Quantum Spirituality

Science, Gnostic Mysticism, and Connecting with Source Consciousness

By: Peter Canova, James Redfield - introduction

Narrated by: Kevin Moriarty

• 2024 Nautilus Book Award "Silver" Winner

• 2023 American Book Fest™ Best Book Award

• Explains how the perennial principles of Gnosticism, a repository of Judeo-Christian mysticism, describe major theories of quantum physics, such as the Big Bang, parallel universes, the Holographic Universe theory, and Einstein’s Relativity

• Shows how these teachings reveal consciousness as the creator of reality

• Reveals how to harness quantum spirituality for personal empowerment, access to higher levels of consciousness, and manifestation

From the dawn of history, a universal wisdom tradition has existed that explains humanity’s purpose in the cosmos and our relationship to the Master Source Consciousness. This mystical philosophy was harnessed by the ancient seers known as Gnostics, who were in direct contact with Source Consciousness. As Peter Canova reveals, not only do the ancient teachings of Gnosticism contain important spiritual truths, but they profoundly align with the modern sciences of quantum physics and psychology. They can also provide us with a transformative path to higher consciousness and practical tools to create your own reality.

Merging modern science and ancient wisdom, Canova explores the perennial principles of Gnosticism and shows how they describe major theories of quantum physics, such as the Big Bang, parallel universes, the Holographic Universe theory, and Einstein’s Relativity. He recounts the Gnostic story of Sophia from a scientific standpoint, showing how it describes the fall of spiritual consciousness into material existence. He also provides in-depth evidence that Jesus taught a hidden, mystical Gnostic initiation rite.

Explaining how the Master Consciousness created and shaped all life, including humans, the author reveals how Source gave us a critical role to fulfill in the cosmos, including the ability of our thoughts to affect the material world. He describes Carl Jung’s role in the spiritualization of psychology and how this can be used by the modern spiritual seeker to pursue a path of enlightenment and personal fulfillment.

Ultimately showing how enlightenment is a process wherein outer manifestations arise from inner experience--including synchronicity and dreams--the author reveals how each of us can harness the power of quantum spirituality to transform our world on both an individual and collective level.

OTHER BOOK AWARDS

• 2024 American Legacy “New Age Nonfiction” Winner

• 2024 American Book Fest™ Best Book “Spirituality” Winner

• 2024 Eric Hoffer Montaigne Medal

• 2024 Indie Excellence “Self-Help Spiritual” Winner

• 2024 International Book Awards “Spiritual” Winner

Critic reviews

“Quantum Spirituality stirs me in a special way. I love Peter’s concepts relating to the mysterious and mystical aspects of life. It resonates with my own experience. It is a pleasure for me to see the remarkably incisive knowledge that Peter has crystallized in Quantum Spirituality to help us see and accept the true underlying nature of life. Please read it, and let it become a part of your life experience too.”

“Quantum Spirituality is the most complete merger of science and ancient wisdom I have ever encountered. The result is the stuff of dreams, a magical story of the origins of humanity and our place in Creation. It reads like a visitor’s guide to the Matrix, covering all angles--the spiritual, the scientific, and the psychological.”

“Peter Canova’s book Quantum Spirituality is not just another take on the supremacy of consciousness. Solidly anchored in Gnostic Christianity, Jungian psychology, and cutting-edge science, it is a worthy addition to the rapidly growing body of literature that is reintroducing contemporary culture to the Perennial Philosophy, couching it in modern language and thought patterns. This is an important book that, although thoroughly accessible, needs to be read slowly and carefully digested. It deals with nothing less than the very explanation and meaning of life in our perception realm.”

“Quantum Spirituality is a riveting, epic saga. It is a grand tale of our creation told in a mythic, spiritual, and scientific story that enlightens the reader about the mysteries of human existence. Its pages are rich with startling information that exposes the illusions of commonly accepted reality. The author merges spiritual insights derived from ancient mystics with modern quantum theory to create highly plausible concepts that ring true to every mindset, from the spiritually inclined to the logically grounded. Quantum Spirituality will provide every reader with life-altering knowledge essential to propel their own soul journey.”

"This ambitious and fascinating book is a succinct message to us all. Quantum Spirituality outlines a journey critical for our evolution and could accelerate our awakening. Peter Canova seeks to resolve some of the most rivalrous debates in history: those over the true meaning of human life and spirituality."

a missed opporfunity

Long intro about what the book is about… and then the “ about” turned out to be devoid of depth. Utterly annoying narration. I gave it 3 stars for trying to add to a very important subject - spirituality.

Covers The Basics

If you’re new to mysticism or quantum physics this book is a fine introduction without getting too deep. At times he gets too preachy with his political and philosophical views.

Informative take on QS and spirituality

I very much enjoyed the book and its narration. There's a lot to unpack here. Def. worth a few read throughs. I would recommend this to someone who is either at an intermediate or advanced stage on their path. It might be a bit dense and heavy for a metaphysical novice as first book.

I couldn’t stand the reader’s voice

Just sounded like I was listening to a long commercial. In the end, I don’t know what I listened to or what the book was about. I tuned out the commercial.

The narrator’s tone made this hard to take seriously.

Reading the other positive reviews has me convinced I must be missing something. I love quantum physics, theories of consciousness, spiritual exploration, but this felt like a cringy new age stereotype trying to tie together too many themes to be coherent. The narration definitely contributed to my overall impression. A deep, overly dramatic but somehow still monotonous voice that made me feel like I was listening to an SNL character portraying a parody of a spiritualist grifter selling me a retreat package.