Infrequent Frequencies, Rare Resonance invites readers on a journey through faith, science, and history, challenging conventional beliefs and exploring the intersections of spirituality, psychology, and quantum physics. Why was this an important book for you to write?

The writing of this book encountered a lot of resistance, not from outside but from parts within myself. It was written from a compelling necessity which is a bit difficult to explain.

The human species is rapidly approaching the stage of the “Great Filter” that inevitably faces all evolving, biologically advanced, sentient beings. Young people today are sadly, more often than not, disillusioned, suffering unprecedented levels of anxiety and depression. Too many young people have lost touch with their spiritual, religious and cultural roots and are free-falling in a world that seems senseless, materialistic, increasingly unnatural, dysfunctional and alien to them.

The traditional religions often now leave them uninspired, and confused as they witness the senseless fighting and conflict between the adherents of the outer forms of the faiths today. Young people are seeking answers to what life is about, but the ground of what once seemed certain and stable is shifting beneath them as materialism pervades and technology advances unguided and uncontrolled. They often feel as if they are heading for a dystopian future and that life is meaningless.

As humanity is rapidly approaching the Great Filter in the 21st Century. The challenge is for human beings to rise above their animal, lower selves in order to survive, evolve further and pass through the Great Filter. Human beings at this point could easily destroy our own species, and much of life on Earth, through mutual reciprocal destruction, also known commonly as war, or through suffocating in self-produced waste. If sapiens fail as as an experiment, there will be further vehicles and conscious experiments in the distant future evolved through the Sun and the Earth.

Continuing to release vast amounts of carbon pollution into the air from burning fossil fuels, desecrating the environment of the Earth with chemicals, and plastics and sewerage is not going to lead to anything other than a self-destruction. Human activity has already significantly disrupted many of the natural vibrations, patterns, and magnetic fields on our life-staining Planet. We are at a crossroads. We have choice because we were born into an organic life on the Planet of Choice. We will need to reach out for help from higher Consciousness as well as improving ourselves as well as practically changing our ways.

H. I. Khan had a tremendous vision for humanity and was, with Swami Vivekananda, the modern era pioneer of showing the inner truth of the great major faiths of spiritual teachings. Young people deserve to know the truth, as the truth can set them and everyone free.

Knowing our Source, however that may be conceived, selflessly serving others, and focusing on practical spiritual development is the principal worthwhile aim, the master endeavour. It is science and art, to consciously raise the personal vibration and resonate with higher frequencies. It is your birthright, our universal human potential.

The chapters cover both abstract concepts like Schumann resonances and practical guides on prayer. How do you hope readers will balance these two aspects in their own spiritual journey?

The perspective of the book is the message that science and mysticism are not distinct, opposing, separate worlds. In the 21st Century, as never before, there is a convergence emerging between science, mysticism, and ancient wisdom. Quantum Physics and String Theory opened the portal and led the way.

Dr James Lovelock and his Gaia concept was a major catalyst, as well as mathematician Prof Steven Strogatz. The works of these researchers and thinkers are cited and acknowledged in the book as well as pioneers such as Fritjof Capra and supremely-gifted mathematician Srivasa Ramanujan. My big first learnings were that All is vibration, and that the Divine is present in everyone and everything. The direct teaching and writings of my spiritual teacher A.I. Dougan of New Zealand, who passed away in 1987, had the paramount influence on my search for truth.

The main thrust is to start building self by improvement and sincere work on self which raises vibration. Selfless-service to others without seeking reward and bearing with the displeasing manifestations of others (tolerance) is also essential to raising vibration. There are specific practical methods, exercises, meditations, prayers, given out in the book.

To be of any use, all of this stuff has to be very practical, not some high-blown, airy-fairy notion of new-age crystal palaces in the sky. We have to do the hard yards, the best we can in order to ascend in consciousness, and to till the ground for Grace to descend. It requires persistence, patience and sustained effort to raise Consciousness.

What do you hope readers take away from the diverse perspectives on supernatural beings, faith, and history that you present throughout the book?

First and foremost, that the human species is an Experiment of Consciousness and this is a very high purpose and that you, the reader, the individual, are a vital part of this great experiment. Each one of us has the potential to contribute to the eventual outcome of the experiment, as experiments can succeed or otherwise. Each life is a small sub-experiment within the great, large experiment. The thrust of the hope for readers? Inspiration and motivation. Inspiration to know that everything is not what we have been led or conditioned to believe, that there is a matrix underlying the illusion we take to be reality, and that you have the possibility to attain liberation and consciousness. Motivation to work sincerely on oneself without seeking any reward, to improve and evolve and raise the personal and collective vibration. To aspire to ascend beyond the lower animal, to voluntarily evolve to resonate with the higher consciousness. Further inspiration to know you are not your body and that the spiritual is the ground of reality. The aim is that readers will find inspiration and resonate with Hope.

At the heart of the book’s thesis is the idea that we are all part of a vast cosmic experiment in consciousness. It isn’t just philosophical musing – it’s grounded in both scientific theory and spiritual insight. We are challenged to see ourselves not as passive observers of the universe, but as active participants in its unfolding drama. It’s a perspective that’s both humbling and empowering.

What is the next book that you are working on and when will it be available?

Well, the next book actually (subtle laugh) is a fictional work, a novel entitled: At Proximity Passage. It takes place in Nepal and is based on the story of a Tamang child named Anuja, who is sold into slavery by her own family into the slums of Kamathipura in India. It’s about finding meaning in suffering and transcendence. The characters are humanitarian aid workers who come together in Nepal, with each one illustrating some of the principles of the ideas contained in Infrequent Frequencies Rare Resonance. Strangely enough, the story was written when the writer was serving in humanitarian aid projects working inside Afghanistan between 2004-2006. It was saved onto two old floppy discs and deemed unrecoverable, until recently, when a very helpful and astute data recovery technologist in Melbourne was able to retrieve the manuscript. It needs a lot of work but should be ready for publication in 2025.

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