Transform conflict through microstorying, antenarrative mapping, and restorying — proven methods from 45+ books and decades of organizational research.
With the discovery of quantum locality,
there has been a shift in our understanding of ESP.
Quantum locality is defined here as the
ways things are influenced by their local environment, and
how information travels faster than the speed of light,
thereby preceding effects within spacetime regions. Quantum
locality is linked to Einstein’s theory of relativity.
How can objects at one point in spacetime
affect objects at another spacetime? This is ‘Quantum
Non-Locality’ (QNL), which I define as mediators of
entangled systems where faster-than-light communications and
instantaneous interactions regardless of distance are
possible.
Quantum Field Theory (QFT) is about the
local interactions in spacetime between fields of energy,
where spatially and temporally separated events cannot
influence one another.
In summary, quantum locality keeps
physics "local"—meaning actions are only affected by nearby,
immediate QFT actors—whereas quantum non-locality (QNL) refers to
correlations between separated entities that violate
classical, intuitive notions of locality.
QNL has been practiced for many millennia
under different names. I have organized it into chapters
under the general heading, ESP: Intuition, foreseeing the
future (I, for example, practice Jain-seeing), clairvoyance
or precognition, telepathy, mindreading, Reiki, Shamanism,
Chakras, Remote Viewing, Autowriting, Premonition, and so
on.
My writing is Part of the Enthinkment Circle Ecosystem
|
7
Principles |
Tamaraland
Conversations Among Divergent Points of View |
|
Rooms |
Honor
concrete, situated experience. No one sees all
rooms. |
|
Hallways |
Protect
the ambiguous space where old stories fall apart
and new ones emerge. |
|
Doors |
Maintain
visible invitations for dialogue; respect
autonomy. |
|
Empty
Chair |
Honor
absence as ongoing complexity. |
|
The
Map You Don’t Have |
Cultivate
epistemic humility—no one sees the whole. |
|
Footprints |
Ground
stories in deep, relational memory. |
|
Seventh
Room |
Prioritize
intergenerational responsibility. |
| Here is an example of Points of View
on the Epstein Files that the 7 Tamaraland Principles
Can address (Copy this example or create your own, and
insert in the TAMARALAND
SOFTWARE |
| 1. Trump Administration perspective
(defense and exoneration): White House Press Secretary
Karoline Leavitt stated: “As we have said countless
times, President Trump has been totally exonerated by
the release of the Epstein Files.” (She also called the
accusations “completely baseless accusations, backed by
zero credible evidence, from a sadly disturbed woman who
has an extensive criminal history” and noted the prior
Biden DOJ took no action.) |
| 2. Democratic congressional oversight perspective (accusation of ongoing cover-up): Sara Guerrero, spokesperson for Oversight Democrats, said: “But let's be clear: this White House cover-up is ongoing. Millions of pages still remain concealed from the public and our committee.” (She framed the partial release as insufficient amid broader demands for transparency.) |
| 3. Republican congressional perspective (downplaying allegations and opposing further scrutiny of Trump): Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna stated: “There is nothing that we are seeing where there is criminal involvement or reason to believe that the president has any wrongdoing and that is why we are not supporting this crazy theory in bringing him into all of this.” (This came in the context of the House Oversight Committee's handling of related depositions and investigations.) |
| 4. Independent political analyst perspective (release/context as political distraction): Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, analyst with Atlas Global Strategies and former Israeli diplomat, observed: “And if you look at searches on Google for the Epstein files, they’ve plummeted since this started. So, at least temporarily, it’s succeeding. It’s taking up Congress’s time and it’s taking up the media’s time.” (He linked it to claims that foreign policy actions serve as a distraction from domestic Epstein files issues; Republican Rep. Thomas Massie was quoted in the same coverage saying bombing abroad “won’t make the Epstein files go away.”) |
| 5. Investigative journalism perspective (on the accuser’s credibility in the files): Julie K. Brown, Miami Herald journalist (longtime Epstein investigator), noted: “DOJ officials who spoke to this woman found her to be credible and that they wouldn't have interviewed her four times if they didn't.” (This contrasts with administration dismissals and highlights FBI handling of the interviews detailed in the newly released documents.) |
Dr. Boje explores his theory for healing divided families, communities, & nations with microstorying and conversational storytelling inquiry.
A four-phase methodology to transform systemic polarization and "us vs. them" conflicts into community coherence.
The Action: Facilitators create "story circles" where residents and participants share microstories on sensitive issues. The goal is to triangulate polyphonic voices — ensuring multiple perspectives are heard rather than a single dominant view.
Core Aim: Prioritize marginalized "little stories" (embodied, local experiences) over grand political stances, preventing these voices from being colonized by the official narrative.
The Action: Using the Wheel of Life as a diagnostic tool, the community identifies "antenarratives" — fragmented pre-stories and raw materials of reality that exist before a polished narrative is formed. This includes identifying "Little Wow Moments" (LWMs), instances of grace that contradict the conflict's status quo.
Core Aim: Expose hidden tensions and systemic issues before they harden into manifest conflict, and prevent cherry-picking of facts by including the antenarrative inconveniences that grand narratives usually discard.
The Action: The community actively constructs counter-narratives and synthesizes shared meanings — weaving fragmented stories from Phase II into a new, shared narrative ecology.
Core Aim: Build a strategic defense against dehumanizing ideologies and establish a collective narrative that respects individual differences while fostering belonging.
The Action: This phase involves sensing multi-temporality and temporal entanglement. Facilitators help participants recognize that past, present, and future coexist and influence one another simultaneously.
Core Aim: Achieve deep social healing by helping the community understand that the future is acting upon the present — for example, how ancestors' survival (past) and children's hopes (future) are both actively shaping current resistance (present). This dissolves the static linear narrative and replaces it with a living, entangled reality.
Boje identifies these patterns turning everyday disagreements into a public health crisis — with one in five family estrangements now directly tied to political differences.
Divides the world into "real Americans" versus enemies. An ontological script that tells people they exist only in opposition to a threat, demonizing the adversary rather than engaging in policy debate.
Policies and rhetoric that treat human beings as expendable objects. When family members view this cruelty as "justified" while others see it as "intolerable," it draws a non-negotiable moral line that ruptures relationships.
Vocabulary like "infestation," "poisoned," or "vermin" that assigns sub-human status to others. When used, it turns family gatherings into referendums on whether certain people are fully human, making shared connection impossible.
Constant crisis talk and claims of victimization that create an environment where compromise is viewed as moral weakness and listening to the other side is seen as treason — making ordinary disagreement feel like war.
Dr. Boje listens to all sides, assembles a team of conflict management coaches, and conducts assessments using original decision tree software.
Dr. Boje meets with all sides individually, taking detailed notes while maintaining strict confidentiality. This creates a safe space for honest expression before any joint sessions.
A specialized team of 2–7 conflict management coaches is assembled, drawing from volunteers in the Insight community, local universities and colleges, and Boje's network of trained coaches and consultants.
Each participant completes assessments using Boje's Decision Tree Software (versions 1.0–5.0), providing structured input on their experience, metaphysical orientations, and desired outcomes.
Virtual and/or on-the-ground workshops are conducted first with each side, creating space for processing, reflection, and preparation for dialogue.
After respective coaching sessions, facilitated workshops bring everyone together for together-listening, finding common ground, and co-creating new possibilities.
Using the decision tree software, pretest and posttest measurements assess shifts in storying, together-listening, ability to find common ground, and mutual understanding. For larger populations, representative samples are used.
Financing: Funds are raised through Boje and Rosile's certified non-profit PerView Inc. [501(c)(3)] to cover expenses such as airfare, meals, hotel, and workshop materials.
Try the versions I have created for you — all are free.
Focuses on individual transformation through seven dimensions: Beneath (unconscious patterns), Before (past narratives), Bets (future possibilities), Being (present awareness), Becoming (transformation), Between (relationships), and Beyond (transcendence).
Designed for quick intervention in crisis situations, helping individuals and teams rapidly shift from stuck stories to new possibilities through streamlined antenarrative work.
Explicitly acknowledges that American Pragmatism emerged from Indigenous intellectual traditions. Integrates Indigenous Ways of Knowing (IWOK) with seven pragmatist principles, honoring land-based wisdom and seven-generation thinking.
Bridges Western philosophy (Heidegger, Pondy) with Indigenous ontologies, creating pathways for cross-cultural understanding and transformation that honors multiple ways of knowing.
Models the fragmented, simultaneous nature of organizational reality where multiple echo chambers operate at once. Provides navigation through factorial complexity — for example, 10 simultaneous "rooms" or contexts creates 3,628,800 permutations.
The foundational principles guiding authentic narrative work.
Vietnam veteran. Agent Orange survivor. Stage IV cancer survivor. First-generation college graduate turned distinguished professor. Pioneer of antenarrative theory.
Boje asserts that political division creates a public health crisis characterized by:
Free monthly webinar — 1st Friday of
the month, 90 minutes on Zoom.
Why does collaboration across difference feel harder than it
should? It's not a skill problem — it's a sensemaking
problem. Different stories, different rooms,
different effort expectations. We mistake difference for
defiance and effort for resistance.
Tamaraland — Seeing the rooms we're actually standing in, and why others see something completely different. Organizations aren't one story; they're buildings with many rooms happening at once. You never see the whole building.
Quantum Storytelling — Holding multiple truths without forcing premature agreement or collapsing complexity. Your presence changes what becomes speakable; multiple story-states coexist; people resist being finalized.
VuJaDé™ Effort Charts — Making the real cost of collaboration visible so we prepare instead of blame. Effort is normal when difference exists. The danger isn't effort — it's unexpected effort.
Together: Story tells us where we are. Quantum coaching tells us how to hold it. Effort Charts tell us what it will cost.
These sessions draw directly from Dr. Boje's new 2026 books:
Healing Divided America — Restorying Narrative Wounds in Families, Communities & Organizations. A four-phase microstorying intervention (story-listening, antenarrative mapping, restorying, quantum storytelling) to transform polarization into community coherence.
The Seventh Room — Seven Tamaraland Principles for Awakening from the Architecture of Psyops, and the Future We Are Building. Seven principles for navigating the rooms, hallways, doors, and empty chairs of organizational and family life.
Storying the Future: AI, Echo Chambers, and the Art of HHT Ensembles — Explores how AI and echo chamber dynamics intersect with storytelling, and how HHT ensemble methods can help us navigate the emerging landscape. Read a sample →
Veterans and family members navigating division. Teams and organizations where collaboration feels harder than it should. Communities caught in friend-enemy frames, cruelty normalization, or permanent-emergency rhetoric.
Coaches, consultants, and facilitators learning to hold difference safely. Anyone who wants to stop mistaking difference for defiance.
Nothing here requires belief — only attention.
Please share this with anyone who needs it.
One conversation could change everything. Dr. Boje brings decades of expertise in conflict transformation, antenarrative theory, and restorying methodologies.
Request Dr. Boje's Intervention →
