William Eastwood began his altruistic environmental work and life of humanitarian contribution at age 7.
After achieving his goal to help reduce U.S. dependence on fossil fuels and graduating as an environmental solar technician by age 18, Eastwood began to do something even more important for humanity.
“Fast forward 50 years, and you have a visionary who has dedicated his life to crafting a new science and philosophy, offering profound solutions to both personal and global challenges.”— Camille, The Edge Magazine.
- Internal Science.
- International Philosophy.
- Belief Projection Theory–(BP).
- The Inner UN.
- The Altruistic Movement.
- 30 books by William Eastwood.
- 500+ articles by William Eastwood.
- A free daily manifesting guide (manifest money, goals and desires).
- The New Scientist (time travel & true science).
- MISSION GREAT CIVILIZATION.
“My books, my movie, and everything I have created is my contribution or my part in bringing humanity to the next level.”
— William Eastwood.
“This is the beginning, not the end” —William Eastwood
“There were no universities teaching an accurate science paradigm in 1975 & so I was forced to go off on my own, which is the path that I felt would help the most people, but then government interceded, and things got worse. I am only now permitted to tell you what happened. As of October 14th, 2024, I am allowed to speak, and so this is not the end for me, but the very beginning, and I plan to do a lot now that I am finally free to do so.” —William Eastwood
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Eastwood: Founder of The Altruistic Movement
At age 12, William Eastwood said, “I can change the world,” and he picked up a pencil. Less than a year later, William’s school counselor called Yale University. A Yale professor responded by inviting him to work in a private research and development facility. What Eastwood discovered on his own, however, was so astounding, he knew he had to go against scientific convention.
If the universe is not solid, what is it?
“What we think of as being a physical particle, most physicists now agree, is a disturbance in a field of energy. But what is the nature of this field which reveals the appearance of virtual particles (ZPF)?” —William Eastwood
“What exactly, is in the field?”
“Scientists use diagrams to show examples of fields and particles, but diagrams only stand for the reality they depict. A diagram of a field of energy does not tell us more than a stick figure of a person drawn by a child tells us about what a human is. If the diversity of matter in our physical universe is a manifestation of a field, that suggests that the universe is in the field. This way of thinking is corroborated by the theories of [David] Bohm.
“It became obvious to me from the onset that the usual physical instruments scientists employed to attempt an understanding of the field were insufficient. A physical instrument cannot penetrate the field. If the universe is composed of consciousness, only consciousness can enter the field, physical instruments barely detect that it even exists.” —William Eastwood
I devised a plan to enter the field using my own consciousness
“Rather than accept the diagram of a field as being the reality it is attempting to depict, Internal Science goes into the field to see what is there in the only way that can be done. When I was 12, I decided to conduct an experiment to see firsthand what was there.
“What I discovered was an unlimited, multidimensional reality. From age 12 to age 37, I explored the multidimensional field from which particles arise. From what I discovered, I created Internal Science and International Philosophy.” —William Eastwood
You can learn more about his first experiment by clicking the image below.
At age 12, Eastwood was convinced of what would soon become a new paradigm in science. Rather than appease professors and become acclaimed in orthodoxy, he took a course that would align himself with ordinary people everywhere. Although continuing his efforts to reduce fossil fuel emissions in the United States (and graduating in advanced solar technology at 18), he changed his direction in a call to help people everywhere. His efforts met with opposition.
At age 37, he proceeded to incorporate Earth Network to deliver his research and an important message to humanity.
Earth Network (of Altruistic, Autonomous Individuals) got the attention of some of the world’s most powerful people. However, it was not in a good way. Instead of advancing his research, they set him back 24 years.
His work was restricted by the government (something he explains in his autobiography) and so it is only now coming out, although his research began over 50 years ago.
Eastwood gives us Internal Science and International Philosophy. Eastwood founded Earth Network (of Altruistic, Autonomous Individuals, Inc.) in 2000, to advance humanity into a new era of enlightenment and to give the individual power. Forty-five days after founding Earth Network, government agents confiscated everything. Because of those actions, he was forced to recreate everything even while he was being monitored and not allowed to do so. He had to bring you what you see here—including 30 books & over 500 articles—on his own with restrictions in place that did not permit him to do what he was doing. It had to be done in secret.
“I founded Earth Network of Altruistic, Autonomous Individuals to help humanity. Days later, agents in the government confiscated everything. I was powerless to do anything about it.” —William Eastwood
Early achievements
EASTWOOD: “At age 13 I had my 100% solar heated and cooled homes built in my hometown for less than it costs to build a standard home. As a graduate in solar technology at 18, I had a contract with the American supply Company. At the Capitol of the constitution state the eyes of the world were on me as I unveiled a full-scale model of my solar systems at the annual energy exposition. Retailers from all over New England were signing on to carry my solar systems.
“I had to let all of that go to bring you this information.”
— William Eastwood (from the book, “You Are Altruistic.”)
As a child, Eastwood was a music prodigy, and an inventor of solar energy systems, solar homes and worked on an invention for Yale Professor, Everett Barber. He is an empath, philosopher, researcher and new scientist. He is a movie screenwriter (has a script for a unique film with unusual potential and is seeking a producer), is an author of 30 books, 6 websites and over 500 free articles. Many of his concepts, such as Internal Science, International Philosophy and MISSION GREAT CIVILIZATION, are unique in the world and can do great good (read his mission statement).
Creator of Internal Science & International Philosophy
William Eastwood says you are a genius even if you do not realize that you are
“I can prove it. If someone like me can do what I did you can do anything!”
At age 12, William Eastwood said, “I can change the world,” and he picked up a pencil.
Less than a year later, William’s school counselor called Yale University.
William Eastwood, worked for a Yale University professor on a secret invention at a private research and development facility at age 13.
“People who go around learning on their own often turn out to be pretty interesting themselves.” — Carolyn Battista, 1979 Eastwood press interviewer.
David Bohm (the most influential physicist of the 20th century)
Physicist David Bohm, — who Albert Einstein called “a kindred spirit,” and whose Ph.D. thesis — being top secret and classified — was awarded at the University of California at Berkeley by none other than Robert Oppenheimer, says that your physical reality is a holographic projection of the inner “Implicate Order” which Eastwood says is projected by the mind to form the universe.
Hugh Everett III (originator of many-worlds theory)
—Hugh Everett III
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Combine these two views for Internal Science and International Philosophy.
But it doesn’t do you any good if your government doesn’t want you to know what it is and if public institutions are demonizing those who hold the answers we are looking for.