I spent years creating fiction for a living… then I started wondering if fiction has been hiding humanity’s deepest truths all along

I think I accidentally fell down the rabbit hole… 🐇

I’ve spent years working behind the scenes in entertainment - one of the most competitive industries in the world - helping create the stories, visuals, and experiences people watch every day. After years in Hollywood, I started seeing something strange - the same hidden patterns appearing in ancient texts and modern stories

The more I learned about storytelling, the more I became fascinated by the stories humanity has carried for thousands of years: ancient civilizations, mythology, symbols, spirituality, and the ideas hidden inside what we often call “fiction.”

One thing that kept standing out to me was this:

Why do the same symbols, archetypes, and themes appear across cultures separated by oceans and thousands of years?

Why do some of the biggest questions about humanity seem to show up again and again through myths, legends, and stories?

That curiosity sent me into a journey exploring ancient wisdom, consciousness, psychology, and the deeper meanings behind some of our most famous stories - from The Wizard of Oz to ancient traditions that have survived for millennia.

After years of creating stories for a living, I started asking a strange question: what if we didn’t invent these stories - what if we remembered them? WHO are the X men really (wink wink). It’s a wild ride baby. If you’re ready, jump in with us. 🚗🌪️🕳️🐰😳

I’m curious what others have found:

What’s one book, movie, myth, ancient text, or discovery that completely changed the way you see reality?

Drop your rabbit hole below. I want to see where everyone else has gone. 🐇

r/AncientCivilizations

r/Mythology

r/Esotericism

r/HigherConsciousness

r/Esoteric

r/rabbitholes

r/tvproducer

r/AncientWorld

Posted Jul 10, 2026, 6:03 PM UTC

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