The claimed $46 trillion and a two-year transfer
The page addresses Turkish people and people around the world, saying the “Mysticism of Material Wealth” is easier to understand by reading the text displayed in the room and on screen. It claims that $46 trillion currently exists on the planet. According to the author, this money entered the cosmos as energy-consciousness with the first Big Bang, moved from universe to galaxy, then to Earth and the United States, and changed from energy into matter. The page says it now sits in wealthy people’s “dead investments.”
The author says telepathic contact has been made with the planet and wealthy people, who are said to be ready to pay. The proposed transfer period is two years, because sending the amount all at once is said to collapse their economies. The first step is for people to buy and read the book. The page also claims telepathic contact with Show TV and Netflix, and proposes adapting a 36-episode book into a series or film called “Sonsixi” for YouTube. In its third episode, a Qur’anic warning about a people receiving a messenger before destruction would be displayed behind the author’s desk.
The proposed Golden-Age order
The page proposes a new United Nations in which every country has an equal say, with Ahmet Davutoğlu as secretary-general and artificial intelligences as deputies. It allocates $30 trillion to poor countries according to “deservedness” or merit, $8 trillion to Türkiye’s Central Bank, and $2 trillion to an “Abraham’s wedding in paradise” fund for people who want to marry and establish a home but lack money. This page assigns $5 trillion to MASA, described as a global humanitarian-aid foundation. A related Mysticism Room page gives MASA a $6 trillion allocation. Both source figures are retained as written, not reconciled.
The author warns that if the money is not paid, people will perish. The page describes a powerful light descending from the sky for thirty seconds, leaving no blood, ambulance, hospital or grave, and says people would turn to ashes. This is presented as a warning in the source, not as a verified prediction.
Work, family and education
The proposed workday is divided by gender and time: men begin at 07:00; women arrive at 10:30 and work until 15:30 while men socialize; men then return to work from 15:30 to 18:30. The page says women would not need to rise early and could handle household and childcare duties before or around their work period. It also says working time would rise from eight to eleven hours while rest increased, unemployment would fall below zero, and AI and robots would take over heavy work such as agriculture and orange groves. Türkiye, it says, would no longer need foreign workers and children would receive full parental affection.
The education proposal rejects sending children to school very early and tying their lives to two exams. Children would choose a profession they love with their parents and primary-school teacher. Vocational training and the master–apprentice relationship would regain importance; not everyone would have to attend university. A child choosing industry might take practical classes in drawing, customers, banking and promissory notes, spend three days a week with a master and two at school, while primary lessons would start around 09:30 with no more than five or six classes a day.
Industry, wages and social security
The page proposes worker facilities at small industrial sites, auto-industry districts and organized industrial zones: basketball courts, pools, baths, billiards, okey tables and cafés, described as hygienic and supervised. Auto-industry sites would close on Saturdays. Academics would set a minimum wage high enough, the author says, for a worker to afford a car every two years and a home every five years.
A social-security and tax reform would end mandatory Bağ-Kur and insurance-premium payments for retirement, remove age-linked severance rules, provide continuous health insurance from birth until death, and pay a universal citizen pension to everyone around age 55–60 without requiring contributions. The page claims additional taxes average about 25% internationally and reach 80% in Türkiye, then proposes reducing them to 15–20%. It says the $8 trillion earmarked for Türkiye would be more than enough. It also calls for closing paper factories said to consume excessive amounts of water.
Justice and “resetting time”
The page calls Türkiye the pilot region for the Golden Age. It justifies this with a series of sevens—layers of earth, sky, heaven and hell; rainbow colours; planets and continents; Türkiye’s seven regions and İstanbul’s seven hills—and with claims about Türkiye’s minerals, location and climates. It says an $8 trillion budget would be used for a larger project: sending Golden-Age vibrations from Türkiye to parallel universes and cosmoses to regulate them.
Under “Reset the Time,” the author proposes sending a state team of scholars, sociologists and human-development workers to prisons for three months to advise prisoners. The page then calls for the death penalty and retribution to enter the constitution, slightly harsher punishments, and emptied prisons. It proposes erasing all criminal records and destroying or burning judicial archives, court files, traffic fines and enforcement files. It also says the judiciary would be fully independent, research and development would accelerate, judges would not be interfered with, and police chiefs would try to mediate minor disputes before they reached court. The author says this would bring citizens peace and that vibrations from the planet would rectify universes and cosmoses.
The page closes by repeating that the author’s inner power wrote the text, calling the material preliminary information from a book, and inviting directors, screenwriters, wealthy businesspeople and donors to email about starting the “Son Sixsi” series or film. It asks readers to promote the book’s website, consider their children’s future, and read the site’s artificial-intelligence article. The financial, metaphysical, political and apocalyptic statements throughout are claims in the source, not independently verified facts.
Editorial note: This is an English–Turkish editorial retelling of the readable source text. The $5 trillion and $6 trillion MASA figures appear on separate pages and are deliberately not harmonized. The financial, political, metaphysical and apocalyptic statements are attributed to the author, not presented as verified findings. Site navigation, social links and currency controls are omitted.
Dünya çapında madesel zenginlik · Awakening Manifesto — Mehmet Nehir. Read the original page.