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Dr Joseph has been kind enough to allow me to post the first page or so of my 1st book. I’m doing my best to abide by “a little at a time.” The book is entitled; Inertial Guidance (how vibration, frequency and resonance affects our lives, and how to interact w/ it.) < my addition for you guys 🙂

Welcome
I’m glad you have chosen, of all the books available to you, this one, for right now, in this moment.
Because that means it reached out to you at just the moment you needed it—and at just the moment that I, through my written words, needed you.
As you will see in the coming pages, we are all connected beyond being just physical bodies inhabiting the same physical plane. We are also vibrations, our frequencies reacting with each other’s. Even our intentions vibrate. That allows them to really mean something: your intention can vibrate me, actually altering my perspective. And a changed perspective allows for a deeper understanding of things. In this case, I can better know you. When we can feel another’s pain, we find our empathy. Which leads to a deeper existence.
This is happening even through you reading my words in this book. Each component of that—you, me, the words, the book—is vibrating together, even though we’re not all in the same physical space together. I come to you to share ideas the greatest human minds have toiled over. I come to you to discuss incredible topics, some which that stretch beyond comprehension. Why, then, you may ask, do I even bother? If the topic is beyond our capacity, why talk about it at all?
My past self would have wondered this too. I’ve been a soldier, even a private military contractor, in some of the most frightening situations on earth. I’ve been a brother who has lost family from this physical plane. I was living what seemed to be the most basic of lives—not basic in the sense of simple or boring but basic in the sense that everyday life happened solely within the foundational levels of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Food, water, physical safety—those were all I cared about. Those were all that I could care about because I was operating in a war zone, sometimes literally, sometimes metaphorically. There was no time for theorizing, for