Our objective is to share ideas and experiences and to stimulate thought. It is up to the reader to "get lost" in a book - any book. Most often, there will be resistance, because it is human nature to resist change, or ideas -- or at least that's the way it was before television. If a book theme happens to agree with the readers' state of mind and personal philosophy, the rapport will be immediate and the pleasure, assured. If, as it often happens, the content is unexpected, arcane, contrary to "preset reckoning," or too intense, it may take time to overcome a natural resistance before accepting.

Multiverses (The Calling, Odyssey) 

Reference to parallel worlds or multiverses (multiple universes) was relegated to the realm of science fiction, the occult, or lunacy. It has recently become much easier for scientists to speak up in these terms without being subjected to ridicule. We owe it to the emergence of the string theory. 

String theory aims to describe nature by thinking of an elementary particle not as a tiny point in space, but as a loop of vibrating string. A string can vibrate in many different shapes or forms, which gives music its beauty. A tuning fork sounds harsh because it produces a pure tone rather than the higher overtones that a piano or violin can give. These overtones also give music its richness and beauty. 

In the case of the string, it oscillates in many different forms like a piano string does. String theory interprets different forms of vibration as different elementary particles. Quarks, electrons, photons are different forms of vibration of the same basic string.