Joseph E. Donlan

Hi Joe,

Let me first off commend you on what you have attempted to do – to scientifically explain the phenomena of positive thinking and influencing the future with your thoughts. My hat goes of to and you deserve all the credit possible. The present market is awash with piles of junk books purporting to explain the subject matter. I was reading a popular science book “The Fabric of the Cosmos” and realized that most of the books that dealt with quantum physics were exaggerating or forming improper conclusions. At another junction is the attitude of these books towards science.

Generally speaking, when dealing with this type of subject matter (i.e ordaining reality, thoughts influencing future etc) there is an attitude of anti-science that abounds. People smugly tell you about “spirit blah blah” in all honesty I have no clue what that word mean. In contrast when I read the sample pages you provide from your book you painstakingly lay out your case and what it is that your attempting to do. You mentioned and I paraphrase “that there is a invisible world……..but you then go on to explain” All I can say is that I so much look forward to buying your book or books depending on what I find in the original.

………more to follow

Good morning Joe,

I have yet to read your book but in anticipation of its arrival from B&N, I have two questions:  I’m not certain if your method employs affirmations or not. If it doesn’t, I’d like to hear your take on whether supplementing visualizations with affirmations would be effective? Secondly, what are your thoughts about “supercharging” results by reinforcing visualizations with lucid dreaming?

Best,

Erik

Many people believe in the Power of Positive Thinking, but, until now, no one has credibly explained how it works; i.e., how mere thoughts can tangibly influence future events. To make this link, the book presents a new paradigm of nature and couples it with an explanation of how our right brain hemispheres can tap into the hidden domain of the metaphysical. In support of this, the reader is exposed to the world of physics today (in optional levels of detail), and is then introduced to the problems with this model along with a proposed view that solves these issues. Important to the mission of the book, the new view also supports the premise that the future can only be created with thoughts. In the final analysis, the author brings his readers through the necessary steps to put this knowledge to work and ordain their own realities.

Please submit your comments and I will answer them immediately.

Joe Donlan