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The Promise Loop: A Love-Based Experiment Against Addiction

Casualties In today’s world, one of the major casualties of modern living is addiction . It creeps silently, whether through substances, social media, or online video games. I deliberately chose to experiment, with this experience myself to observe, analyze, and live through the process. My chosen addiction was an online video game. I allowed myself to engage deeply until I felt the grip of dependency, almost like a partner. Then, I turned this problem into the subject of my experiment. C ulture I am naturally curious. I love staying within a problem, observing it from inside, and searching for a way out. Rather than avoiding difficulties, I enter them to experience, learn and understand. This has become my culture—to treat life itself as a playground . It has been a common game that Whenever I had no pressing problem from, I created one by immersing myself and try to get  the sweat out the rain in a common struggle: video game addiction. This became one of the game in the list. ...
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The Multi-Character Experiment – Breaking the Illusion of Identity

 Introduction The Journey Beyond a Single Self Since around 2018, I have been conducting an experiment that challenges the fundamental way people perceive identity. While most people believe in having one fixed personality, one self, and one perspective, I have deliberately broken this limitation by creating and living as multiple distinct characters. Each of these characters has its own: Name Personality and thinking patterns Skills and abilities Moral compass (good, bad, or neutral) Unique way of interacting with the world I do not just imagine these characters—I become them, shifting my thoughts, decisions, and emotions according to their nature. They are not fiction; they are real within my mind. This experiment has not only transformed my consciousness but has also made me experience deep levels of control over my mind, emotions, and perspective on life. While others struggle to change even small aspects of their personality, I have learned to reshape my entire existence at wi...
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Achieving Dream Telepathy – Sending Thoughts Beyond Communication

 Introduction A Forgotten Human Ability? In today’s world, people are deeply absorbed in technology, social media, and mobile screens, unaware that true human potential goes far beyond these digital distractions. We have lost touch with our innate abilities, ones that were once considered sacred knowledge—such as dream telepathy. This experiment is an attempt to bridge the unseen connection between minds—to send a message to someone in their dream without physical communication. While modern society dismisses this as impossible, ancient cultures and spiritual practices have long believed in telepathic communication through dreams. Now, the result of this experiment is still awaited. But the possibility itself is thrilling—can we prove that thoughts can travel beyond the conscious mind and reach another person in their dreams? --- The Experiment: Sending a Thought Without Any Contact 1. The Challenge: Can I Reach Her Without Speaking? The goal was to send a message to a specific per...
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Experiencing Time Travel Through Dreams – Breaking the Illusion of Time

 Introduction What if time isn’t as linear as we believe? What if the future is not something we reach but something that already exists in another layer of reality? This experiment was a profound personal experience where I had a dream that seemingly foretold events of the next day with uncanny accuracy. This wasn't a random coincidence—it was an experience that challenged the very nature of time, perception, and consciousness. The experiment started with a simple one-time meditation attempt before sleep, focusing on a target with strong intention. What followed was an experience that seemed to bend time itself. --- The Experiment: A Dream That Became Reality 1. The Intention Before Sleep Before sleeping, I engaged in a short meditation, focusing on an intended reality rather than directly attempting time travel. There was no forced effort—just a simple assumption that I was stepping into a different version of reality. As I drifted into sleep, I experienced goosebumps, suggesting...
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The Psychology of Purposeful Randomness – Entering the Unknown with Confidence and Fear

 Introduction What happens when you step into a completely unfamiliar environment with no preparation or clear intention? This experiment was about challenging social norms, testing human perception, and observing emotional responses when breaking an expected pattern. I walked into a classroom full of unknown students and a teacher, sat among them, and observed both external reactions and my own internal psychological changes. The key question was: > Does acting with confidence create a sense of belonging, or does unpredictability lead to resistance? --- The Psychological Foundation The mind processes unexpected social situations in two ways: 1. Cognitive Dissonance – The brain struggles when something doesn’t fit into its pre-existing model of reality. Both I and the classroom participants experienced this when I entered the class. 2. Social Conformity vs. Individual Assertion – People tend to follow group behavior, meaning they either accept the presence of an outsider or resi...
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The Art of Floating: Unlocking Bliss Through Psychological States

 Introduction Can the human mind alter its perception of the body so deeply that it creates sensations of floating, bliss, and other extraordinary feelings? Many spiritual traditions and psychological theories suggest that our beliefs and mental frameworks can profoundly shape our experiences. This experiment explores how entering a deep psychological state—without external stimuli—can result in a sense of weightlessness, euphoria, and an altered perception of reality. --- The Psychological Foundation The mind and body are deeply interconnected. When we assume a state that expects relaxation, joy, or even transcendence, the body often follows. This concept aligns with the placebo effect, where belief alone can create real physical changes. Similarly, deep meditative states, hypnosis, and focused visualization can cause the body to simulate experiences that feel as real as external stimuli. By conditioning the mind to expect a certain state—whether it’s floating, bliss, or deep rela...
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