Based on the Best-Selling Series By Dr. Hank Wesselman

Hank’s dynamic interactions with Nainoa give us an intimate look at modern-day Hawaiian kahuna spiritual wisdom (not limited to the indigenous peoples – as Hank was a caucasian born-and-bred New Yorker). Hank and Nainoa’s extraordinary visionary voyages finally bring them face to face with each other and the mysterious Source of all existence and the Great Mystery.

Will this hero’s journey result in triumph or tragedy for all humanity and the entire planet? Is there such a thing as predetermined “fate,” or can we alter civilization’s dark destiny as it is revealed to Hank in approximately 5,000 years from now? We already see the negative impact humans are creating on our planet and know we need to take immediate action. Will people listen, or is it already too late to stop the collapse of civilization?

Will our civilization fall and disappear like countless prior “great civilizations” like the Mayans, the Roman Empire, the Egyptians, and who knows how many others? Is this an inevitable, unstoppable cycle about to reset the planet? Perhaps humanity cannot change our foreseen fate nor break the apparent cycles of the rise and fall of human civilization.

What if we can make enough of a positive difference right now (by utilizing the information that Hank and Nainoa worked so hard to share with us) to create a better outcome?

Those who know and understand Shamanism and consciousness know nothing is set in stone, and the mere act of focusing attention on something changes it as well as the person. This is the Observer Effect which is a well-known proven metaphysical/quantum physics precept of quantum entanglement.

Many have written about reincarnation, alternate timelines and other topics included in this project, including me in my book, “Coming Out of The Metaphysical Closet.”

There are many accounts of people moving through time while under hypnosis. Extensive studies have shown that over 90% of all hypnotizable individuals can recall multiple past (simultaneous and future) lives. This phenomenon is recognized globally, even by skeptics. Your awareness and belief is not required for all of this to be true.

Some notable examples of all this include the works of Dr. Ian Stevenson, Dr. Joel L. Whitton, Michael Talbot, Helen Wambach and many others. Psychologist Chet Snow carried on Wambach’s massive work and published the results in a book entitled Mass Dreams of the Future. Several interesting features emerged when the reports of the 2,500 project participants were finalized.

First, virtually all agreed that Earth’s population had dramatically decreased (exactly as Hank reveals); many didn’t even find themselves in physical bodies in the future. In addition, the respondents were divided into four categories, each relating to a different future outcome.

The first group described a joyless, sterile future in which people lived in space stations, wore silvery suits, and ate synthetic food.

The second group reported living happier and more natural lives in natural settings, in harmony with one another and dedicated to learning and spiritual development.

The third group detailed a bleak mechanical future where people lived in underground cities as well as cities enclosed in domes and bubbles.

The fourth group described themselves as post-disaster survivors living in a world ravaged by some, possibly nuclear, disaster. People in this group lived in homes ranging from urban ruins to caves to isolated farms; wore plain, hand-sewn clothing, often made of fur; and obtained much of their food by hunting.

This fourth type is exactly as Hank describes in his books! Hank documented his actual direct experiences—so this is not “theory” or “hope” or “just a dream” on his part.

There are countless people worldwide (so it is not a one-time, isolated, cultural or regional phenomena) who’ve also seen and experienced what Hank writes about. There are many films and TV shows that depict this future for humanity. There’s massive amounts of data on this. All of this has been experienced, thoroughly recorded, and studied by people throughout time.

Which leads to the question, How do writers come up with ideas of future scenarios that perfectly match what all these thousands to millions of people have reported across time? There is a solid theory that writers unconsciously channel their own visions and write what they experience without any knowledge of or training in any area of metaphysics.

Writers are tapping into and basically remote viewing other timelines. All humans have this innate ability as it is part of our DNA. Then they write what they’ve seen and experienced all while being unaware of what’s actually happening.

Which again proves you do not have to understand or accept something for it to be true. Universal laws (including “reality”) are not dependent on our awareness or understanding in order to exist. We are all quantumly entangled and therefore we affect everyone everything everywhere always.

Many turn to the Holographic Universe model for answers. They believe these findings suggest that countless potential futures—or holoverses—are forming in the gathering mists of fate being created by our consciousness. Many believe we create our own destiny—both individually and collectively—thus all four scenarios of potential futures listed above (along with countless others) are being constantly created and altered by human consciousness. Hank Wesselman’s Spiritwalker series is a fantastic record of his direct experiences with all this.

Yes, this is pretty heady stuff. Those of us who pursue this work do so with the hope of better understanding of how to consciously evolve. We write about it so anyone who is interested can also attain a better understanding of what’s really going on.

Humans have always been storytellers. Think about that. Storytelling is both a timely and timeless way to communicate, teach, and create a record for future generations. All of this is about being more empowered and positively contributing to the evolution of the Great Mystery.

So…how is all this possible? Why don’t more people know about all this stuff? Why doesn’t someone do something about the climate crisis? Those are big questions.

A bigger question is, “So now that you know, what will you do about it?” Because once you know, you can’t not know. There is an immutable line that separates “thinking, hoping, believing, wishing, and faith” and “knowing.”

Just my two cents for the penny it’s worth and for your consideration. ~ Lisa Rhyne