Engineering the Invisible

What if the boundary between physical and non-physical reality is not a wall, but a membrane — and that membrane can be engineered?

For more than four decades, independent researcher Steve Glanz has pursued this important question across multiple disciplines. His approach integrates science, engineering, philosophy, and spirituality. Engineering the Invisible is the result.

Drawing on theoretical frameworks from the frontiers of physics and consciousness science — with an intention to inspire more research into such theories — this book builds a systematic engineering argument for Instrumental Transcommunication and Transmaterialization Technology: devices capable of sustained, verifiable contact with non-physical reality, and eventually, matter and human transport across dimensional boundaries.
This is not a book about belief. It is a book about what the evidence requires of us — and what becomes possible if we take that evidence seriously.

Topics include:

- A broad overview of ITC and EVP research
- Original device architectures grounded in the CIF framework, with many more possible
- The ramifications of a successful research program: healing, spiritual guidance
- A Theory of Everything that includes consciousness and paranormal phenomena — extending ultimately to the Siddhic capabilities demonstrated by enlightened masters and non-human intelligences: teleportation, creation of physical reality through intention, time travel, and the full range of Siddhic abilities, and where technology-assisted magic becomes a reality

Engineering the Invisible is essential reading for researchers in consciousness science, paranormal science, and adjacent fields.