Self-Importance: just who do you think you are?

Are you a seeker? Are you open to outside-of-the-box perspectives on what it means to be aware?
What is your approach to the meaning of reality?
Based on the metaphysical concept of the "Order of Melchizedek," this is one of many upcoming tales meant to humbly explore how consciousness might be the enshrined, fundamental force of reality without which---no universe-- of any kind-- can exist.
The script explores the concept of self-importance through the character of Al, who initially believes in the "God’s eye view"-a perspective that allows him to detach and dominate problems with an analytical mindset. This perspective represents a form of self-importance, as Al views himself as a grandmaster manipulating the chessboard of life, believing he can observe and control reality from a superior position.
By the end of the script, Al comes to understand that he is not separate from the universe but an integral part of it. He realizes that observation is about participation and that consciousness is meant to collaborate with reality rather than dominate it. The notion of love as a connecting force among all beings further diminishes the focus on self-importance, emphasizing interconnectedness and mutual existence.