What I disagree with you is your claim that Holophany "is a journey where no man has gone before." This is a very sweeping claim. What you have expounded in the website is no different from Indian philosophy or even the core of the teachings of Jesus Christ (without the theology added later by the Church). Saints and sages of every age have discovered the same Truth again and again. It is no doubt a great achievement to arrive at the Truth. It is the very source and goal of life. What you should realize is that you are not alone. There are hundreds of people in all ages that have arrived at the same Truth as you have explained. Your site will surely be useful to people who seek it and I am sure they will be greatly benefited by it. But please don't claim exclusivity. The knowledge of the Truth is open to all. You are one of the droplets of water in the ocean of Truth.

Holophany is unique not because of the truth (or truths) that it has arrived to, which is indeed the achievement of many, but because of the logic through which this truth, as you call it, has been achieved. I do not proclaim to be the messenger of "Truth", I do not "preach" what is right or wrong, I do not tell what to think. My efforts are aimed at analyzing and understanding how we think (no matter what we think). That's neither truth, nor lie, but a lawfulness, a process - or to be more accurate - the process of definition that defines reality to be what it is to us. I do not deal with what has been perceived; my focus is on the process of "perception", and the laws thereof, which endow one with the ability to create reality. Holophany is not a religion but a philosophy mainly dealing with logic. Please read my article Holophany and Truth which clearly states that I am neither searching for THE TRUTH, nor preaching it, but instead, analyzing the structure of thinking, the structure of existence. And yes, I maintain that Holophany brings one to terra incognita, to where no man has gone before.