Video Synopsis – “The Master Plan of THE Golden Library” In this video, the creator outlines the vision, philosophy, and long-term goals behind THE Golden Library, a project described as a hybrid school, library, and video game company. The overarching mission is to help people of all ages develop cognitive, spiritual, and psychological skills, with a strong emphasis on memory, learning, and personal growth. The creator explains that THE Golden Library is built around the idea that human knowledge and lived experience are more valuable than material wealth—this is the symbolic meaning of “gold.” Central to the project is the belief that humanity loses progress through forgetting, both within a single lifetime and, conceptually, across lifetimes. The video explores speculative ideas about reincarnation, memory loss after death, and how humanity might evolve faster if knowledge and skills could be preserved and rediscovered. Two key practices are presented as foundational: Past life regression, used to explore memories and experiences from previous lives. Remote viewing, described as a structured, trainable method for perceiving information across time and space. Alongside these, the creator emphasizes memory training as the most essential practical skill. Improving memory is framed as critical for education, self-mastery, and accelerating learning in all other domains. The creator expresses the intent to develop a dedicated memory course and integrate memory techniques into the Golden Library’s curriculum. A major component of the vision is a future video game and VR experience designed to introduce and teach these skills in an accessible way. The game concept uses symbolic imagery—darkness, water, bubbles, guardians, pillars, and a library—to represent human existence, learning, reincarnation, and mastery of skills through a structured “skill tree.” Players progress from ignorance (“level zero”) to awareness and practice, unlocking abilities such as memory techniques, hypnosis, and remote viewing. The video also stresses the importance of discipline, work ethic, and conventional knowledge, referencing business, technology, and leadership principles alongside spiritual exploration. The Golden Library is positioned not as a rejection of modern science, but as a synthesis of structured learning, self-improvement, and imaginative exploration. The creator openly discusses living with schizophrenia, framing the project as a way to organize ideas, provide structure, and channel experiences productively. The video concludes with reflections on daily practice, continued study of memory techniques, and plans to participate in meditation and astral travel training. Overall, the video serves as a personal manifesto and project roadmap, inviting interested viewers to follow the development of THE Golden Library or participate in shaping its future.
Purpose of THE Golden Library
The Golden Library is my personal collection of books, log’s, pdf’s, video’s and audio files about “finding
yourself”. There are a wide range of topics wich I consider to be my personal deadspots, where I do not believed
they existed or worked. All these books are ment to broaden ones horizon with the ultimate goal to find
what we have or haven’t. What we are or aren’t. What we could be or never could be. What is real and what isn’t.
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Out of personal interest I would like to master all these subjects before the end of my life.
What would look like an impossible task today is the daily quota over ten years. When I was a kid I always dreamed
of learning the most awesome skills any super human could posses. Learning to fly a plane, memorizing complex
mathematics, powerlifting 200kg, hypnotising strangers, doing bizar and mythical magic,…
“Could I do it all?” I asked myself. The answer you usually get when you are a little kid is “You can be anything you want”
Beautifull. Alright, so were do I learn this?
“You can’t learn it now, first you have to sit in a school for a long time before you can start any of it.
Probably 24 years, then you have to work till your 70, but by then you will be to old to do these things.
And you will die.”
With my plan to learn it all I was set for failure.
The concept of dying is the only thing I did not grasp the essence of it all. As a seven your old kid it got me really depressed.
This is one of the analogies I came up with at that time “Life is like building a sand castle, you enjoy it, you build it, you admire it.
and finally it gets washed away by the waves. Forgotten, like it was never there.”
For me that was a bit more beautifull than hearing “When you die it’s all black, you don’t remember anything, you can’t see, you don’t know,
it’s just nothing. Forever”
When I hear these two plans for life, not doing the things you like and after that dying, I can believe why a lot of people are sad.
Me included. But luckily with the arrival of the internet there is no need for thight minded thinking anymore.
The broader ones horizon, the better the view.
With all of that in mind let’s take a look at the subjects and how I plan to master it all.
First things first: I have a bad memory.
Troubeled as a 5/10 student I did not have any hopes of becoming super smart.
TADA!:”You can have an amazing memory- Dominic O’Brein”
God bless the internet!!!
With this book I had hope that I could cram it all inside before my inevitable dead.
What I soon discovered is that I am not motivated enough to learn.
I did not do the assignments or read the whole book.
2.I have no motivation
Two years later I came across this book:
BAM!:Awaken The Giant Within by Anthony Robins
It’s about goals and how to achieve them. The best quote I resonated with was: Climb High, Climb Far, Your Goal the Sky, Your Aim the Star. Or something like that.
It gave me assurance that when I climbed to reach my goal which seemed impossible, I would still have an amazing life.
Yet I still struggle till this day to get it done. So I turned towards the intristic side of the world filled with spiritual guidance.
If you have read some of the books or watched some of the video’s you can probably understand that my mind is very much in disoray.
Yet very real, yet very unreal and anything in between. I make a good conversation at a bar or a party. I have a lot of friends and
family I hold dear. I even loved a girl.
But there are so many questions and desires I whish I had an answer to. Yet I am not greedy and I never will be.
The only thing I hold dear in this world is my golden library. It is truly more valuable than a pile of silver.
I got it the pirates way but it helped me a lot.
I could start over again with this Gold I have in my hands and I wouldn’t mind.
So now you are holding some fine gold in your hands. What are you gone do with it?
Burry it underground? Sell it? Share it?
It is your gold. I have mine.
Speaking is silver, Silence is gold. That’s why nobody has ever told.
-THE Librarian of THE Golden Library – Daan De Graeve –