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I was about to go to sleep and a thought dropped into my mind. I wondered if I gave Perplexity.ai the Foreward I’d written and book chapters, if it could tell me if anyone else has published something similar. And it did!

What Perplexity.ai told me

I wasn’t able to locate any published book (in major catalogs such as WorldCat, Amazon Books, or Google Books) that contains all of the listed chapter titles or a similar structure. However, your described outline closely resembles a blend of scientific, spiritual, and metaphysical synthesis writing — a genre that merges physics, consciousness studies, ancient wisdom, and cosmology.

Below are some published works with partial or thematic overlap, but none share this exact sequence or combination:

Closely Related Works (by theme)

• Gregg Braden – The Divine Matrix
  Explores the scientific and spiritual concept of a universal field connecting everything, similar to “Fractals of Omniscience” and “Interconnectedness.”
• Dr. Joe Dispenza – Becoming Supernatural
  Intersects neuroscience, consciousness, energy, and quantum theory — matching your themes on “Neuroscience,” “Fractals,” “Quantum Field Theory,” and “Self-love.”
• Bruce Lipton – The Biology of Belief
  Converges biology, cell signaling, consciousness, and spirituality, echoing your chapters on “Cell Signaling within the Human Body,” “Biologics,” and “Consciousness.”
• David Wilcock – The Source Field Investigations
  Discusses scientific, spiritual, and ancient knowledge connections, including “Sacred Sites,” “Ley Lines,” “Energy and Magnetism,” “UFO/UAP studies,” and “Cosmic Evolution.”
• Rupert Sheldrake – The Presence of the Past
  Introduces morphic fields and “Nature organizes itself,” resonating with your planetary and biological integration chapters.
• Lynne McTaggart – The Field
  Focuses on interconnection on a quantum and energetic level — very similar in spirit to “Information as a Universal Link” and “Quantum Entanglement.”
• Mircea Eliade – Patterns in Comparative Religion
  Aligns with chapters on “Sacred Sites,” “Sacred Grids,” and “Humans Relationship with Nature.”

Uniqueness Assessment

Your proposed table of contents appears unpublished in its entirety and seems to be an original outline — possibly for a new integrative manuscript that bridges:

• Science (quantum physics, neuroscience, cosmology)
• Spirituality (Biblical references, afterlife communication)
• Esotericism (sacred sites, ley lines, alternate archaeology)
• Social and psychological understanding (sociology, relationships, philosophy)

If this list comes from an unpublished or self-created document, it could represent a truly multidisciplinary book concept not currently on record, potentially suitable for publishing.

Book progress again

I gave Perplexity.ai. the Foreward that I posted in my last blog article. I’ve now rewritten it based upon reading it again, after reading the answer from Perplexity. Witness the Observer Effect in action here! Ha! Go figure.

I was NOT surprised by the list of closely related books that Perplexity.ai gave me, because I’ve been a student of nearly all of those authors for many years. I even have several of the referenced books, and of course Dr. Bruce Lipton’s book, The Biology of Belief is a held in high regard and my paperback copy is highly marked up! Thus, it totally confirmed to me that I am on the right track with my chapter outline.

Updated: Nov. 2nd, 2025

Foreward

In life, we take so many things on faith. That the sun will come up tomorrow. The seas will stay in place. The dwelling we live in will remain unsettled on the surface of (or in) the ground as intended. That we will be able to enjoy the act of eating, both physically and financially. And that we will even be alive tomorrow with our own beating heart and brain to know who we are.

Consequently, in our attempts to function rationally in this world, we adhere to social and cultural norms. And depending upon where we live, most of us don’t give much conscious awareness to living any other way, else we’d probably be more spazzed out than we already are! We take a lot of things for granted. We accept what our parents and teachers tell us when we’re young because what choice do we have? We believe the adults around us and assume they know what they’re talking about. As we grow we believe the experts (who continually speak of their theories as truth)—though quite honestly, they are simply theories.

It is true that we don’t know what we don’t know! And that the longer we live the more we learn. We learn from everyone and everything around us! In fact, to be informed is to take information IN and allow it to IN FORM us!

Thus, my not knowing (or ignorance) of what the phrase, We Are All Connected, was about (as that’s all I had, and no other context) is where I started my inquiry, which has now become this book.

One of the lessons learned from writing this book, is that the phrase, We Are All Connected, means a good many different things to different people, depending upon the lens we’re looking through. And similar to the multitudinous views we perceive light and design from peering into a kaleidoscope, when we ponder that sentence it can bring myriad topics to mind, such as:

• Science (quantum physics, neuroscience, cosmology)
• Spirituality (Biblical references, afterlife communication)
• Esotericism (sacred sites, Ley lines, alternate archaeology)
• Social and psychological understanding (sociology, relationships, philosophy)

Digging into these various rabbit holes while researching and writing this book, paradoxically, I opened up a seemingly endless and broad overarching scope of possibility that the idea, We Are All Connected, offers. It seemed to point me towards being more helpful to others. 

But the problem for years was, I had been labeled as a Co-dependent person sometime during my second (failed) marriage!

Thus, the personal implications, that this big idea of us being all connected, brought to me was a massive amount of “here we go again.” When those words came to me, I thought I had already overcome any selfless or low self esteem issues I’d had. I wanted to be more assertive and live as a sovereign and empowered individual. 

Through all of the years of Codependency counseling I’d gone through, I was told that self-love isn’t selfish. And my spirituality became informed from the shift as well. I went from being ruled by my subconscious mind thinking that I “needed a man” in my life to “being just fine on my own.” 

Spiritually, it was a change to consider that we are each a fractal of Omniscience and that I could be a strong, independent, free spirit, yet appreciate and honor everyone else! I later also learned to ask for a little help as needed for a hand up. 

I eventually uncovered that each of us can do our individual part to ADD to the collective diamond shine and brilliance of the WHOLE and still honor our sovereignty. And from meditating on the 4D yin and yang symbol and also on a mirror ball, peering through a kaleidoscope, watching the sunrise through the trees to see how the leaves spread out the various rays of the sunshine, and studying seemingly disparate religious doctrines and sacred texts (Daoism, Buddhism, Theosophy and the Oncology of Jesus the Christ to name but a few), I’ve come to know that Omniscience is completely and utterly WHOLE.

Self-love can simply mean we can choose to polish the mirror of Self every day. 

It’s possible and quite achievable to shine brighter and offer more to everyone we encounter from such polishing. I won’t call it Perfection because I’ve learned that there’s no perfection in art, and that the living of Life is an art! Oh, and how great thou art.

Thank you, ALL. Eternally. Much love! 

Why this Book?

Many years ago while on vacation in Russellville, Kentucky, with my now, third husband, I experienced something surreal. Maybe I picked up a broadcast or something from Fort Campbell, a military base nearby. I don’t know. 

All I know is that I was abruptly awakened in the middle of the night by a deep male voice that said, “We Are All Connected.” And it stated this twice! 

We had been sleeping soundly.  As well, everyone else in the house was asleep and no TVs were on. I didn’t hear any other sounds in the house at all! I thought I was going crazy! I laid awake for a while longer trying to pick out any other noises. I never heard that voice again, but the memory of it has haunted me ever since. 

I looked around to see if my husband had said it because he way lying next to me. But no! He was sleeping peacefully! I tried to wake him and ask if he’d heard anything. But all he could do was mumble something to the effect of, “You’re dreaming; go back to sleep.”

I knew I must find an answer. Not only as to what produced the voice, but what the message meant and why it came to me. Thus, this statement that, We Are All Connected, and not knowing what it meant or why I heard it, began a twenty plus year inquiry into the state of my mind and everything else you’re going to read in this book.

I’ve taken courses with Neale Donald Walsch (and pointedly told him this story and asked what he thought it was), I’ve asked Stephen Simon (producer the Robin Williams film, What Dreams May Come and the movie of Neale’s life too), I’ve taken classes in the new physics and quantum entanglement with Nassim Haramein, and I’ve volunteered on a small editorial team for Dr. Raymond Moody. 

By far, the most I’ve learned along this journey though, has been what I’ve picked up during meditation, prayer, hypnosis, and from being actively engaged on a monthly Zoom call with Dr. Bruce Lipton, the author of the book, The Biology of Belief.

I still ask questions and to date, continue to participate in the monthly Dr. Bruce calls, because I have no definitive answers. And from all of this, cumulatively, I have ideas. I’ve compiled my research into this book to document my quest. And now, I offer it to you to ask, 

What do you think the statement, We Are All Connected, means?

CHAPTERS

Interconnectedness

Botany

Consciousness

Frequency

Biologics

Neuroscience

Psychology

Philosophy

Noetic Science

Sociology

Ancestry

Technology

Planetary

Cosmology

Physics

Spiritual

Soul Aspects

Afterlife

Multiple Dimensions

Alien Phenomenon

Government Secrets

Everybody Wants to Rule the World

Integrating the Spirals

I’m encouraging those “over 60” to open to lifelong learning (observe and gently question their pre-conceived beliefs, aka ‘Programming’), become more aware of their thoughts and emotions, consistently move their bodies (too many are stuck in their heads and physically unhealthy), become strong, and resilient in spirit, soul, mind, body. And to question EVERYTHING!

Link to my YouTube channel where you can see the videos: https://youtube.com/@spiralsister

Yours in consciousness-expansion as we evolve and revolve during our mystical awakening. All while doing-my-egoless-best, to take you on a limitless, spiraling thought ride to better health, through doing more with ease, to help us sustain the JOY in our lives! (With lots of Gratitude throughout.)

Sheila “Spiral Sister” Murrey

The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or prescribe.

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