The Folgers Theory: How You Create the World Around You.

In this documentary, we delve deeper into the origin and evolution of the Earth's magnetic field and how it has created and isolated our universe from its surroundings.
A skyrmion rules over two opposing monopoles, forced to stay together in a higher dimension by a skyrmion. These monopoles are the sources of the magnetic field in the higher dimension, each having its own frequency, amplitude, and phase. However, these monopoles are not in harmony but in conflict with each other. They constantly attempt to destroy or escape from each other. This leads to constant tension and instability in
the total magnetic field.

This tension and instability eventually culminate in a cosmic collision between the two monopoles, releasing an enormous amount of energy. This energy causes a rupture in the total magnetic field, giving rise to a new dimension. This dimension is our dimension, the one in which we live. This dimension is characterized by the Earth's magnetic field, which originates from a fragment of the total magnetic field dragged along by the collision.
This fragment contains a smaller monopole, which settles at the
core of the Earth.

This cosmic collision is what we know as the Big Bang, the beginning of our universe.
The Big Bang is not an explosion that created everything from nothing, but an implosion that isolated everything from something. So, our universe is not an expanding entity that keeps getting larger, but an encapsulated entity that is becoming smaller. Our universe is not an open system connected to other universes, but a closed system
isolated from other universes.
The Folgers Theory is not just an intriguing scientific hypothesis, but also a powerful instrument for change. When we realize that we create our own reality with our minds, we can improve our reality with our minds as well.