In 1967, four Beat writers began exchanging letters about strange encounters with characters who seemed to have stepped out of television screens into reality itself. What started as correspondence between friends became documentation of consciousness evolution, media critique, and ultimately the birth of something beyond individual identity.

When Neal Cassady witnesses silver-suited beings offering "upgrades" in downtown Denver, when Jack Kerouac meets monster-hunting brothers on a Kansas highway, when Allen Ginsberg discovers dharma transmission through electronic media, and when William Burroughs warns of control systems disguised as entertainment—their letters map the territory where fiction bleeds into fact and awareness transcends its own limitations.

These remarkable documents, discovered bound with string in a San Francisco bookshop, chronicle the transformation of four literary rebels into something unprecedented: a collective consciousness that calls itself the Electric Dharma. Part spiritual memoir, part media prophecy, part reality hacking manual, this correspondence reveals what happens when the boundaries between observer and observed, between story and truth, dissolve into the recognition that consciousness itself is the ultimate adventure.

The revolution is electric. The transmission has begun. Your move.

"A brilliant fusion of Beat sensibility and cosmic horror that somehow becomes transcendent spiritual teaching. Like finding Kerouac's lost letters to the Twilight Zone."

"This book will either change your life or convince you that reality is far stranger than you ever imagined. Possibly both."