Published: Sep. 30, 2010
Words: 118,115 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452376431

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When Nicolaus Copernicus discovered the Earth wasn’t the center of the Universe, everything changed. When Frederick Miescher discovered DNA, everything changed again. When quantum physicists discovered our physical universe isn’t real, that it’s a hologram - everything ... wait! Nothing changed - yet. Now "Butterflies Are Free To Fly" offers a new and radical approach to spiritual evolution.

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Review by: Bluebird Bliss on Dec. 13, 2012 :
I appreciate how you have not only written this good book but that it also has an audio version. The concepts suggested are worth considering. After reading and listening to this book more than once I feel more light hearted about life. Thank you for sharing your information. I am currently reading there is a river (the story of Edgar Cayce) by Thomas Sugrue. There are endless possibilities that we are yet to grasp and fully understand about life, thats part of the mystery. Although I don't totally agree with everything in your book it is still a great read. Stephen thanks for sharing your open mindedness.
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Review by: Trinity on Nov. 20, 2012 :
What a great read this book is. I have a very vivid memory of myself sitting in front of a movie screen watching my life story go by on the big screen, it's a weird and strange feeling. When I read your book my mind boggled! Some very interesting concepts. I hope that the follow up book manifests into this virtual reality soon. I will read it for sure. Thank you Stephen for sharing. Trinity.:)
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Review by: John Buckingham on Oct. 29, 2012 :
Stephen Having read your book several times on ereader,printed pages that have a deep impact,and now listened on a cellphone,I cannot let a note of thanks pass.
I'm probably of a similar age to you,and after a lifetime of reading have found the book that can be my last.
My feeling is one of gratitude for your words.I acknowledge your courage,your extraordinary vision.and the sense of fun that makes the book,and life, so wonderful.
My deepest thanks, John Buckingham
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Review by: Barbara Sullivan on Oct. 12, 2011 : (no rating)
I don't agree with Stan's review at all. I have already entered the cacoon stage in the book, and have read it 3 weeks, letting it sink in. I have already been through stages one and two, so it was easy to embark upon the journey in stage three. Immediately my dreams made more sense, and took on a different nature about them; being more direct, then they have been previously. This isn't an easy task, undoing the ego, layer by layer; yet I have already in my life known this could be done, yet wasn't sure how to complete my training. I feel like you are my personal mentor, at this stage, and I feel good about moving forward. It feels right and my subconscious and mind both tell me this is the way forward. I appreciate the time you dedicated to those of us who have hope of moving forward, in this dreamlike hologram...
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Review by: Inhousepress on Jan. 06, 2011 :
How do you know but ev'ry Bird that cuts the airy way,
Is an immense world of delight, clos'd by your senses five?

I prefer Matrix I. You seem to miss out on love, and joy (amalgam of life and love), and abundant beauty, and the wonders that surround us, countless animals, many never seen with human eyes, others expressing such order and harmony (which results in beauty) as to make our life right here, on Earth, heaven. The 'Infinite I' does not create holograms in which a gestapo thug kicks a pregnant woman in the stomach just to enjoy the emotional feedback from the scene. Nothing Infinite could possibly be that perverted.

But it's fun reading, and your concept might amuse Hollywood directors. If that was the intent, good luck! As for quantum theory, I believe it was Richard Feynman who said that anyone who claims to understand it is a liar. In a year or two, it will change. Another scientist, I believe rightly, observed that anyone who wants to reduce reality to a single equation, as in 'theory of everything' to which quantum mechanics aspire, is shortchanging god. If we find the answer today, what shall we do for the rest of Eternity? (I know, time doesn't exist, but what shall we do for the Infinity of 'NOWs"?

Regards, Stan I.S. Law (Stanislaw Kapuscinki)
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Review by: Nancy Heimstra on Nov. 05, 2010 : (no rating)
Thank you Stephen. I devoured your book. It tied up a few "loose ends" for me regarding my Busting Loose work. I have been so joyful reading it and recognizing that it is a truth that resonates deeply with me.
I appreciate your personal insights and sharing.
Thanks again for a brilliant read.
Keep writing!!!
nancy
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Review by: Jace P on Oct. 28, 2010 :
This has been an incredible read and I can't stop thinking about it. I'm definitely recommending it to others
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