These videos ( auditions) are living demonstrations of the book:
every character, every emotion, every mask is part of the same hypnotic stage.In a society that consumes and labels in seconds,
I create to remind us:
we must play all roles
to discover the infinite within.
The Hypnotic Stage – live, unboxed, unlimited.
Yvonne Padmos | ISBN 978-1-326-95646-2

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Welcome to the world of Yvonne Padmos, a Dutch author and screenwriter born in 1984, whose work weaves together philosophy, curiosity, and resilience. Writing under various pseudonyms, Yvonne has created a rich tapestry of stories, including multiple books and 50 film scripts, each a testament to her lifelong pursuit of knowledge and self-discovery. Her creations are more than narratives—they are experiments in thought, reflections of her personal research, and invitations to explore the depths of existence.Yvonne’s work has always been shared freely, driven by her passion for connecting with small communities and sparking philosophical conversations. She cherishes the perspectives of her readers and viewers, using their insights to fuel her creative and intellectual growth. Living with complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD) from multiple near-death experiences, Yvonne has faced significant challenges, including the loss of digital content during difficult times. To preserve her legacy, she now distributes her books and scripts through offline bookstores, ensuring her work remains a tangible connection to her audience.Yvonne lives day by day, finding meaning and strength in the act of creation. Her writing and scripts are a testament to her resilience and her unwavering commitment to learning through philosophy. She warmly invites you to explore her work, share your thoughts, and join her in this journey of discovery. For those eager to connect in person, Yvonne is available for intimate seminars with small communities, where she discusses her creative process, her philosophical reflections, and the ideas that inspire her.

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Born: 1984, Netherlands
Nationality: Dutch
Languages: Dutch, English, Spanish
Residence: Netherlands and SpainNotable Works:
Over 50 film scripts, including Lockdowntrap (2022), Ella in Marbella (2021–2023), and The Power of Acting
Multiple books published under pseudonyms, including The Illusion of Gravity (2024, ISBN 978-1-326-96775-8) and Ocean Embrace
Philosophical poetry, monologues, and soliloquies, including the Seraphine seriesWriting Style: Focuses on philosophy, near-death experiences (NDEs), human rights, ocean protection, and personal growth
Distribution: Books shared freely for years; now distributed through offline bookstores to preserve workScreenwriting: More notable in 2020, with scripts available on platforms like Script Revolution; auctions scripts online
Media features in Metro Nebraska and HTV10 and moreBackground
Studies: International relations, with a focus on philosophy and human rightsResearch Interests: Nikola Tesla’s inventions, near-death experiences, psychological tools for trauma recoveryInfluences: Nikola Tesla, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms, Universal Declaration of Human RightsPersonal Life
Health: Lives with complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD) due to multiple near-death experiences and a 2019 car accidentPhilosophy: Lives day by day, emphasizing humility, authenticity, and community engagement
Advocacy: Promotes ocean protection and nonconformity through writing and seminarsCommunity Engagement: Offers VIP ( free) memberships for exclusive access to her portfolio, books and live seminars untill 2023

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Research

I dive deep into various fields, from the works of Nikola Tesla to numerology, secret languages, and quantum physics. I'm fascinated by the mysteries of planet Earth and the human experience. As someone who's not very social, I've lost interest in small talk and societal issues, preferring to focus on understanding the world and its complexities. Through my explorations, I've been shocked by the discoveries I've made, and I'm excited to share my findings with others. I do a lot of research. I have studied the work of Nikola Tesla for more than a decade. And the work of emotion. And more in the field of quantum physics. H2O. Mountains. Just check out the list. And where you can read about it.

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Gravity is an illusion
I've studied the concept that gravity is an illusion. But how does one "study" a theoretical concept like this? Do I have a degree in it? No, I don't. The truth is, nobody has a degree specifically in proving gravity is an illusion. Instead, I share insights and findings from my own experiences and experiments. If you're interested in learning more, you can check out my book "Gravity is an Illusion." A second book is in the works as I continue to explore ways to visually prove this theory. However, progress depends on opportunities to showcase my work, as I don't have my own laboratory.

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Open LibraryOL55368943MISBN 139781326967758BookBrainzhttps://bookbrainz.org/edition/dd43ad08-c3cf-4b97-a7f7-f168e6f95f7bLibraryThing278999184

Keywords: Social Experiment, Human Behavior, Robotic Behavior, Online Interactions, Followers, Asch Conformity, Self-Discovery, Learning"As we navigate the intersection of technology and humanity, a profound experiment unfolds: Can collective wellbeing thrive in a world where electronic pulses and neurological rhythms entwine? I'm exploring the delicate balance between brain wellbeing and the digital landscape, seeking harmony in the feedback loops of human connection. By examining the intricate dance between neurons and networks, we may just uncover the keys to elevating our collective consciousness – and rewriting the future of wellbeing."

I study human and robotic behavior, both in the field and online. It's not just about algorithms determining your follower growth - it's about understanding your audience. You can predict who'll unfollow you and who'll follow you. It's a game. When you suddenly post something out of character or too frequently, people tend to unfollow immediately. They're not following a person or content, but their own expectations. This is why many social connections, online and offline, are fleeting. People judge quickly, often without asking questions, and instead, they browse through like they're in a candy store, picking what catches their eye.Regarding Asch conformity behavior, it's fascinating to see how people often conform to societal norms, even when it goes against their own judgment. This behavior is prevalent both online and offline, and it's crucial to understand its dynamics to navigate social interactions effectively.Personally, I don't mind conducting these experiments or observing social dynamics. In fact, I've always found it surprising when people follow me for years, given that I'm not exactly built for small talk. As an actress or in the field, I can be social when needed, but my true essence craves silence. For me, this isn't about ego or accumulating followers; it's about learning and growing. I'm here to study, to learn from myself and the world around me. Those lessons are far more valuable than worrying about online popularity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Q: Who is Yvonne Padmos?
A: I'm a researcher and author exploring the intricacies of the universe, Earth, and human existence.Q: What's your favorite topic to research and write about?
A: I'm fascinated by the universe, our planet, and the human body. I'm also intrigued by the patterns and cycles that govern our reality, although I dislike feeling stuck in loops – especially when it comes to societal norms.Q: Is gravity really an illusion?
A: Yes, I'm convinced that gravity is an illusion. My book delves into the details, and I believe readers will gain a deeper understanding after exploring its pages.Q: How do you balance your creative work with your research?
A: I believe creativity stems from the right hemisphere of the brain. Balancing both logical research and creative exploration is essential for a healthy and innovative approach.Q: What advice would you give to aspiring writers and researchers?
A: Research extensively, question everything, and dare to be alone with your thoughts. As you explore the unknown, you'll realize that every day can be a journey into the unexplained. Instead of writing fiction, focus on uncovering the truth about our existence – it's far more fascinating and often unsettling.Q: How has Nikola Tesla's work impacted your thinking and writing?
A: My fascination with Nikola Tesla began long before 2014, when I was an avid reader of his work. After a life-altering experience, my interest in Tesla's ideas, particularly his affinity for the number 3, became a central theme in my writing. According to Open Library, I'm one of the most prolific authors writing about Tesla – a notion I find both surprising and intriguing.Q: How do you see your work evolving in the future?
A: I'm committed to continuous exploration and learning. Today is all that truly exists; tomorrow is an illusion, just like gravity and time. Some might call me delusional, but I've gained a profound understanding through my experiences, and I'm at peace with that perspective.

I Am Dutch, Yet...As I sit here, reflecting on my journey, I am reminded of the profound impact that my roots and surroundings have had on shaping me into the person I am today. Born in the Netherlands, I've always felt a deep connection to the Dutch way of life – the straightforwardness, the love for gezelligheid (that's "coziness" for those who don't speak Dutch), and the appreciation for simplicity. These values were instilled in me from a young age and have remained a constant part of my being, even as I've navigated the complexities of life in different cultures.A Second Life in SpainMy move to Spain marked a significant turning point in my life. The vibrant culture, the passionate people, and the breathtaking landscapes all captivated me. But it was more than just a change of scenery – it was a rebirth. I often wonder if there's a reason I ended up in Spain, especially after having my first coma here. It feels like the universe had other plans for me, and this new chapter is about exploring those possibilities.Spain has become a part of me, and I've found that the warmth and expressiveness of the Spanish people complement my Dutch roots beautifully. It's a blend that allows me to be both grounded and adventurous, practical and passionate.The Quest for KnowledgeAs an author and researcher, I've always been drawn to the mysteries of existence. Mountains, oceans, and the vastness of nature have a way of putting things into perspective. There's something about being in the midst of the natural world that sparks curiosity and fosters a deeper understanding of our place in the universe.My journey hasn't been without its challenges. From being a bookworm who devoured library books to becoming a stubborn seeker of truth, I've had to navigate my own biases and preconceptions. But it's been worth it. Every step of the way has led me to question what I've been told, to seek out new knowledge, and to explore the world with an open mind.The Power of PerceptionOne of the most profound realizations I've had is the importance of perception. What we believe to be true often shapes our reality more than the truth itself. Traveling alone and immersing myself in different cultures has taught me to question everything, to seek out multiple perspectives, and to form my own opinions.This journey of discovery has also led me to explore the field of neurology and the incredible potential of the human brain. Our brains are wired to respond to patterns and familiarities, but they are also capable of rewiring and adapting in response to new experiences. This understanding has been both empowering and humbling.The Importance of ExplorationIn a world where it's easy to get caught up in the daily grind, it's essential to remember that there's a vast world out there waiting to be explored. Whether it's traveling to new places, learning a new skill, or simply taking the time to appreciate the beauty around us, exploration is key to living a fulfilling life.As I often say, we didn't arrive in a "society box" – we arrived on planet Earth, with its breathtaking landscapes, diverse cultures, and endless possibilities. It's up to us to make the most of this journey, to explore, to learn, and to grow.A Message to Fellow TravelersTo those who, like me, are drawn to the unknown and the unexplored, I say: keep seeking, keep questioning, and never lose your sense of wonder. The world is full of mysteries waiting to be uncovered, and each of us has a unique perspective to bring to the table.And to those who are content with the status quo, I encourage you to take a step back and look at the world around you. There's so much more to life than what we see on the surface. Let's challenge ourselves to see beyond the familiar, to explore the depths of our own potential, and to live life to the fullest.In the end, it's not about where we're from or where we've been – it's about the journey we're on and the impact we make along the way. As I continue on my own path, I'm excited to see where life takes me next and how I can share my experiences with others.

22 January, 2022, by Yvonne Padmos

^{Dutch culture, Spain, personal growth, self-discovery, cultural exploration, neurology, perception, travel, exploration, adventure, open-mindedness, individuality, life journey, learning, wonder.}

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• Return of rest
• Coma is Home
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• The Rabbit Hole with hamster wheel
• Power of psuedonyms
• Meditation with eyes open
• Chapter closed
• Finally freedom
• Mathematics and mirrors
• Aging and stress
• Suddenly breathe
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Embracing My WeirdnessI proudly declare it: I am weird. And I'm not just saying that because I've had a life that's been anything but ordinary. I've had my fair share of near-death experiences, comas, traumas, and accidents. But through it all, I've learned to own my weirdness. After all, "weird" is just a word people use to describe someone who doesn't fit into their neat little boxes.As I sit on the rocks at the ocean, watching the waves crash against the shore, I'm reminded of the solitude that has defined much of my journey. The last decade has been particularly isolating, with moments of profound loneliness that have tested my resolve. Yet, it's in these moments of solitude, surrounded by the vastness of the ocean, that I feel most whole.There's something about the ocean that puts my experiences into perspective. The ebb and flow of the tides, the infinite expanse of the horizon, and the raw power of the waves all serve as a reminder that my struggles, though significant, are but a small part of a much larger narrative.The Power of ObsessionMy obsession with the work of Nikola Tesla is just one example of what sets me apart. I've spent countless hours researching his theories, experiments, and ideas. And it's not just about the science – it's about the philosophy, the curiosity, and the drive to understand the universe. When you're obsessed with something, nothing else matters. You stop caring about what people think, and you start caring about the pursuit of knowledge.The Freedom of Being DifferentAs I've delved deeper into my research, I've realized that being different isn't something to be ashamed of – it's something to be celebrated. When you're willing to challenge the status quo and question everything, you open yourself up to new experiences, new ideas, and new perspectives. And that's where the real magic happens.Of course, I'm not immune to the challenges of being human. I experience the same emotions, the same doubts, and the same frustrations as everyone else. But I've learned to laugh at myself, to not take things too seriously, and to find the humor in life's absurdities.The Pursuit of KnowledgeSo, what happens when you're obsessed with research? You start to see the world in a different way. You start to notice patterns, connections, and anomalies that others might miss. And you start to ask questions – lots of them. Why is the universe the way it is? What's the nature of reality? And what's the meaning of life?^{The Mystery of the Universe}As I continue on this journey, I'm reminded that there's still so much we don't know. And that's what makes life exciting. What if the all is nothing, and nothing is all? What if our understanding of the universe is just a tiny fraction of the truth? These are the questions that keep me up at night, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to explore them.To Those Who Are Also WeirdTo anyone who's ever felt like they don't quite fit in, I see you. I hear you. And I celebrate you. Your weirdness is what makes you unique, what makes you interesting, and what makes you valuable. Don't let anyone dull your spark – own it, nurture it, and let it shine. The world needs more weirdos like you.

15 September, 2024, by Yvonne Padmos

^{Weirdness, individuality, Nikola Tesla, obsession, research, near-death experiences, personal growth, self-discovery, philosophy, curiosity, creativity, nonconformity, self-acceptance, humor, spirituality, universe, mystery.}

The Resonance of Genius
^{My Obsession with Nikola Tesla}As someone who's often found solace in the world of ideas and innovation, I've always been drawn to individuals who challenge the status quo. Nikola Tesla, the legendary inventor and engineer, is one such figure who has captivated my imagination and fueled my passion for discovery.

A Kindred SpiritWhat resonates deeply with me about Tesla's work is his unconventional approach to problem-solving. His ability to think outside the box, to visualize complex concepts, and to push the boundaries of conventional wisdom is truly inspiring. It's a mindset that I, too, have adopted in my own work, often finding myself lost in the intricacies of a problem, driven by an insatiable curiosity.The Comfort of UnderstandingMy fascination with Tesla's work is also deeply personal. As someone who has experienced the world in a unique way, I've often felt like an outsider looking in. But Tesla's work, particularly his understanding of the natural world and the universe, has given me a sense of comfort and validation. It's as if I've found a kindred spirit, someone who sees the world in a similar way.Obsession and InspirationMy obsession with Tesla's work has become a driving force in my life. I've devoured every book, article, and lecture I can find on the subject. His ideas on energy, frequency, and vibration have become a lens through which I view the world. And the more I learn, the more I'm convinced that his work holds the key to understanding the mysteries of the universe.^{The Solitude of Passion}In many ways, I find myself walking a solitary path, one that requires dedication and focus. It's a reality that resonates deeply with Tesla's own journey. When you're driven by an insatiable passion to discover, you often find yourself alone with your thoughts, your experiments, and your ideas. The pursuit of knowledge and innovation can be a solitary endeavor, but it's one that I've come to cherish. Tesla's obsession with his work, his willingness to sacrifice relationships and comfort for the sake of discovery, is a testament to the all-consuming nature of true passion. I can relate to his intense focus and obsessive tendencies, such as his reported habit of washing his hands three times before meals - a quirk that resonates with my own tendencies towards ritualistic behavior. It's a mindset that I understand all too well, and one that I believe is essential for making meaningful contributions to the world.A Personal NoteOn a more personal level, I want to share that I've always been particular about my personal space and hygiene. I find myself washing my hands frequently, and I prefer not to shake hands unless it's absolutely necessary. It's not about being antisocial; it's just about respecting my own boundaries. Similarly, I've come to realize that I'm not suited for partnerships or close relationships, partly due to my preference for personal space and my aversion to being touched without consent.Finding Solace in Tesla's LegacyTesla's legacy is a testament to the power of innovation and perseverance. Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, he remained committed to his vision, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and transform lives. His story reminds me that even in the face of adversity, we have the power to shape our own destiny.Join the ConversationI'd love to hear from you! What inspires you about Tesla's work? How do you find solace in the world of ideas and innovation? Let's continue the conversation in the comments below.Stay Curious, Keep ExploringAs I continue on this journey of discovery, I'm excited to share more of my thoughts and insights with you. Stay tuned for more updates on my work, and let's explore the wonders of the universe together.^{A secret Note}
If I could meet someone from another realm, it would undoubtedly be Nikola Tesla. I'd love to share my life journey, NDE experiences, and research findings with him. We'd discuss the parallels between his theories and my experiences beyond the physical realm, and ponder the mysteries of existence, time, and space. I'd ask him about the fundamental essence of existence – would he see it as energy, vibration, or something more profound? Our conversation would be a dance of ideas, a symphony of perspectives. Tesla's legacy inspires me to continue exploring, questioning, and pushing the boundaries of human understanding. In his honor, I'd continue to pursue knowledge, driven by the same insatiable curiosity that fueled his groundbreaking work.

October 29, 2024, by Yvonne Padmos

^{Nikola Tesla, obsession, passion, solitude, creativity, innovation, NDEs, near-death experiences, personal growth, self-discovery}

Publications

After years of ghostwriting, pseudonyms, and anonymous contributions, I am now publishing boldly under my real name: Yvonne Padmos. This marks a deliberate shift to authenticity—merging the freedom of shadows with the power of visibility. I continue to offer ghostwriting and pseudonymous works for discretion, while claiming my voice in philosophy, human rights, and creative storytelling.Select Publications
- The Illusion of Gravity (2024): My debut under my real name, exploring unseen forces shaping reality (published via Lulu Spotlight).
- The Loop of Conformity: Understanding the Patterns (NEW LITERARY SOCIETY): A philosophical dive into societal pressures.
- The Hypnotic Algorithm: Why Your LinkedIn Feed Rejects the New You NEW LITERARY SOCIETY
: On digital conformity and self-reinvention.
- Philosophy Intertwined with Earth’s Embrace (Introvert Diary): Poetic reflections on existence and ecology.
- Screenplays: ASMR Youtuber Millionaire (IMDb); 50+ scripts on human behavior, including undercover research themes (Script Revolution).
- Poetry & Short Stories: Featured in Spillwords Press; rhymed narratives on NDEs and resilience .Press Features & Recognitions
The New Times Seraphine Playwright & performance
- The Globe and Mail
: Profiled for innovative script-selling strategies and entrepreneurial evolution post-2020.
- HTV10 & Metro Nebraska: Coverage of film industry innovations and arts contributions (April 2024).
- Barchart & OpenPR
: Headlines on revolutionizing screenwriting after a life-altering accident.- International Reach: Featured in over 200 outlets for the filmscriptsThe Illusion of Gravity release; academic circles for conformity and NDE research.For collaborations, submissions, or inquiries—under my name or otherwise—contact: [email protected]. Let's create without limits.Yvonne Padmos
Unmasked. Unstoppable. Yours in words.