Miquiel BanksFamily secrets and unspoken rules create invisible scripts that shape our behavior across generations, but recognizing these patterns allows us to break cycles and rewrite our roles.
Miquiel BanksNations are governed by narrative structures similar to screenplays, where propaganda functions as storytelling with heroes, villains, and resolutions that shape collective consciousness more powerfully than facts alone.
Miquiel BanksReality feels scripted because universal patterns—archetypes, cycles of birth and renewal, and the Hero's Journey, revealing that we co-author our existence with these fundamental structures.
Miquiel BanksThis piece explores how narratives shape our reality without our awareness—the "invisible matrix" of stories embedded in media, politics, and culture.