What if the world you see isn’t the world at all, but merely a flicker of light on the edges of a far grander reality? This is the question that lingers in the air as we welcome Ibrahim Karim, a visionary thinker and the founder of BioGeometry, whose work explores the hidden forces shaping our perception of time, space, and consciousness. If we are only perceiving two percent of reality, what wonders remain unseen? And more importantly—what happens when we begin to access the other ninety-eight?In this profound conversation, Ibrahim Karim unveils the ancient wisdom buried beneath modern civilization’s rational mind. He speaks of the ways in which human perception has shifted over time, from the subconscious unity of early humanity to the left-brained dominance of modern man. With this shift, something vital was lost—an open door to the subconscious, the bridge between our sensory world and the unseen forces that shape it. “You think you ask the question and got the answer, but actually it's the answer inside you that prompted you to ask the question,” he reveals. And that, perhaps, is the secret to understanding all great mysteries.If ancient civilizations accessed a deeper reality, how did they do it?

According to Ibrahim Karim, their connection to the unseen was not mystical fantasy, but a precise understanding of the physics of quality—a science beyond numbers, one that acknowledges energy, resonance, and life force as fundamental aspects of creation. Unlike today, where we define reality through measurement, the ancients lived in a world that breathed, that responded, that spoke in symbols and synchronicities. It was a world where the material and the immaterial were seamlessly interwoven.And here we stand, in an era where artificial intelligence and technological advancement are leading us further away from nature, from that ancient wisdom. Ibrahim Karim warns that as we continue down this path, we risk severing ourselves entirely from the life force that sustains us. Yet, the solution is not to abandon technology, but to reintroduce life force into it. If we can harmonize our creations with the energetic blueprint of the universe, we might not only heal our bodies, but the planet itself.Perhaps the most fascinating idea of all is that of multidimensional time—the notion that reality does not move in a straight line, but pulses outward like ripples on an infinite ocean. If time is not linear, then neither is our existence. Reincarnation, past lives, even death itself become not destinations but interwoven threads in a much larger tapestry. We do not move from one life to the next in a straight line—we are, instead, shifting between dimensions of experience that have always existed.This knowledge, however, is not something that can simply be written down or studied in books. It is something to be lived, to be felt. The temples of the ancients, as Ibrahim Karim explains, were not places of learning, but of experience. And perhaps, that is the true message here: reality is not something to be understood—it is something to be engaged with. It is something to be danced with, like a flame in the wind.

SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYS

Perception is Reality, But Not the Whole Reality – We only see a fragment of what exists. True wisdom is not about adding more knowledge, but expanding awareness beyond the senses.
Healing is a Return to the Source – When we restore our connection to the life force that permeates the universe, true healing—of the body, mind, and planet—becomes possible.
Time is Not What We Think – The past, present, and future are not separate. They exist simultaneously, layered within our consciousness, waiting for us to tune in.

As we close this conversation, one thing is certain: reality is far more mysterious than we ever imagined. What we see, what we hear, what we think we know—it is only the surface of something vast and timeless, something that has been whispering to us since the beginning of creation. The question is—are we listening?

Please enjoy my conversation with Ibrahim Karim.

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Christine Kooi, "Reformation in the Low Countries, 1500-1620" (Cambridge UP, 2022)