“What is Present Reality” is a well-written must read for people who wonder about where they are in their life today and where they want to be tomorrow, because by understanding how present reality comes to be, they will uncover how to manifest the desired future. – Susan Violante, Reader Views

Have you ever felt muddled between thoughts and slowly failing to comprehend what is real and what is an illusion? This book works out through 18 chapters in which the author describes how an entity whose divine energy has been channelized properly can realize all the dimensions of reality. – Atrayee Bhattacharya, Criticspace Journals

The knowledge that I gained from reading this book helped me realize that if my present reality is created by my past realities and influenced by my cultural conditioning, I can help create my future reality by utilizing the information that is being presented now that I am aware of it. – Paige Lovitt, Reader Views

Move through the pages and you can realize how a mere thought process can shape up your reality. The author gives a very good example. ‘I am what I believe in’- this kind of thought shapes your present reality. ‘I do what I believe in’ is an action oriented speech and shapes your future reality. – Atrayee Bhattacharya, Criticspace Journals

I feel like I am being given access to some extraordinary knowledge which was previous inaccessible. “What is Present Reality,” is highly recommended reading for people who want to explore concepts surrounding their reality and utilize the knowledge gained to learned how to lead better lives. – Paige Lovitt, Reader Views

Phenomenal, Educational and a Miraculous Perspective! One can find the author bringing in cohesion between thermodynamics, theory of relativity and quantum studies within our daily life activities. Can you believe there are energies of togetherness, otherness, attraction, repulsion and all which apparently determine our concept of reality? – Atrayee Bhattacharya, Criticspace Journals

When I read Dr. Gupta’s writings, he makes me feel like he has tapped into this incredible source of knowledge and he is surfing along on waves of the energy emanating from it as he is reaching out to help his readers connect to it. – Paige Lovitt, Reader Views

When a book is made to enrich our wisdom towards an organized life, it cannot be an easy or one-go read. You might need more time than usual to read such a masterpiece. The readers will get 3Is while reading this book. Informative, Instructive and Illuminating. – Atrayee Bhattacharya, Criticspace Journals

Dr. Gupta is helping us wake up so that we open our eyes and see our reality. In doing so, the limitations and boundaries that have been set forth by modern science are lifted and we are also reunited with the knowledge given to us by Mother Nature. – Paige Lovitt, Reader Views

‘What is Present Reality’ is bound to revolutionize modern science as well as metaphysics. It demonstrates the importance of thinking beyond traditional Western findings when addressing divinity, spirituality, or the universe as a whole. – Sanjay Gupta, Yahoo!

The book is thought-provoking, it will make the reader wonder over various factors and the manner in which everyone has been seeing and perceiving things so far. What is Present Reality is groundbreaking when it comes to scientific approach and a torchbearer when it would be about taking a modern approach. – Akhila, The Literature Today

Read this book, if you are intrigued by the working of nature and the scientific principles formulated by man. If you believe we can achieve much more and different to what our ancestors did, read this book. The author shows that if the present energy is the cumulative effect of the past energies, and if each present entity is only the consumer of those past energies, then the residual future energy is always less than past energy. – Noor, The Book Reviews

The book discredits the foundational assumptions of the evolutionary theory of the ascending-order organizational development over time. By not working to create new energy in
the present moment and by deciding instead only to trade and manage the effects of the old energies, the human entities experience a descending- order technological growth. – Noor, The Book Reviews