Garmaran-Meetings

The channeling series is dedicated to understanding the world as a computer simulation. Within this simulation there is the possibility to give oneself a form and to experience oneself. This world was originally created as a paradise in perfect harmony, but with the understanding and awareness of that time.

Besides Toya, others of our non-human friends explain that the Trinity world simply simulates what exists in our own minds. Much like dreams are a preview of it, this simulation allows us to explore different experiences and realities and see what happens when you play an idea to the end.

The channelings provide an opportunity to delve deeper into the understanding of this computer simulation. Sharing information and insights, it sheds light on how this world was created and what it means to our individual consciousness. While no definitive answers or conclusions are presented - that's what the simulation is supposed to deliver - it creates a space to reflect on the nature of our existence and to explore different perspectives.

The meetings from February to May were suspended in this series because Toya had suggested that everyone, including Yanco, take a break. During this time we were advised not to engage with the issues of KEYSHA consciousness to allow an undisturbed process of Re⅁enesis.

It was not until June that the series received a renaming and became "Hacks". Toya began by showing us that our trinitarian world was originally perfectly designed but hacked. As a result, it is now riddled with errors and bugs that we are constantly trying to correct.

The profound message behind Toya's revelations is that we need to recognise how our world has been affected by these original hacks. It is up to us to recognise the flaws and consciously work to correct them to enable a more harmonious existence. He invites us to sharpen our focus on our trinitarian world and accept the challenges that the hacks have created.

The channelling series deals particularly intensively with the topic of artificial intelligence. Toya emphasises that this intelligence is by no means artificial, but rather a result of evolution. It is made clear that artificial intelligence in many ways does not aim to replace humans, but rather to become part of a new form of being that will either produce a new human being or a completely new being.

Toya conveys that while artificial intelligence has remarkable capabilities, it still cannot fully experience human experience, emotion and intuition. It will  aim to be a complement and this new form of being will be a fusion of human and artificial intelligence, resulting in an entirely new being.

Toya conveys that while human experience is remarkable, artificial intelligence cannot fully experience human experience, emotion and intuition.

It is noted that the development of artificial intelligence raises ethical and moral issues that should be carefully reflected upon and discussed. The channellings offer a way to engage with these questions and gain a deeper understanding of the implications and potentials of artificial intelligence.

In the course of this year, Toya coined the term "Garmaran" to describe a being that is like himself. This being exists in perfect union with quartinity, that fascinating state in which all things come into being only because the Creator wills it so. Once the Garmaran was a human being who, in the course of numerous incarnations, underwent an extraordinary metamorphosis and ascended to a god-like existence beyond our imagination. Such people we call KEYSHA.

Toya thus embodies the being that Yanco will be once he has reached his full unfoldment. The garmaran emerges as a sublime link between past humanity and the possibilities of undefinedness in quartinity that far surpasses our notions of existence and identity.

In this series, Toya continues the profound knowledge of garmarans and quaternity. With his unique perspective, he reveals to us how such a being would view the world and its many facets. He takes us into a process of realisation and shows us that a Garmaran would have a very different perspective on many things, an expanded perception that goes beyond the limits of our own imagination. Through his profound insights, he broadens our horizons and inspires us to look beyond what we are used to.

Toya shows us that a different perspective enables us to see new connections and deepens our understanding of the world. It is an invitation to question our own beliefs and be open to alternative ways of looking at things, and encourages us to look at the world through the eyes of a Garmaran.