2013
The Day God Sees God

Suitable for those interested in the deeper aspects of religion, philosophy and science, this title outlines the development of NOOS theory, a radical thought system that integrates modern physics, modern thought, religion and the occult view of the world without any contradictions.

While working on a means to bridge the gap between general relativity and quantum theory, physicist Koshen Handa had an incredible encounter: he began receiving messages from a being identified as OCOT of Pluto. Handa, hardly a believer in the occult, immediately dismissed the voice as a result of his fatigue. Though still sceptical of the nature of the experience, Handa resolved to discover the meaning of OCOT's words. Thus began a journey into a fantastic world of spiritual knowledge and awakening. When his distillation of OCOT's message was published in Japan in 1997 as "2013: The Day God Sees God", it spawned a sensation among those interested in the deeper aspects of religion, philosophy and science. Handa outlines the development of NOOS theory, a radical new thought system that integrates modern physics, modern thought, religion and the occult view of the world without any contradictions. Using ordinary language bolstered with detailed scientific explanations, it is now available with an introduction written by the author.