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Beyond the Origin: An Event Space Odyssey
Beyond The Origin is a channeled dialogue between the author, the ultimate creator and its multiple versions as he moves through Event Space, allowing the author to understand, to some level, the future of The Origin and its birthplace of structured space, as if it was its distant history.
424 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 17, 2025
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January 2, 2026
Mind Boggling
I have followed Guy Needler for a number of years and read most of his books.
Each one has expanded on the previous and gone into even more depth on various subject matters regarding Metaphysical Science.
His latest book continues that journey, but expands on Metaphysical Science in a way I was not expecting. On the whole, I understood the concept he was talking about, but still found myself scratching my head at the same time.
From a technical perspective, Guy Needler, really does take you on a journey of incredible depth and complexity, more than any other author I have come across.
I find myself thinking, what else can I read now? But at the same time, find myself thinking, do I really want too (I'm not sure if my head could take it)?
I have followed Guy Needler for a number of years and read most of his books.
Each one has expanded on the previous and gone into even more depth on various subject matters regarding Metaphysical Science.
His latest book continues that journey, but expands on Metaphysical Science in a way I was not expecting. On the whole, I understood the concept he was talking about, but still found myself scratching my head at the same time.
From a technical perspective, Guy Needler, really does take you on a journey of incredible depth and complexity, more than any other author I have come across.
I find myself thinking, what else can I read now? But at the same time, find myself thinking, do I really want too (I'm not sure if my head could take it)?
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