By exploring inner awareness, Simone offers a profound reflection on our ability to create reality.

Simone invites us to explore a transformative understanding of life: that we are not just passive observers but conscious creators of our reality. He shares that every moment of our existence is shaped not from surface-level thoughts or desires, but from a deeper level of awareness — a space of being where true creation happens.

According to Simone, manifestation is not about the control or manipulation of outcomes. It’s about surrendering to the awareness that everything we perceive is emerging from within us, in real time. This surrender doesn’t imply weakness or resignation — rather, it opens the door to authentic alignment with our true selves, who are already orchestrating life from a profound, often unseen depth.

In one of his reflections, Simone recalls a moment of inspiration sparked by someone else’s spontaneous awakening. He recounts:

“I was listening to a sharing today of some being who spontaneously came to a very amazing awareness. She was saying we create the moment, moment by moment. The perception that is happening — we are creating it in the moment. And because we all create from the same power and we share within the same space, it tends to feel real. But we give reality to it. Actually, she was saying none of this exists — it’s just appearing and disappearing instantaneously every moment.”

Simone reflects on how this awareness is not foreign to us — it is something we all, at some level, have experienced. While some people explore this power through deliberate manifestations — attracting things into their lives — Simone personally finds greater resonance in simply becoming more and more aware that this creative process is always unfolding. Every moment, from the stillness of being, something arises — an experience, a thought, a feeling — and it is there to be witnessed.

This, Simone suggests, is the true meaning behind the ancient statement “We are God.” It does not claim supremacy but reminds us that we are the creators of our creation, that there is no external creator apart from the awareness that lives through us.

“Some people may like to hear this, some may not,” he says, “but in the end, everything we experience — we are creating. Not from this surface level, but from a much deeper one.”

Simone’s insights challenge us to rethink our understanding of manifestation. It is not a tool to get what we want, but an invitation to wake up to the truth of what already is — to see ourselves as co-creators, constantly shaping and being shaped by the field of awareness.

The power lies not in doing more, but in being more — in watching, listening, surrendering, and remembering that reality, as we know it, begins within.