BLISSTOPIA: A Utopian Fantasy

When you are connected with the metaphysical dimension, you will see things in your sleep that feel too real to be called dreams. And when life starts to blur the line between science and spirit, it opens a realm of dark matter, a place within your subconscious mind called Blisstopia. When you explore it, your soul travels, like the New York psychiatrist Janet’s, or maybe like the addict Eric’s, and others who are able to reach it.

Expect this book to be all about demonic stuff, and it firmly tells you otherwise. My well-deserved absolute 5 star! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When I first started reading, I thought Blisstopia would be some kind of creature-made world, a place the human characters enter like visiting someone’s house. Turns out, Blisstopia is shown as a mixture of manifestation and knowledge inside human’s mind not everyone knows they have access to. The world building even looks different for everyone. But as I kept reading, following Janet’s and Eric’s extraordinary interdimensional trips, I stopped caring about how Blisstopia was made. I just wanted to see the places they visit in their sleep, and the lessons they receive from their mentors there.

If you are looking for a book that combines psychology and mystics, this one is a must read. If you are searching for something that connects your metaphysical questions with answers across space and time, this would be your best read.

“I am you. Whatever you think about, I know.”
“Remember, I told you not only am I you, but I can consult the Akashic records, which contain all information about everyone and everything.”