The Karmatic Diet Series: The Dark Kingdom 108 Monsters Within 

Foreword

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This book is part of a series to help you understand the mysteries

of the universe and beyond. Be mindful that the information in the book is likely to trigger noticeable changes in your perception, especially if you are new to these topics.

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Note, too, that you may receive some pushback from friends and loved ones when they observe such changes in you, or when you begin to discuss what you have learned.

This is all natural and normal, demonstrating that you are growing perceptually, expanding your knowledge horizon. There is nothing to fear in this shift.

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You may also feel as though you are leaving loved ones behind when you grow to accept the universe’s mysteries as I present them in this book.

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The topics about which you are reading will feel alien to friends and family—and probably uncomfortable to discuss. Suddenly, you have a new set of favorite topics and study areas in which no one around you seems to share much interest. They may even see your

interest as some passing fad. They may feel you have ‘lost the plot’! No matter. The more you immerse yourself, the more likely your fresh and open mindset will attract many new and fascinating experiences to transcend any worries about others’ opinions, enhancing

your depth of understanding and your fascination to keep on growing.

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Ultimately, you will reach a stage where you can be still and at ease with all your learnings, irrespective of the input of those around you.

I mention all this now to prepare you for that learning path and these likely questions from others. You may even find your own mind pushing back a little. Don’t let it persuade you that the topics are too incredible to accept or not relevant.

Remain open-minded and inquiring.

Forge ahead anyway.

You will be surprised by the amazing truths you will encounter in this book—and by the extent to which they come to change your worldview.

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I also recommend that you reflect on the information slowly, re-reading the book a second or a third time because you will gain a greater level of awareness each time you read it.

Last, I will be using the term ‘one’, ‘we’ or ‘ourselves’, but this could be substituted for ‘you’ or ‘yourself’. Our languages can never satisfactorily convey that which is outside the realms of most people’s experience.

Therefore, while ‘you’ are working from the individual perspective, I encourage you to see yourself and others as deeply connected, to see we are all one family. I exist in you. You dwell in me. We are One and in One.

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If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.[2]

~ Rene Descartes