About the book

James Ordóñez began studying Zen Buddhism in his early teenage years. He was a dysfunctional snot-nose thirteen-year-old and found a tattered book on a pigeon pooped park bench—Alan Watts’ “The Way of Zen.”

In any case, there was something very wrong with Him. There still is — Thank God!

Then, going into seventh grade, he was placed in an experimental class. They were lab rats, and ‘Junior High School Quantum Theory’ was the experiment. It was all downhill from there, into some rabbit hole that seemed to reflect his dark childhood—ironically. He began to understand why everything and everyone around him seemed selfish, almost cruel, and appeared to have little common sense and little if no empathy. He had to know what the [bleep] was going on in this lunatic fringe.

As for this book’s subject matter, after studying this Ancient Science, he found the magic inspiring, yet dauntingly tragic, and [bleeping] comical (almost perverse)—in a divine sort of way that seems to explain modern religious and political cults, racism, and conspiracy theories! In the end, like it or not, all forms of discrimination, be they on skin color, birthplace, culture, accent, religion, belief, even political affiliations, are a form of racism driven by ill-conceived “ideas” from an inherent genetic and tribal nature, which are not going away—ever. The answer? Education on this Quantum-like science of Karma and Karma Yoga, and perhaps basic Quantum Science for all.

Without being outraged, there is no [bleeping] way to understand the outrage!

We hope you find this unique raw perspective both enlightening and enjoyable.