The Inventor's Library

Before there was Blurt Snodgrass, there was H.A. Feldspar. Same person. Different name. The World 321 channel on YouTube is the archive from that era — 31 videos, some short, some long, all of them made by an inventor in Boise, Idaho who had things to say about portaling, gravity, and the nature of the universe and decided the best format was video.

The channel is still there. The videos are still there. "World 321 (Movie)" is two hours long and covers portaling in more depth than most people expected or requested. "How to Find a Portal" is considerably shorter, which is the right decision. Both were filmed with the same energy: a man who believes what he's telling you and trusts you to figure out what to do with it.

What Is Portaling?

A portal, in the World 321 framework, is a point of transition — between states, between frequencies, between versions of experience. You find them. You pass through them. The pineal gland is involved. The universe cooperates when you're paying attention.

This sounds abstract until you watch the videos, at which point it sounds very specific and personal and harder to dismiss than you'd expect, because H.A. Feldspar is not speaking from a script. He's speaking from direct experience, and direct experience has a texture that scripted content doesn't.

The Gravity Generator

The gravity harvesting generator is in the workshop in Boise. It is a real physical object. Plans and blueprints are available in the Store for people who want to build one. The World 321 videos contain early documentation of the concepts behind it. The physics involved is not fully explained by current mainstream physics, which Blurt considers one of the more interesting things about it.

Three Channels, One Universe

World 321 is one of three YouTube channels in this universe, and it stays separate from the other two. The Blurt Snodgrass channel is for the author. The Danny Rosenberg channel is for the avatar comedian. World 321 belongs to H.A. Feldspar and the inventor's body of work — the portals, the generator, the 31 videos that predate everything else.

They're connected. Of course they're connected. Everything in this universe connects. But they're not the same thing, and mixing them would flatten something that's more interesting when it has dimension.