About the author
Jeffrey Grupp writes on consciousness, media, and the law of attraction from outside academic and mainstream publishing. Telementation: Cosmic Feeling and the Law of Attraction (Tree of Life Books, 2009) presents a variant of law-of-attraction thinking centered on feeling rather than visualization or belief, which Grupp frames as an ancient meditative practice. The Telescreen: An Empirical Study of the Destruction and Despiritualization of Consciousness, published by Progressive Press, argues that constant exposure to electronic media reshapes and diminishes human consciousness from childhood onward. Both books combine metaphysical and social-critique material, positioning Grupp as a writer concerned with how modern technology and culture affect inner life, addressed to readers already interested in law-of-attraction and consciousness literature rather than a general audience.
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💬 What our editors say about Jeffrey Grupp's books
“Grupp delivers a rigorous, albeit dense, examination of how American techno-culture functions as a pervasive telescreen. The argument that media injects impressions directly into the psyche is compelling for those interested in…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Telescreen: An Empirical Study of the Destruction and Despiritualization of Consciousness
“Grupp presents a compelling yet simplified view of consciousness that prioritizes feeling over faith. While the premise of Telementation offers a refreshing alternative to standard Law of Attraction dogma, the text’s brevity may…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Telementation: Cosmic Feeling and the Law of Attraction
