1/0 The Birth of Reality: (Moment by Moment) (Consciousness / Zero)

1/0 The Birth of Reality: (Moment by Moment) (Consciousness / Zero)

What if reality is not something that happens to you — but something that responds to you? 1/0 is not a novel. It is not spiritual entertainment, and it does not offer comforting beliefs. This book invites you to look at reality from a radically different perspective: that the foundation of the world is not matter, but consciousness — an intelligent, responsive field in which your focus, emotional state, and identity continuously shape what you experience. Drawing from consciousness-based models of reality, quantum metaphors, inner observation, and lived experience, the book guides you through: why trauma narrows life possibilities - why death is not an endpoint but a transition - how consciousness selects between potential futures - how reality reflects inner states moment by moment - how personal healing influences collective timelines - and how a post-trauma, awakened form of human awareness is emerging This is not a book that tells you what to believe . It shows you how the system works — clearly, logically, and without unnecessary mysticism. If you have ever felt that life seems to respond to your inner state, if you have sensed a connection between your emotions and external events, if the standard material explanation of reality has always felt incomplete, this book is for you. 1/0 offers understanding instead of answers, clarity instead of ideology, and perspective instead of fear. Reality is not fixed. It is continuously being shaped — including by you. Look Inside There is a moment when something quietly shifts. Nothing dramatic happens. No revelation, no sudden certainty. Just a subtle sense that reality is not behaving the way you were taught it should. This book begins there. Not with answers, but with a recognition: that the world you experience may not be an objective structure outside of you, but a responsive field — one that continuously reflects your focus, emotional state, and sense of self. You are not reading a theory here. You are stepping into a different way of seeing. As you move through these pages, you may notice that familiar concepts — time, causality, identity, choice — begin to loosen. Not fall apart, but soften. Create space. This book does not ask you to believe anything. It asks you to notice. To notice how inner states precede outer events. How trauma narrows what feels possible. How attention organizes experience. How reality seems to “answer” when something inside you shifts. The model presented here is simple, but not shallow. It does not rely on belief, faith, or blind optimism. It rests on coherence — on patterns that begin to make sense once you stop assuming that matter comes first. If you are looking for motivation, this is not it. If you want reassurance, this is not that either. But if you have ever felt that life is responding to you in ways you cannot fully explain, if you have sensed that your inner world carries more weight than you were told, if you are ready to sit with uncertainty long enough for clarity to emerge, then you are in the right place. This book does not end with the last page. It continues wherever your attention goes next.