We often hear of the multiverse as a physical construct parallel reality, infinite Earths, different versions of ourselves.
But what if the multiverse was not a scientific theory, but a psychological truth?
In my own experience of deep thought and self-awareness, I have often found myself imagining another version of me; sitting, reflecting, perhaps somewhere else. That second version imagines yet another, and this cascade continues.
At each step, my attention shifts. The previous "self" fades into the background while the next "self" becomes vivid and real.
This mental journey isn't fiction. It's consciousness in motion.
This is how multiple Brahmands (worlds) can exist at once, not in space, but in awareness.
We are powerful creators. Not just of thoughts, but of entire realities, formed from our Mana (mind), Chit (awareness), and Atma (Self).
So, is the multiverse outside?
Or is it the inner play of a mind so expansive, it can hold many realities simultaneously?
When we accept the self as the creator, the multiverse becomes not a mystery, but a natural extension of our being.
Let scientists search space.
I choose to search within.