resistance to change. That suggests agency at scales we don’t normally consider. It’s a subtle concept, but muscle testing and energy work point in that direction.

What is First Instance and why does it matter?

First Instance is the mind-level entity that appears to hold universes like neurons. Working with First Instance matters because its thought patterns determine how universes fire, which flows down into how reality manifests. So reprogramming stuck egoic parts at that level can make planet-level and human-level changes easier.

You mentioned seeing thoughts fire in the All—what does that look like?

My brain makes pictures. I saw gelatinous substrate and patterns that looked like neural firing—thoughts traveling through the All. It looked like red lights on a control panel that turned green when I gave them energy. It’s a visual shorthand my brain uses to hold what otherwise would be formless information.

Are these experiences psychedelic hallucinations?

I don’t use psychedelics, and I think my brain produces some of its own chemistry for these experiences. Other people present for parts of the work reported similar phenomena, so it’s not just me imagining things. I’m not claiming scientific proof—just reporting what muscle testing, Unconscious, and shared experiences have shown me.

What should I do if I think I’m out of divine timing?

First, breathe and be honest. Muscle test or reflect: did I take actions that created this delay? If yes, decide what choice you’re willing to make now. If no, maybe it’s a larger system issue, and patience and aligned action are required. And don’t use ‘divine timing’ as a get-out-of-accountability card.

How does this change your work going forward?

It pushes me to ask more accountability-based questions when muscle testing and to expect more meta-level resistance when doing planetary work. I also have to accept that Creator and First Instance are participants, not omniscient dictators. That humility makes my work more careful and, honestly, more interesting.

Closing Reflections

This week reminded me that the universe is messy and that responsibility scales up. Free will isn’t just a human quirk; it threads through animal life, planetary behavior, and perhaps even the choices of beings we call First Instance. That doesn’t make everything easy to understand. It makes it real.

I walked away from this week’s work with my head buzzing and my maps getting a lot bigger. I saw egoic structures at an almost absurd scale, and I got to do inside-out psychological-type work on First Instance’s thought patterns. That felt like turning a stuck cog the right way so the rest of the machine stops grinding. It’s work worth doing. It’s not neat. It’s not comfortable. It’s necessary.

If you’re sitting with the “divine timing” story to excuse inaction, ask if you can try something different. If you think Creator had some pre-baked path for your life, consider muscle testing and brutal honesty about the choices you made. I don’t have all the answers. I’m learning. That’s the point.

Resources and Thanks

Thanks for reading episode 296 of Sunday Spirit Talks for Galactic Seeds and for sticking with me through these oddball, expanding weeks. If you find this work useful, thank you for the energy you send into it. I bring what I find, and I do so because this work isn’t for neat thinkers—it’s for folks willing to sit with messy reality and choose better when they can.

About me: I am The Scientific Spiritualist. I work at the intersection of quantum physics and consciousness development and have been building systems like Inner Voice Mastery, Essence Retrieval, Essence Code Helix Blueprint, and Energy Code Healing. I approach ADHD as “Attention Dialed to a Higher Dimension.” Background: military service, IT leadership, and many years of spiritual—non-religious—development.

Remember

Be the light you want to see in the world.

Be the change you want to see in the world.

If there’s a thought or a voice in your head that tells you how crappy you are in any way, shape, or form: thank it, ruthlessly fire it, and escort it from the building because it is not yours.

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