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Disobliging Reality
Heckling the Sly Illusionist of the Here and Now
If you have already explored the intersection between modern physics and consciousness, through reading, documentaries, or attending workshops such as Matrix 
Energetics, Disobliging Reality is the next book you should read. An old hand at the “you create your own reality” concept, I still find myself stumped sometimes by the difficulties I have at unplugging from an experience I really don’t want to keep having, and generating something I want instead. Disobliging Reality had helped me to disentangle myself to the next degree from the “captivating lie of consensus reality” as Dr. Juszczyk puts it. He entices us into his delightful exploration saying, “If consensus reality is not as flat and predictable as it is incessantly shown to be, then unknown wonders may unfold beyond the tenuous limit of its prescribed yet arbitrary margins.”
Energetics, Disobliging Reality is the next book you should read. An old hand at the “you create your own reality” concept, I still find myself stumped sometimes by the difficulties I have at unplugging from an experience I really don’t want to keep having, and generating something I want instead. Disobliging Reality had helped me to disentangle myself to the next degree from the “captivating lie of consensus reality” as Dr. Juszczyk puts it. He entices us into his delightful exploration saying, “If consensus reality is not as flat and predictable as it is incessantly shown to be, then unknown wonders may unfold beyond the tenuous limit of its prescribed yet arbitrary margins.”Frank Juszczyk, Ph.D., is a professor emeritus of English at Western New Mexico University. He has spent more than a decade studying quantum physics and its inherent presence in traditional Chinese spiritual and philosophical thought. He is also the author of a novel titled Our Gal Someday: A Scalar Signature Western.
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I devoured your book as only one who has been skipping between two worlds for 14 years could. I sipped coffee and nodded, at times giggling. I saw what I had experienced eloquently expressed and expounded on–footnoted even. I saw a glimpse of further potential worlds that I will allow and visit lightheartedly without expectations. . .courtesy of Uncle Frank! Thank you!”
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