Think about it for a second… If you could design your own 3D Video Game reality, what would it look like?

I have been working on this for years! And, my video game has gone through a few iterations.

When I was a young boy… and a teenager… and a young man… my first priority for gameworld was this: As long as it’s not boring!

And, yes, I would say I’ve lived a pretty adventurous life, from introducing rap to Deadmonton, Canada; making and losing millions; to wrecking my sailboat; sneaking onto Epstein island; appearing in a Jackie Chan movie’ escaping an angry girlfriend in Thailand; starting The Dollar Vigilante and meeting and falling in love with my magical wife in Mexico.

Then, a few years ago I realized that I need to move to another level of the game. This time, it wouldn’t be another shoot-’em-up dystopia or millionaire utopia, it would be an immersive consciousness quest.

Think open-world adventure meets spiritual awakening. The map wouldn’t just stretch across continents, but across timelines and dimensions, from ancient temples where the air hums with memory, to neon-lit cities ruled by algorithms and shadow elites. Every “level” wouldn’t just test reflexes, but awareness. To level up, I wouldn’t grind for loot, I’d focus on self-work, heal inner wounds and trauma, awaken dormant DNA, and reclaim forgotten truths about who I really am.

I realized that success in this world wouldn’t be about collecting trophies or conquering others, it would be about mastering myself. The scoreboard would track vibration, alignment, and integrity, not kills or coins.

In this world, you earn power-ups for acts of courage, empathy, and creativity. You learn ancient breathwork to access secret zones, decode sacred geometry to unlock portals, and connect to Source – the divine WiFi that never goes down. When you’re plugged into that, even the darkest battles can’t shake you, because you remember: This is a game of consciousness, not control.

Every belief is a line of code. Some were installed by family, school, media, old software running in the background.

Now you become the programmer. You use tools like meditation, journaling, or Braintap sessions to clear viruses of fear and install updates of gratitude, focus, and purpose.

The soundtrack changes from noise to silence. The colors brighten. You start seeing opportunities where the old version only saw threats.

You realize the goal was never to escape the game, but to wake up inside it. To move through the world as a conscious player.

That’s what real success looks like: sovereignty of mind, peace of soul, alignment with Source.
The game goes on, but now you play with purpose.

Press start, enlightened edition.

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