Galactic Historian

Written in everyday language, this sutra-style work takes up time as its central subject. Its author presents it as a discourse delivered from another world, one that explores the many dimensions of human experience. Rather than defending fixed, limited frameworks, the text pushes them outward toward the infinite.

The book sets out to tell what it calls the untold story of time and space: how time comes into being, how people relate to it, and how it can draw separate tribes, cultures, communities and nations into cooperation with one another. It is written as an invitation. Readers are encouraged to think more deeply and to take an active part in the story they are meant to help create.

The source also describes the book as a form of spiritual medicine for the present age, and it is linked to The World According to Andrew Bartzis.