Òbut now I seeÓ is a story of an ordinary man who has not one but a series of extraordinary events occur that not only alter his life but the course of history as well. Beyond the boundaries of conventional thought, he discovers a new reality more suited to the true nature of his spirit. Òbut now I seeÓ challenges our orthodox views of who we are, what the Earth is, where we came from and where we are going. It paints two separate pictures of our future; one grim and the other exceptional. It begs the question ÒWho and where do I want to be when I grow up?Ó Humanity is at once at a crossroad in our evolution and on the threshold of a new frontier of human discovery. It has been argued that space or the oceans of Earth are the next frontiers of human discovery. Òbut now I seeÓ proposes that this new frontier lies within the human soul; within our beliefs and perceptions of reality.