Play the Reality Game

“Each choice you make is a move in your game.”

The Fah’ra

A bunch of pirates—the kind who steal back your attention from fear and hand it to curiosity. The Fah’ra invite you to see life as a game: there are rules (obvious and hidden), a game-setting (constraints, culture, timing), and a gameplay shaped by your beliefs about reality, others, and yourself.

Your quest (you’re the hero)

You’re mid-story. If you’ve felt stuck, foggy, or on someone else’s map, the goal isn’t to “fix you”—it’s to change the game you’re playing.

Meet your guides

I channel the Fah’ra, a playful, precise collective—and yes, they’re also my guides. In other layers, I’m part of their crew helping this exchange run in parallel. Consider us one team, several decks.

Their favorite game: reveal → rewrite → replay

The Fah’ra love helping you:

1. Spot the rules you’re playing by. Some are hand-me-downs.
2. See the hidden games—the ones inside the bigger game you didn’t know you were repeating.
3. Choose on purpose. Keep a rule, tweak it, or swap games entirely.

What does it feel to work with the Fah’ra?

• Energy: bright, playful, and steady. They are like a clever group of friends keeping the room safe while nudging you toward the real thing. People describe a clear uplift and a strong sense of support, even when the questions are sharp.
• Rhythm: quick reframes → tiny experiments → one or two next steps you can actually do this week. They’ll tease the stuck story without teasing you.
• Challenges and Treasure hunts: games are their favorite tool. Expect gentle nudges to interact with your reality with curiosity and enthusiasm—mini quests, not homework.

Why “Fah’ra”?

I got the name as I connected with their energy. It carried along with it the meaning of “the collective“. Sometimes one voice steps forward; often it’s a blend (they’ve described mixes like Tumold / Ilda / Sumafi / Gramada—body sense, sharing, accuracy, practical structure). To them, names are less important than usefulness; the team shapeshifts to fit what’s needed.