Imagining the Tenth Dimension

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   Rob Bryanton

   1 September, 2008

   Hey Lone Gun­man, thanks for post­ing a link to my video, I appre­ci­ate your sup­port. You’re absolutely right about my book, I make it very clear that it is “not about main­stream physics” but rather about a “new way of think­ing about time and space” which blends physics and phi­los­o­phy. You might be inter­ested in a new quote from author and psy­chobi­ol­o­gist David Jay Brown (who you might know from the arti­cle he wrote for Sci­en­tific Amer­i­can Mind early this year, or from his books):

   “Rob Bryanton’s Imag­in­ing the Tenth Dimen­sion is one of the most brilliantly-conceived and mind-stretching books that I’ve ever encoun­tered. Bryan­ton presents a uniquely com­pelling model of our 10-dimensional uni­verse, that allows one to visu­al­ize and grasp the topog­ra­phy of the higher dimen­sions in a step-by-step man­ner. This is must read­ing for any­one inter­ested in the phi­los­o­phy of physics, shamanic explo­ration, or the nature of real­ity.“
   –David Jay Brown, author of Con­ver­sa­tions on the Edge of the Apocalypse

   I con­tinue to be con­tacted by peo­ple from a huge num­ber of dis­ci­plines say­ing they see con­nec­tions between what I’m por­tray­ing and their own ideas about the nature of real­ity, and for that I’m very grateful.

   Thanks!

   Rob Bryan­ton

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