An experiential space for Future Intelligence
Four experiences that can change your relationship with the future:
Recognize upheaval. Perceive possibilities. Choose a future. Shape today from there.
The future has never been certain.
But much of what we have relied on for orientation is losing its predictability.
Developments are accelerating. Familiar structures are shifting. Forecasts reach less and less far into what lies ahead.
And yet, we have to make decisions today for tomorrow.
What if we didn’t have to look only from today towards the future — but could also look back at our present from a possible future?
What if we could perceive a possible future, distinguish it from wishful thinking and fear, consciously connect with it — and then look back at our present from that future?
What decision would become visible?
What requires a Yes?
What requires a No?
What is the next step?
Not because we know what is going to happen.
But because we begin to change our relationship with the future.
This is where Future Access begins.
A first glimpse into Future Intelligence.
Are you curious — and would you like to experience Future Access first?
What if the future were already accessible?
A free live evening exploring Future Intelligence
Thursday, September 17, 2026 · 7:00 pm CEST
For the first time, I will publicly open the idea at the heart of Future Access:
What changes when we no longer think about the future exclusively from the perspective of today — but begin to perceive a possible future and look back at our present from there?
We will explore upheaval, possibility and the particular role of perception.
And we will enter into a first shared experience.
A recording will be available to registered participants for a limited time afterwards.
Not English.
Not Chinese.
Mysticism.
Because the future does not yet have a visible form.
It is not yet an event.
Not a fact.
Not a reality we can measure.
When we approach the Not-Yet, we sometimes need another language.
For thousands of years, human beings have used images, symbols, archetypes and direct experience to approach what cannot yet be seen.
Mysticism is a grammar for the invisible.
It does not have to tell us what is going to happen.
But it may give us access to movements and underlying principles that have not yet taken visible form.
In Future Access, we encounter two such archetypal principles:
Not as a belief system.
But as experiential spaces.
When the order itself begins to change.
There is change within an existing order.
And then there are times when the order itself begins to move.
In my work, Pachakuti embodies precisely this archetypal principle:
The Great Upheaval.
Turning the World Upside Down.
The Great Reversal.
Familiar certainties lose their self-evidence. Boundaries shift. What appeared stable begins to reorganize.
For me, Pachakuti describes a movement we encounter again and again in times of profound transformation.
We cannot stop a turning of the times by trying to hold on to the familiar order.
But we can learn to move differently within it.
Because for me, Pachakuti carries not only upheaval. It also carries:
Bringer of the Dawn.
The sun has not yet risen.
The night is still here.
And yet something has already changed.
The first light appears on the horizon.
Something becomes visible before the new day has become reality.
This is dawn.
And it is precisely this second movement that makes Pachakuti so significant for Future Access.
Not only: The Great Upheaval.
But also: Bringer of the Dawn.
Upheaval is not only the loss of a familiar order.
It can also open our eyes to something that was not visible before.
Future Access therefore does not focus only on what is being lost in times of upheaval.
It turns our attention toward what becomes visible and possible through it.
Not against the wave. With it.
The new does not have to be reality yet in order to become perceptible.
Between night and day lies a particular moment.
The old is still visible. So is the new.
But neither fully determines the space.
This is the threshold.
And perhaps this is precisely where the future becomes particularly interesting.
Not only when a development has become so probable that everyone can see it.
But at the moment when a possibility is just beginning to emerge.
Yet not every hope is the future.
Not every fear is a warning.
And not every inner image is a possibility we should follow.
Future Access therefore does not mean imagining the most beautiful future possible.
It asks something more demanding of us:
Perceive. Discern. Choose.
What if the Not-Yet isn’t empty?
Here we encounter the second archetypal principle of Future Access: Metatron.
Pachakuti moves. Metatron orders.
A few days ago, during my morning meditation, I had an unusual experience.
I experienced being invited by Metatron into a space that I perceived as his cube.
Protected and expansive at the same time.
Open and held.
And while I was there, a perception arose that touched me deeply:
It felt as though I were being permeated by an order that I did not have to read or intellectually understand.
Almost like a script.
Not containing information about what was going to happen.
But carrying an intuition that perhaps the Not-Yet is not simply empty.
That possibility itself might contain order.
That there is not just one conceivable future. But many.
A field of possible orders of the future.
I cannot prove what such a mystical experience objectively means.
And you do not have to share my interpretation.
For Future Access, Metatron becomes an archetypal experiential space: a space for order within the field of possibilities.
And with that, the question changes.
Not: What will the future bring me?
And not: How do I manifest what I want?
But: Which possible future do I connect with?
This is where Pachakuti and Metatron meet.
Pachakuti opens the existing order.
The dawn reveals that something else is becoming possible.
Metatron represents order within the field of possibilities.
And between them stands: the human being.
Perceiving. Discerning. Choosing.
Future Access does not ask: What future do I wish for?
It asks: Which possible future do I recognize as mine?
What does this future ask of me today?
That is the crucial difference.
Choice is not ordering from a catalogue.
Choice means relationship and responsibility.
We choose a possible future.
We enter into relationship with it.
We anchor ourselves within it.
And then the reversal takes place:
If I connect with this future, what does it mean for my life today?
What decision follows from it?
What no longer belongs?
What requires a Yes? What requires a No?
What is my next step?
This is how the future begins to have an effect on the present.
Not through wishful thinking.
But through what we perceive, decide and do differently today.
Future Access does not teach the complete grammar of Future Intelligence.
Future Access opens a gateway.
Four experiential spaces.
Four movements.
Recognize upheaval. Experience the movement of a turning of the times. Not against change — with it.
Perceive what has not yet become reality. Open your perception to possibility.
Order within the Not-Yet. Enter an experiential space of possible futures.
Perceive. Discern. Choose. And look at today from the perspective of a possible future.
EVENING I · THE UPHEAVAL
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
7:00–9:00 pm CEST
EVENING II · THE DAWN
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
7:00–9:00 pm CEST
EVENING III · THE FIELD
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
7:00–9:00 pm CEST
EVENING IV · THE CHOICE
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
7:00–9:00 pm CEST
Live via Zoom.
All four evenings will be recorded in full.
You can participate live, catch up on individual evenings, or move through the entire Future Access experience at your own pace.
The recordings will be available to you in a protected online space.
You will also receive:
including 19% VAT
when paid in full
2 monthly payments of €250
including 19% VAT
October 17–18, 2026 · LamarOM Institute · Remshalden, Germany
DAY I
Saturday, October 17, 2026
10:00 am–6:00 pm
DAY II
Sunday, October 18, 2026
10:00 am–5:00 pm
The in-person experience is not simply an offline version of the four online evenings.
It condenses Future Access into a shared experiential space over two days.
The four movements are not merely explored intellectually.
The Upheaval. The Dawn. The Field. The Choice.
More depth.
More direct experience.
More space for perception, resonance and integration.
including 19% VAT
Payable in full upon booking.
The online and in-person formats are independent experiences. You do not need to participate in both.
For more than two decades, I have been exploring and accompanying profound processes of transformation — initially through my experience in leadership and business, and later at the intersection of consciousness, mystical paths of experience and professional transformation work.
Again and again, I return to the same question:
How do we enter into relationship with what is not yet visible?
In 2025, Pax Pachakuti marked the beginning of a new chapter in my work: an exploration of turning points, reversal, and the question of what can emerge through profound transformation.
From this, my work on Future Intelligence developed.
Future Access opens the first independent experiential space arising from this work.
Not as a shortened training program.
Not as a prerequisite for something else.
But as an encounter with one question:
What changes when the future does not simply lie ahead of us — but we begin to enter into relationship with it?
Future Access is an independent experiential space within Future Intelligence.
Future Intelligence goes further.
It explores how we can perceive possibilities, discern between them, choose a future and act responsibly from that choice.
For those who want to go deeper into its complete architecture afterwards, the Future Intelligence Pioneer Circle at the LamarOM Institute opens the next space in November 2026.
Insight. Grammar. Application.
The future begins as possibility.
Perhaps we can learn to perceive it.
To discern.
To choose a possible future.
And to shape today from that future.
Online · from September 23, 2026
In person · October 17–18, 2026
Not sure yet?
Future Access Live · Free
September 17, 2026 · 7:00 pm CEST