Beyond the Origin: An Event Space Odyssey

By Guy Steven Needler

Beyond The Origin is a channeled dialogue between the author, the ultimate creator, and the multiple versions itself as he (the author) moves through Event Space, allowing him to understand, to some extent, the future of The Origin and the birthplace of structured space as if it were distant history.

The Origin Speaks opened up the world to the history of The Origin, how it evolved, the structure of space within which its sentience exists, why it created the twelve Source Entities, and the role that Event Space had in it becoming the dominant volume of sentience. This book takes the reader much, much further. The reader is not only updated on the current work of The Origin while being exposed to new concepts but is also taken, as a function of Event Space, to what humans recognize as the future version of The Origin. In this book, Needler uncovers many things: Event Space will ensure that The Origin becomes the dominant volume of sentience. All sentience eventually reenters into full communion with The Origin. Event Space becomes The Origin and The Origin becomes Event Space. There are twelve levels of structured space. Structured space is an aberration in nonstructured space or nothingness. Event Space only exists in structured space. Parallelism is just one function of Event Space. There will be an end to nonstructured space or nothingness. "Shear Potential" created structured space within nonstructured space. Human maturity is on the horizon--relatively speaking--but we need to give up individuality to gain omnipresence and omniscience and thus gain individuality There are twelve groups of twelve Source Entities. The author has to work with different versions of The Origin as he moves through Event Space.
Just when you think that we are starting to understand the Greater Reality, Needler throws another monkey wrench in the works.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1962858391
• ISBN13: 9781962858397
• Release Date: September 2025
• Publisher: Ozark Mountain Publishing
• Length: 340 Pages
• Weight: 0.96 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.6" x 8.5"