Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 In Chapter Four, the author discusses the famous experiment in quantum physics called the “Double Slit,” and its startling conclusions…  “How is it possible to send one tiny particle of 'matter' at a time through two slits and have it form a wave interference pattern? There was only one explanation that made any sense: An electron is a wave rather than a particle; it is not a solid piece of matter as we have always thought!”  In Chapter Five,...

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 In Chapter Three, the author explains why all of the groups in the back of the movie theater can’t work and don’t achieve what they claim they can. “If any group in the back of the theater were really successful in producing constant and true and abiding joy, abundance, power, and love, don’t you think word would get around quickly and everyone else would leave their group and join that one? If any one of them were even moderately successful in...

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Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 In Chapter One, the author explains Plato’s allegory of The Cave, and suggests that we, like the prisoners, live inside a movie theater watching total immersion 3D movies that we believe are real. He explains the difference between Human Children who sit in their seats watching the movies, and Human Adults who have left their seats - like Plato’s prisoner who is freed from his chains - and wander around the back of the movie theater. "At a...

Episode 1 is the Introduction and Preface for the book in which the author explains why he wrote the book and offers suggestions about getting the most out of listening to it. "If you want, you can think of me as a “scout” – like a scout on a wagon train in the Old West, whose job it was to ride ahead looking for a way over the Rocky Mountains to reach the Pacific Ocean, finding a path for others to follow with relative safety and security against the elements and the Indians. I’m not the...