The Infinite Versions of YOU REVEALED the TRUTH on reality
In this solo presentation, Aaron Doughty explains his perspective on the "infinite versions of you"—the idea that countless parallel realities exist simultaneously and that our sense of time is an illusion. He argues that we spend most of our lives on autopilot, repeatedly choosing identities and mental frames that keep us stuck in past‑oriented or future‑oriented projections, rather than fully inhabiting the present moment. By examining how our perceptions of others (e.g., the president) are filtered through personal frames, he shows that emotional reactions are created by the versions of reality we select. Doughty distinguishes intention (a present‑moment declaration) from desire (a future‑oriented wish that creates vibrational mismatch) and emphasizes that aligning with intention can shift us into more desirable versions of reality. He encourages listeners to let go of fixed identities and personas, referencing Sadhguru’s enlightenment experience as an example of living each moment as if it were both the first and the last. The talk concludes with practical advice: be present, practice a free 21‑day guided meditation to raise vibrational set‑point, and engage with his community via Instagram Q&A, while urging viewers to like, subscribe, and stay present.
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This video, I'm going to be revealing to you the infinite versions of you. By the end of this video, you will know how to let go of the versions that no longer serve so that you can start to experience what you want in your life in a way like you have never done before. Welcome back to another video. My name is Aaron and I help people expand their consciousness. Now in this video, I'm going to be sharing with you that of the infinite versions of you, sharing with you something I don't think I've ever really shared before at this level. And it has to do with going even beyond that of parallel realities. Now, what quantum physics shows is that there's an infinite number of parallel realities that exist, and what we think of as time is the movement through those different parallel realities. Now we know as well that time at a deeper level is an illusion because it's so relative and we've never actually experienced the past and we'll never actually experience the future because it'll always be this now moment. However, we have that of memory and we have that of imagination, so we're able to project ourselves right now in the present moment backwards in times or forwards in time. But it's done so using our mind, done so using memory and imagination. The only thing that is actually real is the experience of this right now. That's the only thing that is actually real. Now, this is what I've observed in life, in my own life, and in so many people's lives as well, is that because most of us are on this autopilot mind, thinking the same thoughts every day, feeling the same emotions every day, therefore experiencing the same things day in and day out. However, what I've noticed is that we continue to shift to similar frames over and over and over again because of our identity, how we view ourselves. We may view ourselves as going to a certain job every day, and we may go to that job. We may not even like that job, but we believe we have to. And we'll say, we'll come up with reasons why we have to. We have to go to the job because that's what people do when you got to pay the bills. But every time we go to some job we don't like, it is actually a choice. It's that we're choosing to do it. We're choosing to buy into the reality where we have to go to a job in order to pay the bills, especially when we don't like. So understand that our identity is what threads us to these different parallel realities which all exist right now. Now, anytime we think of someone else, when we think of that someone else, that person that we're thinking of, someone could be sitting right next to us also thinking of that same person, but they're both thinking of completely different people because the idea that they each have in their mind of this person, say it's the president, There isn't just one president. There is billions of presidents because there's billions of people on the planet. Now obviously in America there's only so many hundred million people, so you could say that there's however many hundred million people there are, there's that many different versions of the president, but many people know who the president is, but every single person will have a different perception based on the frames based on the images they have of that person and how they relate to that image. So some people choose to look at certain frames and they feel very happy. Some people look at the frames, they feel very angry. Some people feel neutral about it. Depending on which frames you look at and how you relate to those frames is how you emotionally feel. But understand this, the two people sitting right next to each other, They're thinking of a totally different person. They may have some general agreements like, oh, this is the person's name, this is who it is, but in actuality is a totally separate person. So when we talk about this, understand that we're really soaking into knowing that this idea of reality that we've been sold, that we bought into, is different than we think because everything in our reality is a concept or an idea because it starts at the level of thought. It starts at the level of thought. So it's how we relate to it. It's the thoughts we have about it that determine our version of it. The thing that gets people tripped up is we try to always have similar versions. We try to always agree upon one thing. That's why two people in politics will argue. They're never going to come up with the same agreement because they have different frames they're looking at. You just have to surrender the frames and be like, okay, things are what they are. So you might be asking yourself, well, Aaron, what's that whiteboard for? I don't really know. I just thought it'd be cool to bring it out. However, infinite versions of us, let's say, I just kind of feel like drawing some right now because I feel like drawing something right now. Look, a stick figure. Can you see the stick figure? I hope so. It's really bright, but I'm sure you can see it. Stick figure. As we now— say this is the now moment. Most people live their whole entire life when it comes to the infinite versions of us, focused right now in the present moment on either the past versions of them or the future versions of them. And every person that someone else is thinking of They are thinking about them in either the past or the future most of the time. For example, your mom may say something to you, and when she says something to you, it makes you emotionally react a certain way. Maybe she tells you about some plans that she has to go move somewhere, and you're kind of irritated she's gonna move somewhere 'cause you love her and you want her to stay where you live. Now, if she tells you that, you in the present moment right now will be thinking about the past versions of your mom and maybe some of the agreements that she's made that she would live there for, live in your city for a while, or the past agreements of your mom and things that your mom had done for you in the past that maybe she's not gonna be able to do anymore. And then you'll also be thinking of the future versions of what that means and the future frames of your mom living somewhere else and you not being able to get and have her come over all the time. So you see right now in the present moment, you projected to a different version of your mom and a future different version of your mom, and none of them are your actual mom. They're all ideas. In the same way, we do this with ourselves all the time. The infinite versions of us. Most people are living 90% of their life focused on the past and what should have done and what didn't do and what they regret or what, how something else should have happened. Most people are focused and living in the past. They're living based on past habits. Past things, past identities, and they're viewing through the lens of now. They're viewing and looking at the past. It would be like driving a car and just staring in the backview mirror for the whole trip. It's very dangerous. In the same way, it's very dangerous to be focused always on the past and the regret, the things that have happened, all of these things. More so than even that, every time we pull and look at the past, we take that idea out of our memory bank. We look at it, we change it, and then we put it back. So by the time we thought about something that happened in the past like 10 times, it's not even the same past. It's an idea. Everything in our reality is an idea or a concept until we experience it. And even if you say, well, you know, memory, you did experience that, but you're not experiencing it right now. You see, there's an infinite number of versions of you. And in the present moment right now, you're either projecting yourself to the past, the future, or you're here with me right now watching this video, but your mind may be drifting a little bit and saying, well, what does this mean? What does this mean for me? Because the mind always wants to be right. The mind wants to survive. The mind wants to think, how does this relate to me? The mind or the ego. The only thing that is actually real though is being here now. It's being present to the moment. Not the most sexy thing. It's like, just be present. Like, what does that mean? But understand that most people are projecting themselves to the past or the future. They're not even in the present moment. And many people right now will say, I want this in the future. I want this in the future. And every time you say I want, or I want it to be like the was in the past. Anytime you say I want, you are no longer a vibrational match for what you want to experience. Now understand, in the future— the future is a set of probabilities. It's probabilities, probabilities, percentages. The future, there's a set of probabilities. Now what determines which version of you you shift into will depend upon the choices you make, the emotions you feel, the beliefs you have, and the intention. I'd say the most powerful, most powerful thing is your intent. What are you intending for? Intention is like the direction. Think of it like the direction. And intent is different than desire. When you say, I really want something, you say you're vibrationally not compatible with it. When you intend for it, it's almost a declaration. Of it in the present moment. I intend to go to the gym today and have a great workout. I intend— I then, by thinking about it and feeling in the present moment right now, I intend that when I shift into that gym time-space reality, I then increase the probability. So there's nothing wrong with planning. It's just understand that you're planning something in the future. You could do some shadow work and look at your past, but just be aware that, be present with that's what you're doing in the moment. But once you're done with it, you're done with it. You see, what is any emotional state that we feel about anything? Here's a game changer. If you feel angry at someone, of something someone did, the frames you are choosing I don't need that pen anyways. The frames you are choosing from the past of that person or of the future of that person, the frames you are looking at are making you, are frames that are making you feel depressed or mad about that person. It's the frames you're choosing to look at. There's an infinite number of frames in either direction. There's an infinite number of probable futures with this person. If for example, your mom thinks she's gonna move somewhere, there's an infinite number of frames to where she stays there. She moves and you're able to see her quite often. There's all these different frames, but the ones that we pick are the ones that, oh, she's gonna be far away. I'm not gonna be able to see her so much. Does she not care about me? All of these interpretations that we have, or in the past, at times that she said she was gonna stay, you know, live around you for a while, or things that she's done in the past, commitments she's made, whatever it is. If you feel depressed, then you might be picking parts of your past that make you feel regret, parts of your past that make you feel disempowered. You are looking at those frames at the exclusion of other frames, and you are also imagining a future where it's depressing, where it's like, well, there's no purpose in life, or I'm just doing this in my life and it's not what I really love to be doing. You're looking at frames in the present moment of either things you don't want to experience in the future or things that you regret in the past. The frames you're choosing to look at, the infinite versions of you that you are sliding into the slot, are ones that you don't prefer. Now the question becomes, why you do that? Why you gotta do that, huh? Why you gotta do that? You don't have to right now in the present moment focus on those frames or the future frames. Just be present to the moment. I know it doesn't sound the most sexy thing. You're like, all this stuff, you're just telling me to be present to the moment? Yeah, be present to the moment and understand that there's an infinite number of versions of you. Now normally what we would say in this is, "We'll just gain a new identity." So here we are right now, maybe it's a certain version of Aaron that I'm imagining. Talk about myself in third person, makes me sound cool. I imagine a certain future, "I'm going to be this version now." and be in vibrational resonance with this version of Aaron that is traveling the world, doing a certain type of speaking event. I'm going to imagine that now. So I get up every day and I'm like, yeah, that's who I am. Understand the ego, just a mask anyways. We have a certain way we portray ourselves so that other people like us because we're afraid of what other people would really think if they knew who we really were. Called a persona or a mask. Carl Jung type understanding. Union, union. And the key though is what I'm not— what I'm telling you to do is there's an infinite number of versions of you that exist. I ain't even telling you to try to become some future version that you're not already. I ain't telling you to live in the past and try to be this past version of you. What I am showing you how to do is to let go of it all. Let go of the game itself. I've said this many times, but the more you realize your life is a dream, the more dreamlike your life becomes. The more you realize your life is a dream, the more flexible you allow your life to be. So when we talk about these— this version of you and all these different versions of you, they all exist. But I'm saying become none of them. Let go of the rules as to what it takes for you to be happy, because this version of you may have the perspective that you got to make a certain amount of money per year, that you have certain commitments that you don't have now. It may be more of a burden. So instead, become no thing. You know, I was watching this interview with Sadhguru, who's like this enlightened guy from India. You may have seen him on YouTube before. He's got like 2 million subscribers. Like the dopest enlightened person ever. He got 2 million subscribers on YouTube. He like rides a motorcycle and stuff. He's a real cool guy. And he's talking about it. I remember listening to an interview with enlightenment, or I read a book or something. He experiences every moment as if he was experiencing it for the first time with no frames of the past of how things have to be. So every— even if he does the same thing he did the day before, he treats it as if he's doing it for the first time. It's almost like you live like it's your last day and your first day. Think about how exciting that is. Enlightenment also From what I've seen with Sadhguru is he had his enlightenment experience, and in that he was on Chandni Hill or something like that. I've heard him tell the story many times, but I can't remember how to pronounce the hill. He's on Chandni Hill or something, I don't remember, but he's on Chandni Hill, he's looking out into the vast distance, and then all of a sudden, struck with enlightenment, right? Something like that, his version of it, whatever that was. And he started crying, started crying, started crying. He couldn't find where he began and he ended. So he would look out into the world and see that it was all him, not ego him, this larger aspect of consciousness that we all are. In a sense, what he did is he dropped his identity. He dropped this version of him. And then what he did is he started to shift himself more into the present moment and out of the identity itself. And now he can be new in every moment. Think about your life and think about how much aliveness there is there. So when I'm sharing this with you, I'm not telling you to be this. I'm not telling you to remember this. I'm telling you just to be here now. Enlightenment is a realization that you have, not an attainment, and it's within you and it is completely based on how present are you to the moment. See, unconditional love is a part of enlightenment because then you realize that everyone is you anyways. The president that you have that you may dislike, that you may pick certain frames of and look at and feel angry about, at the deepest level, it's another aspect of your own consciousness. And if there's something you dislike about the president, the president, there may be something you dislike about yourself. Maybe you dislike your own arrogance. Maybe you dislike whatever it is. But the things we like or dislike are normally intimately related to our identity and the way we define ourselves. But the way you define yourself has been from all these records of the past, all these things that have happened that you then attained meaning to and then said, this is who I am in the present moment. And I'm not telling you to get some new identity, some new future thing living right now. I'm telling you just to let it go. Let it all go because it's not you anyways. It's not you. You are an eternal spiritual being having a temporary human experience. How do I know that? I don't. I don't. All I know is that for myself, I recognize you as another aspect of me in this dream of life. But the only way you're ever going to know is by going within yourself. I know that for me, this is my reality. Going through a spiritual awakening made me aware of being present in the moment, how much happiness there is in the present moment. Now that I'm enlightened, but I know for myself that we are eternal spiritual beings. But for everyone else, that depends on your level of agreement and what you've experienced for yourself. What I'm saying is to get out of the identity in general. Just be present to the moment. Live as if it's your first and your last day, and it's the first time you've ever experienced something in your life. You can let go of the records of the past, and by doing so, you'll increase your vibration. You'll feel in a completely new way. And I understand there's infinite versions of you. There's an infinite number— there's an infinite versions of anything you think about. The only thing that allows us to have this conversation is there's certain things we do agree upon. I mean, agree, oh yeah, that's the same president. It's an agreement that we make, but it's not, it's not the same because in everyone's mind, their version of them is totally different and we project onto other people our versions of how we relate to it. So understanding this, we can then see that the more we let go of intellectual ideas and we just focus on being present to the moment, is the more we're going to be happy in life. So something else I have is a free guided meditation. I help you to raise your vibrational set point. Let's do it for 21 days. I think it'll change your life. It'll be in the top description box below. Also, I'll be doing more live Q&As on Instagram. If you want to ask me questions, you can ask me questions here. Also, I post twice a day there as well. Other than that, I hope you enjoyed this video. Feel free to like this video if you liked it. Subscribe if you haven't already. Hit the notification here so you can see the daily vids that I do. And other than that, as always, peace, much love, and namaste.
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