The End of Suffering by James J. Hurtak
My Review
Dealing primarily with a synthesis of Buddhist teaching and contemporary quantum theory, Targ (the original X-Files "David Duchovny" who worked on governmental Remove Viewing research in the 70's and 80's) and Hurtak (an eminent philosopher and futurist) show us a world of LIMITLESS MIND and EXPANDED NON-LOCAL AWARENESS and demarcates the co-arising consequences of such states of perception.
Following in the lines of the ancient Hindu Sutras (dating back to 4,000 BC) through Christ and into the the Buddhist teachings of Nagarjuna (from 2 century AD) on into William Blake, Aldous Huxley and contemporary quantum research and psychical investigators, Targ & Hurtak re-lay an age-old formula and foundation for the end of egoic "I-centered" suffering backed by the scientific research communities of Remote Viewing (astral projection) and Quantum Entanglement Theory.
If this book were a business card the "name" would read: I'm not me, and the "address" would read: Unlimited Naked Awareness. If such assertions seem daunting to the uninitiated neophyte, the back of the business card would read: Empty Empty Happy Happy.
Whereas some "New Age" Literature loses its empirical basis in the flowering of fancy unexplained rhetoric, Targ & Hurtak ground the astral potential of their insights in the modern scientific laboratory, and cross-pollinate these empirical seeds with the wholly pertinent and seemingly lost philosophies of the Sages, Yogis, and Mystics throughout all of time.
Boasting insights into how to create such supra-sensible abilities as distant healing or "Affectation at a distance" and remote viewing or "Observation at a distance" the author's steer us away from salivating over the potential of their ideas to instill in us "new powers" (that were already there) and instead wake the reader to surrender their story for a more integrated and interdependent consciousness which views separation as an illusion exercised by the egoic mind state (and all the "Dis-ease" that accompanies it).
I highly recommend this piece of fore-casting literature to anybody who desires scientific and empirical western mind-set grounded language alongside a reiteration of past philosophies that corroborate modern quantum discoveries. Russell Targ has a great interview on Coast to Coast FM and/or you can visit his website espresearch.com
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Joseph Voelbel designs learning curriculum and writes about money, systems, and meaning. Author of Pay Attention to Bitcoin (2024), a crash-course primer on sound money, Nineteen Stories (2017), an exploration of the unknown, and This Plant Will Grow (2026), a children's book about a plant that becomes a rainforest.