I've been getting great reviews on a number of sites, and I just noticed that someone else has put out a new book with a similar title, so maybe a few new eyes will come my way.
Monday, October 7, 2013
I don't think that I ever posted that Quantum Sorcery is available as an iBook on iTunes :
Friday, May 17, 2013
Pride is not a sin. There is no such thing as sin.
You are good, and whole, and deserving in and of yourself.
Trust your skill, trust your intellect, and trust your judgement.
Refute any point of view that tells you that only through the grace of a god can you be fulfilled.
Make your own luck, and bring your Will to bear in order to craft the universe to your advantage. Don't be a rube. Own your destiny.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Indifferent Agnostic Emanation
It has been a mistaken assumption by some that I am an atheist. This is not the case, so I intend to clarify my position.
I am not an atheist. If one desires to attach a label to my belief structure, I would offer that I am an Indifferent agnostic.
To better frame this explanation, let me establish a definition. I regard an atheist as a person who actively and with forethought disbelieves in the existence of any quantity or configuration of supreme being(s) that are most often credited with the creation of physical reality, the universe, humankind, etc. Whereas I acknowledge that there is no evidence whatsoever that one or more such entities exist, I do not, and cannot know either way within the confines of the senses and intellect that I possess. The universe is a very strange place, and although the existence of it does not require a prime mover, I’m not egotistical enough to think that the limits of possibility are confined to that which I or anyone else can empirically prove.
Whether or not a supreme being exists has no bearing on how I conduct myself in this world. I do not fear a reckoning of my actions in this life, nor do I anticipate a reward for toeing the line and adhering to any arbitrary set of restrictions. I also utterly repudiate the premise that ethics or morals or decency are somehow bestowed from the godhead. The arrogance of the faithful to make that assertion is staggering, especially considering the blood-drenched lineage of so many religions that is ignored by many modern adherents. If something is out there beyond mind and space, and it did cause the universe to come into being, then I propose that it is a primal force utterly beyond our physicality. It doesn’t look like George Burns, Morgan Freeman, or Alanis Morissette. It doesn't care what books I read or who I have sex with or how I spent my Sunday. That feeling is mutual.
I am not an atheist. If one desires to attach a label to my belief structure, I would offer that I am an Indifferent agnostic.
To better frame this explanation, let me establish a definition. I regard an atheist as a person who actively and with forethought disbelieves in the existence of any quantity or configuration of supreme being(s) that are most often credited with the creation of physical reality, the universe, humankind, etc. Whereas I acknowledge that there is no evidence whatsoever that one or more such entities exist, I do not, and cannot know either way within the confines of the senses and intellect that I possess. The universe is a very strange place, and although the existence of it does not require a prime mover, I’m not egotistical enough to think that the limits of possibility are confined to that which I or anyone else can empirically prove.
Whether or not a supreme being exists has no bearing on how I conduct myself in this world. I do not fear a reckoning of my actions in this life, nor do I anticipate a reward for toeing the line and adhering to any arbitrary set of restrictions. I also utterly repudiate the premise that ethics or morals or decency are somehow bestowed from the godhead. The arrogance of the faithful to make that assertion is staggering, especially considering the blood-drenched lineage of so many religions that is ignored by many modern adherents. If something is out there beyond mind and space, and it did cause the universe to come into being, then I propose that it is a primal force utterly beyond our physicality. It doesn’t look like George Burns, Morgan Freeman, or Alanis Morissette. It doesn't care what books I read or who I have sex with or how I spent my Sunday. That feeling is mutual.
Monday, August 20, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Here is an article about using the Casimir effect for propulsion.
Friday, May 18, 2012
I am most interested in this theory. I look forward to reading more about it.
Every black hole contains a new universe: A physicist presents a solution to present-day cosmic mysteries
Every black hole contains a new universe: A physicist presents a solution to present-day cosmic mysteries
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Parallel Universe refugees?
Here's an article that a friend linked over on Facebook. I hadn't seen this when it first came out.
Woman Claims To Be From A Parallel Universe
Woman Claims To Be From A Parallel Universe
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