Robert Edward Grant broke my brain ... in the best way!
- Renee Laprise
- May 2
- 3 min read

I've been possessed by the work of Robert Edward Grant for the last week or so. I've heard him speak before, but something is resonating so deeply for me now. Maybe it's the sacred geometry and codes he decoded in Leonardo da Vinci's art, or maybe it's the way his work links right back to the Great Pyramid of Giza. Either way, I’ve been pulled into a rabbit hole of wonder.
What really caught me was learning that Grant has visited the pyramids dozens of times and even created a 3D scanned model of the site that he works with regularly. Recently, he's been uncovering things in that model he never saw before. But here’s the thing —he doesn’t see those missed things as failures. He realized that his frequency simply wasn’t high enough to perceive them before. That one teaching cracked something open in me.
The idea that we can only see what we’re vibrationally aligned with is huge. That we learn at one level, and once we’ve mastered it, we shift into the next. That we can look at something we’ve seen a hundred times and suddenly see it from a different perspective.
That’s evolution.
That’s awakening.
It’s like spending time with babies—they look at the world like it’s brand new, because to them, it is. They expect life to teach them. And that’s something adults need to remember: stay curious. Stay open. We are still growing. And as we grow, the world reveals more.
Grant was just on a podcast where he talked about a new equation he downloaded—one he believes reveals the harmonic unity of the universe. The math is wild and way over my head, but I kept listening. Because there’s a kind of understanding that happens outside the intellect. I could feel the resonance, the alignment, the opening. And sometimes, that’s more powerful than logic.
That night, I integrated the material in my sleep. I know because every time I woke up, I felt like I was being slammed back into my body. It was like I was doing soul work in the in-between.
So the next morning, I sat down to meditate and decided to lift the veil—you know, that veil that keeps us from remembering we’re infinite beings. The meditation was nice, but my mind is like a hyperactive puppy. I kept drifting into the past or future, working stuff out instead of staying present.
When I opened my eyes, I stared at the curtain in front of me. I could see the pattern on the curtain, but also the sun behind it. And it hit me—if I focus on lifting the veil, I’m still focused on the veil. What if I just focus on what’s behind it?
That led me to try a void meditation—pure potential, no agenda. My brain doesn’t usually allow space for this kind of stillness, but with everything I’d absorbed from Grant, I felt ready. I focused on the star tetrahedron, the last sacred geometry shape I'd been contemplating. Then I entered the void.
Of course, the noise came in. But then I remembered: we magnetize information based on our frequency. Just like Grant and the pyramids. As soon as I had that thought, the thought solidified and dropped like a brick, and the space opened up. I felt the potential of all things. I welcomed higher vibrations, then let them go too. Eventually, I was just there—in the silence, in the void, and it was blissful. A wash of relief. Pure gratitude.
From that stillness, I allowed visions to rise—a life I’m building, the feelings I want to live inside. And from that intentional frequency shift, guidance arrived. One piece was to join a teacher named Elunia this month for some activations. I didn’t want to dive too deeply in yet because I wanted to carry that void energy with me for a while.
But I’m already feeling the shift. It’s like the other day when I watched a city worker open a fire hydrant—the water rushed out with insane force. That’s what this feels like. A dam has broken, the current is fast, and yes, it’s intense—but it’s also exhilarating. I know it’ll calm eventually. But for now, I’m just going to ride the rapids and have fun.
Life is revealing itself in layers, and I’m here for all of it.
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