The Unreality Of Reality: Doc Benton's Safe Guide To Traveling Through The Multiverse

This book is unconventional. It is in many ways a compilation of everything I've learned over a lifetime from mathematics, physics, Native American, and Jewish studies, and it is additionally, at times, a love story and the tale of love for a woman that I met when I was twenty and for whom I traveled across several universes to find again when I was in my fifties. This book is also about living both an ethical and creative life, and along the way it explores two ancient forms of Jewish mysticism known as the "work of the chariot" and the "work of creation." In a nutshell, I like to think of it as "Castaneda without drugs."