Publisher's Synopsis
FOREWORD To Digital Moon Our world, no matter our early life psychological profile, is mutable and at the mercy of our sensory perceptions as translated by our brain. Whether you believe that there is the pockmarked face of the man on the moon, obvious as day, or merely a random collection of rocks and craters scattered across the barren landscape, the fact is that our choice for reality is governed by our experience as an individual soul influenced and altered by our membership in the collective reality of the human race. We belong to a long history of humans and, most likely, intelligence in the spirit and dimensional worlds. Our perceptions are all heavily filtered. Not only are they filtered by the limitations of our five senses on the electromagnetic and chemical spectra, but they are also filtered by our choice of what we decide to experience. As I wrote in my book
