The ‘Works Cited’ section is often the most personal part of a thesis – a map of intellectual influences. Now, you can hear Dr. Hakeem Alexander read his map aloud. We’ve embedded the exclusive audio recording of Chapter 5: Review of Literature from Eternal Echoes. As you listen, follow along with the annotated list below.

In this audio, you’ll hear the profound respect in his voice for:

· 📘 The Synthesizers: The ‘convincing’ parallels in Capra’s The Tao of Physics.

· 🧠 The Consciousness Pioneers: The ‘challenge’ to mainstream paradigms in the works of Close and Talbot.

· 🎥 The Ultimate Documentary: The genuine passion as he describes David Kelly’s series as the ‘soundtrack of 4 to 8 hours of my day’ and the reason the information became part of his ‘working memory.’

· 🏛️ The Institutions: The reliable foundations provided by the Stanford Encyclopedia and the Institute of Noetic Sciences.

· 🔭 The Classics: The reverence for the ‘clarity’ of Hawking and Sagan.

Press play below to begin your auditory tour of the library that built a universe.

We often think of a bibliography as a formal requirement. But if you listen closely – literally – it tells the true story of a project’s genesis.