Jason C. Reed

Jason Reed is a sailor, inventor, author, photographer, and wanderer of forgotten roads. He is the founder of the Reed Time-Domain Initiative and the man who named his boat Grace – and then lived it.

A visionary theorist working at the intersection of emerging physics and spiritual alignment, Jason is known for developing the Reed Time-Domain Propulsion Engine – an experimental concept exploring negative time, temporal reflections, quantum teleportation, and electrostatic lift. His work challenges conventional boundaries while remaining grounded in conscience, humility, and service.

Jason’s path began not in laboratories, but in lived experience. A solo sailor, boatbuilder, and Coast Guard Auxiliary officer, he has spent decades navigating both oceans and truth. He has served with the Red Cross and Special Olympics, participated in disaster relief, lived off-grid, and sailed or traveled across the Pacific, Atlantic, and Caribbean, as well as the mainland of North America, while studying scripture, physics, and philosophy – often supporting himself by selling handmade jewelry along the way.

During a solo crossing of the Pacific Ocean, Jason reached a point on Earth farther from land than any other human at that moment. In that vast stillness – surrounded only by sky, stars, and sea – he experienced a defining clarity: that true power is not found in systems or control, but in surrender, presence, and alignment with the Creator.

A follower of Yeshua and a student of the Field, Jason believes that what we build outwardly must first be built within. His work flows from the conviction that freedom, truth, and love are not ideals to be imposed, but realities to be remembered – and that the most enduring technologies are those that arise from inner coherence and serve life in harmony with creation.