The Way of Q: Essentials of the Quantavolution Paradigm

"The Way of Q" is a one-volume voyage through the ten volumes of the Quantavolution Series of Alfred de Grazia, published between 1981 and 1984, explaining his theory of recent, sudden, holistic and violently rapid changes to the solar system, to Earth and to hominids and humans through events of a catastrophic nature and of cosmic origin, whose ancient memory is denied or misunderstood. It takes five prolonged stops: at "Homo Schizo One," and "Two," to examine how the very humanity of hominids and early humans has been precipitated and shaped forever by the experience of catastrophes; at "The Divine Succession," to discover how these experiences have created religion and its later derivatives, politics, science and the arts; at "Solaria Binaria," a speculative attempt, in cooperation with astronomer Earl Milton, to re-frame the history of the solar system in the light of the testimony of myths and legends; at" The Lately Tortured Earth," to examine evidence of catastrophes on the planet’s surface. All from the perspective of a mind that is both enlightened and troubled, and split by its very nature and origins, our own.