Experience the documentary above—a small hint of what's in the film script currently under review in Hollywood for its potential to transition mainstream science from an outdated physicalist paradigm to a post-materialist world.
William Eastwood is a visionary producer whose research career began at age 13 in collaboration with a Yale University professor.
Learn more about the boy who was recruited at age 13 and the civilizational plans he now leads as an adult.
Founder and Originator of Internal Science & International Philosophy.
Today, Eastwood serves as the Primary Authority for the Internal Science and International Philosophy paradigms. His 50-year independent study—culminating in a 30-book scholarly legacy—offers a complete scientific framework for a post-materialist civilization where consciousness is recognized as the primary source of reality.
Internal Science™ & International Philosophy™
Internal Science™ and International Philosophy™ are proprietary intellectual property, founded and originated exclusively by William Eastwood. Built upon fifty years of independent research and experimental validation beyond the Zero Point Field, the paradigm was formally established through the publication of International Philosophy on November 15, 2022, and codified in Internal Science... on January 28, 2025. All rights reserved.
William Eastwood: A Biography
50 Years of Research
.At age 12, William Eastwood recognized that the established sciences were isolated and failed to communicate with one another—biologists, for example, paid little attention to the findings of physicists. Combining these disciplines to create something new emerged as the most logical path forward, steering his work entirely outside of orthodox boundaries beginning in 1975.
Family Tree
William Eastwood is related to Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood, and descends from fourteen kings of England, key American founders, and WWII hero General James Doolittle.
As the 11th generation descending from Abraham Doolittle—born in England in 1620—he bears a strong physical resemblance to his mother, a Doolittle. The early Doolittle planters who emigrated from England were educated individuals of noble descent. Well-to-do and protective of their assets, the family sought religious freedom amidst fears that the English government would confiscate their possessions.
The Research Facility and Invention
William Eastwood recalls entering a private research and development facility owned by Yale Professor Everett Barber. The staff carried a distinctive, youthful appearance resembling a rock band or hippies rather than traditional intellectuals—college-aged individuals who were older than him at the time.
Professor Barber introduced him to the team and sat him down, opening a journal dedicated to a specific project: a contemporary version of an astrolabe-like secret invention. He was then shown where and how to document entries for the project.
The Historic Maine Residence
In his twenties, William Eastwood purchased three large historic homes in DownEast Maine. The first resembled a Thomas Jefferson design. This center-chimney, hip-roofed colonial was built by a ship captain and perched high on the edge of a cliff along Route One, overlooking the Machias River near the site of the first naval battle of the American Revolution.
The property’s deed was surveyed in English rods and links, with a large cluster of roots from an old tree denoting the corner of the lot. Built in 1776—the year of the American Revolution—the two-story home sat atop what resembled a small mountain, offering 360-degree views of the coastal Maine landscape for miles in every direction. He felt an immediate, profound connection to the property, as if he had lived there before.
Winters in Florida and Coastal Life
While he enjoyed traveling by RV up to Maine from Connecticut, William Eastwood also spent his winters in the subtropics of Florida on the beach. He spent the majority of this time at Fort De Soto County Park in Pinellas County, near Tampa—an island featuring seven miles of white sand beaches that he found beautiful beyond description.
A great blue heron would frequently stand beside him while he fished for plentiful giant redfish, also known as the Florida red drum. Exulting in the exotic beauty around him, he learned how to write during these months. He savored these seasons for months on end across many winters, returning to New England in the summers to work as a clapboard siding contractor while staying at a beach resort with miles of oceanfront.
Cruising from one paradise to another, he spent his summers on the two-mile-long sand beach of Hammonasset State Park in Connecticut—interrupted only by trips to his three homes in Maine—before returning for winters on the Florida island with its seven miles of white sand beaches.
Additional Information
For readers seeking further details, William Eastwood published an autobiography available through Lulu.com. The links below provide access to his family tree and the Dragon Slayer material, which chronicles another chapter of his life.
The First Experiment
Before being recruited to work with Yale Professor Everett Barber, William Eastwood had already been conducting independent experiments for about a year. He had discovered a method to observe phenomena beyond the Zero Point Field time-space boundary that defined physical reality. Although collaborating with Professor Barber offered high prestige and the potential for a lucrative career as a recognized scholar, his primary loyalty remained with his own independent research.
Before then I was living the good life, given almost complete freedom to do as I wished at a time before helicopter parenting was the norm.
The Early Years
Early Years and Early Discoveries

At age seven, William Eastwood decided to clean up a country road by collecting litter with his best friend. With their arms full, and not wanting to carry the trash home, he decided they would find an indentation in the ground and bury it.
Having convinced his friend that “if you do good things, good things will happen to you,” he kept repeating the phrase as he stomped the trash into the ground. He pointed to a loose stone in an 18th-century stonewall and asked his friend to hand it to him to cap the rubbish in the hole.
Seconds after placing the stone on the trash, he turned around to find coins everywhere. The rock he had requested had a treasure hidden behind it; his friend pulled a shoebox filled with large Canadian coins out of the stonewall and frantically filled his pockets. He scrambled to do the same, but only a few were left.
Uttering the phrase served as proof that on some level he knew the discovery would happen, and it actively led his friend to the coins. After moving to Guilford, he continued treasure hunting and brought a new friend along. At age 13, while digging through an old bottle dump behind an early 1700s home with a friend named Mike, he asked if they could switch spots. Mike happily agreed, and within seconds of the swap, he pulled out an antique platinum watch mounted with 36 diamonds.
Mike was unbothered by the discovery; in fact, he explained what platinum was. After cutting a deep groove into an old bottle with the diamonds to confirm it was real, the boys returned to their homes a few miles away.

Later In My Life & the Dragon Slayer Manuscript
After spending years researching inner reality and finishing school, personal computers became accessible, prompting the purchase of an early IBM ThinkPad. He taught himself how to use it while staying at Hammonasset and in Florida. Having acquired advanced information from his experiments, he proceeded to write a fictional book carrying a non-fiction message titled The Dragon Slayer.
The book served as a retrocausality experiment, depicting him as an educator who had caused humanity to avert a dark future. At age 37, however, the government confiscated his property and the unpublished manuscript, erasing his past and assigning him a new identity. His life became exceptionally difficult for the next 15 years, leaving him with no way to regain respect from the community until an uncle-in-law helped secure his release from prison.
He then began a search for evidence of his true identity, which included a trip to his hometown library in Guilford. After he returned home, the librarian sent him photos of a newspaper article from when he was 16 years old, having made copies from the United States Public Library System Microfilm Database. That discovery served as his “glass slipper”—the sole surviving evidence of his true identity after the government had stripped it away.
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The glass slipper in the Cinderella fairy tale represents a surviving element from a manifestation of the authentic self.
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For William Eastwood, life consisted mostly of miracles until encountering someone comparable to the evil stepmother from the fairy tale, followed by the discovery of his own “glass slipper.” To learn more, click on the image below.
Age 7
Kindness and human mission matter
A story with a powerful message.
William Eastwood began his altruistic environmental work and life of humanitarian contribution at age 7.
The treasure along a country road

At age seven, William told his friend, “If you do good things, good things will happen to you,” as he pointed to a rock in an old stone wall and asked him to hand it to him. There was a treasure behind that rock.
They filled their pockets and headed home to tell everyone they had discovered treasure! It was one of those unforgettable moments and perhaps the best day of his early childhood.
Age 12
Recognition as a result of testing the principles of what would become International Philosophy
At age 12 he tests International Philosophy to achieve a goal.
Less than a year later, William’s school counselor called Yale University.
Age 18
A plan to solve world problems
Once he knows that his philosophy works, he sets out on a mission. His ambitious plan to solve world problems that will later emerge as Earth Network begins to take shape in Eastwood’s mind.
Age 26
An experiment with retrocausality
He sets his plan to solve world problems in motion with an experiment that involves working backwards in time.
With information gathered in his experiment, Eastwood begins planning Earth Network as a vehicle to change the course of history in order to avert what he calls “The Dark Future.”
Age 37
Earth Network is founded
At age 37 he is ready to put his plan into action. With an investor, he founded Earth Network of Altruistic, Autonomous Individuals Inc.
Founding Earth Network triggers strange backwards effects in time that interrupt his plan. Eastwood is arrested and taken into custody based on a theory of intent. Research is read in court to obtain a conviction on false charges. The Dragon Slayer manuscript is closely guarded by the state and Eastwood is trapped.
Age 59
Earth-Network.org: A plan to solve world problems returns in 2022
The time is right for humanity to awaken and make the shift to a higher level. Eastwood has the knowledge, experience, and strength necessary to make the plan work.
Eastwood seeks another way to educate humanity to avoid the dark future. He considers the possibility that the time had not yet been right to introduce his mission for humanity back in 2000.
But now the public is desperate enough for a solution to world problems. He begins writing the script, “The Dragon Slayer Prophecy.”
What happened next?
Can a Film Restructure Civilization?
William Eastwood & The Prophecy
From Formula to Film:
If consciousness creates reality, how do we scale that science to save a civilization? The Blueprint in Action
THE DRAGON SLAYER PROPHECY™
In 2026, Earth Network™ & William Eastwood present a complete plan to restructure world systems via film. The project, highlighting INTERNAL SCIENCE™ & INTERNATIONAL PHILOSOPHY™, aims to catalyze global changes, including Universal Basic Income and the unification of world faiths.

This project combines authentic personal history—including a direct, documented bloodline to the Plantagenet Kings—with a profound mission to improve the human condition. The accompanying books serve as the foundational "Insider Blueprint" for the film's vision.
Unlike Harry Potter, the following is nonfiction, some parts embellished for film, but all of it based on true events.

A LIFETIME STUDY: The Application of Metaphysical Principles for Over 50 Years: The William Eastwood Autobiography
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