"The Greater Reality" Author Answers Questions Regarding Paradigm Shifts

Manchester, NH, January 13, 2012 --(PR.com)-- "The book can be best described as for those who want to know more about how to enter the Now. The amount of spiritual information assists the reader to see a greater amount of reality. I cannot predict how every reader will react to the book, but clearly the directions toward higher consciousness are to produce positive results. I do have to admit that dramatic shifts can be dangerous. When life is suddenly more enjoyable, you need to remember to keep your eyes on the road and your hands upon the wheel. Please keep focusing on your daily activities." -Don Brown

"Colors often become more brilliant and music's nuances become more intense. These can be risky distractions. I have often reminded people to use common sense when it comes to making life's choices. Feeling great is not a good enough reason to quit your job or to skip your doctor's appointment. Enter the Now to have a great amount of energy to deal with life. Do not try to run away from life, or assume that your feelings of divinity are beyond the everyday hazards of getting to the grocery store. The most common misconception seems to be that readers assume that they will be able to heal themselves. The reality of an illness is difficult to change. Since I still need a clicker to change the channels on the TV, my cavity will most likely not go away. I need to keep my appointment with the dentist. Just feeling like you can heal yourself is very healthy, but that is most often not enough to reverse a disease. Make all of the common sense choices when it comes to dealing with life. Don't just find the greater reality and think that you are above the activities of daily living. That is not higher consciousness. Eat healthy, get plenty of sleep, drive safely, don't quit your job and spend all of your money. You still need to take care of yourself. You cannot have higher consciousness without common sense." -Don Brown

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