JadiJe Studio — Play-based Reality Production
What If
Life Is
A Movie?
And nobody told you that you can write it and produce it. Yet.
Manifestation teachers say you create your reality. Most of them help you create it in your mind. Meditate. Visualize.
I say let's produce it. It's more exciting. Isn't that why we're here? To live here, not in our heads.
So if your new life is a blockbuster movie, what does the trailer sound like?
What's the storyline?
I built a free tool to write your first draft.
I Shot This First. Then I Taught It.
In 2013 I posted a video of myself celebrating Eid with my dogs. Enough people were offended that I was arrested and remanded for three days. I was an engineer at the time.
Before covid I crossed the Johor–Singapore border to the office and back, every day. Engineer at an international corporation, paid in a currency worth more than three times ours at home. By every measure I had ever been handed, that was the win.
When the border closed, my company gave me an ultimatum: move to Singapore, or resign. I had four dogs. I couldn't bring them. I resigned — out of a career I had been building since 1998.
A few months later Jersey was diagnosed. I stayed home and took care of her until she died in February 2023. Then I decided I was not going back to a 9-to-5.
Then I was homeless, sheltering in a friend's off-grid cottage with Reo. My own family had already told me — on a call I made from a public payphone, asking to borrow money — that I would never be successful, because I keep dogs.
Before the floor, I did the hustle. No pain no gain. All the businesses I started failed. I was tired. Then I found the manifestation teachers — Abraham Hicks, the whole shelf. I learned the rituals. I wrote affirmations 3x6x9. I meditated for hours. And it worked. I manifested a job that tripled my income. Unexpected money. A home when I had no address.
And I was still depressed. Because now I had to keep doing the rituals — or it would all fall apart. I still didn't know what I wanted to build. I still didn't know why I was surviving. The manifestations came, and I still wanted to exit.
Jersey had shown me a puppy in a dream. So I wrote the scene: the money, and a home to bring her into. In 2024 I got both. Her name is Jihan.
And then, holding all of it, I hit the floor again — which is where I found Alan Watts saying life is a play. That was the turn. I stopped picturing a life and started producing one. JadiJe is the improved version of the method that got me through it, built while I was using it.
Logline
He loved dogs so much he got arrested for it, then walked away from a twenty-year career rather than leave them behind. He was an engineer. Now he is a Reality Director — helping people produce their own reality.
Production Log
Arrested and remanded three days over a video of Eid with my dogs.
Great job, foreign currency, international corporation. Move to Singapore or resign. I had four dogs. I resigned.
Jersey passed. Homeless, in a friend's off-grid cottage with Reo.
Wrote the scene. Got the money and the home. Adopted Jihan, then Jasmine.
Had it all and hit the floor anyway. That is when the method changed.
Three dogs. One studio. Still shooting.
I am not finished. I am in the middle of my own production — and I am shooting it in public.
For people starting over.
Maybe you got what you wanted and lost it. Maybe you never got it. Either way, right now you're at zero.
Five co-stars. One mission.
Rewrite the inherited script. Rehearse the new one until it becomes reality. Different backgrounds. Different Committees. Same protocol.
Six stages. The live session happens when all five of you finish. That part is yours. This first run is free. We rehearse. We roll.
The Rolling Stars don't grow moss. Most manifestation sits still. We roll.
No waiting. Just shining.
Crew Position 01
The Director of Photography
Sees what others walk past. Has been framing a different story inside their head for years — and is ready to shoot it.
Now Casting
Crew Position 02
The Lead Actor
Has been given roles their whole life. Has spent years knowing the performance is convincing but something underneath it isn't theirs.
Now Casting
Crew Positions 03–05
The Rest of the Ensemble
The full cast is five. The remaining positions are open. Run The Resonator and we will see your true role. Not the one given by The Committee.
Now Casting
How To Apply
Run The Resonator
Answer the questions. Free. Your profile tells us — and you — what film you are in the middle of making.
Submit Your Profile
Once your profile is generated, you will see an option to submit it for crew consideration. We review every submission personally.
We Make Contact
If your profile fits an open co-star seat, we reach out directly before the run begins. Five seats. Closed when full.
The Trade
Nothing to pay. You pay in honesty instead.
Founding Co-Star — Season 1
Free
This runs once, free, with five co-stars, before it becomes a paid program. You get the full production and a direct line to me.
5 seats — closed when full
This is producing your dream-life movie — not sitting and visualizing it, not escaping to 5D, not chasing it. You perform it. Run The Resonator first; we only reach out once you are cast.
What's Your Storyline?
Most people are living inside a script they didn't write. The Resonator finds the story underneath — the one that has been trying to get made for years. Your first draft. Free.
Write Your First Draft — Free