Thomas Tortorich

Long Way From Home Thomas Tortorich

"Thoughts warp physical reality in the exact same way that gravity warps space-time. In other words, consciousness affects reality," Quilqulen said. The expression on my face must have been amazement, shock, wonder and awe, all combined into one. I had no idea how to respond, so I opted for humor. "Well, as we say on Earth: bon appetite!" And I shoveled an extra-large forkful of extra-syrupy, extra-dimensional bread into my mouth, which, clearly, I had just manifested. I never savored a morsel of French toast so dearly. After surviving a concussion, Erik finds himself in the care of the Lanai, a race of non-physical entities who have come to Earth in response to the desperate pleas for help from Mother Gaia herself. Erik is a highly sensitive empath who feels all the pain and suffering on Earth. His concussion was the result of a suicide attempt. Aboard the ship, his Caregiver, Quilquelin, explains that humanity's options for creating a positive future are narrowing. Since thought energy does affect reality, and the majority of human thoughts are focused on worry, fear, and dystopian visions of the future, a tipping point has already been reached. The Lanai have an advanced technology that amplifies conscious intention. But they need Erik's help to deploy it. Only the unique and sensitive soul of an empath can visualize the more beautiful world we all know is possible. That vision, when amplified by their technology, can create a Mandela Effect on Earth that will affect the future of all beings, and be the answer to Mother Gaia's desperate plea for help.