In this groundbreaking book Macrocosmic Quantum Theory is fully developed, a theory which with an ultimate origin in the calendrical science of the ancients explains the evolution of all aspects of our universe. It presents an understanding of the multidimensional nature of reality and the forces that drive the evolution of consciousness.

Human history is explained through a sequential activation of quantum states associated with the nine waves of creation, which alter the geometries of the human mind. Within this framework a complete explanation is given to how psychedelic substances may induce altered states of consciousness and how it is that these and other spiritual practices aimed at human growth have become important in our current time.

BIO

I was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1950 and grew up there too. In addition to the normal enjoyment of playing soccer I liked chess and mathematical problems but also had a passion for history as I spent much time creating time lines for historical processes, which certainly at the time seemed hard for anyone to explain. I even contemplated why civilization had arisen 5100 years ago.

Over all I was pretty confused about my goals in life until I was in my early 30’s, when two different experiences gave it a more clear direction. One was the backpacking trip I made in 1979 to Mexico and Guatemala, which would become life-altering as I would get to see first hand the pyramid cities of Teotihuacan and Chichen-Itza and also had my first contacts with Mayans. It seemed they saw something more in me than I did myself. Were they signaling something to me, by inexplicably giving me small little gifts? While in Mexico I also for the first time familiarized myself with some of the specifics of the Mayan calendar; to my surprise I read in Michael Coe’s book The Maya that the calendar of this ancient people was about to come to an end in 2011. This was long before interest in the Maya had began to grow in spiritual communities in the modern world and of course it seemed like an enigma that a calendar would come to an end. Michael Coe even suggested that this could be the end of the world. While fortunately this later turned out not to be true, and I would later fight against such apocalyptic notions, it is noteworthy that the origin of this idea was a respected Mayanist at Yale University.

Regardless, I felt spiritually at home in Mexico and the trip convinced me that my life’s mission or purpose was profoundly linked to the ancient peoples that had built pyramid cities there. But exactly how I did not yet understand and it should be added that at the time practically nothing was known about the deeper meaning of the Mayan calendar. For instance, as I asked my tour guide at Chichen-Itza why the beginning of the Long Count calendar had been set at 3114 BC, his answer was that this was just based on a myth and had no real meaning. Considering that I had already studied a lot of history and knew that this corresponded well with the time of rise of civilization on our planet and my intuition told me that the Mayan calendar carried a deep truth I did not buy into his explanation. Yet, at the time I did not have enough knowledge to present an alternative explanation. Read More