A Fairly Tale

A Fairly Tale is meant to be a feasible continuing story told by Bette S. Baysinger in a fairy tale context using historical artifacts and evidence that helped shape her interpretation of how things may have happened before us. It is about Consciousness so to tell as complete a story as possible, it starts before there was anything other than Consciousness. There is no "what happened before that" since this starts there.
BS uses the model of Reality based on there being nonphysical Consciousness that we each derive our individual and consensus realities from. Tom Campbell wrote the book on that in his My Big TOE trilogy, his "Theory of Everything" that has been the unifying concept in more than just physics as a TOE needs to be. It takes us out of the limited materialistic world view into one that does include everything, while at the same time helping to make sense of it as a useful model.
Currently physics experiments provide evidence that it is very likely our reality is based on nonphysical information or data. A Fairly Tale is told by a somewhat educated person (A.S., B.S., M.S.) using that model in a fast, adventurous account of the evolution of everything that hopes to provide enough food for thought to last until the next book. In this book we go from before the organization of Consciousness to about twenty thousand years ago, give or take. It is not a love story, but it is a story about Love.

About the Author
Born in the United States, in MI, in the late 1950s, BS was the fifth of what would be six children, the first female, to a TV repair man and a housewife. She moved with the family of eight, little sister just months old, to California in the early 1960s; she is still in California to this day. Moving away from that family to Ridgecrest, CA, a small desert city, in the late 1970s, she eventually raised twins, a boy and girl, one having autism, singly, while earning an Associate of Science degree at her local college, followed by a B.S. degree and then an M.S. degree online. A big fan of Ancient Aliens with deep interest in the evidence they discover, as well as natural philosophy, which is all the sciences before they split with physics and neural psychology main foci, she has searched for a Theory of Everything (T.O.E.) that could help make sense of the experiences she has had in her life so far. Finding such a T.O.E. in 2003 in the model of reality in Tom Campbell's trilogy My Big TOE, and with a foundation in science and education, that model is what the author bases her researched probable scenarios from, along with current scientific discoveries, which she enjoyed writing about in this, A Fairly Tale. She is a fan of those who can practice openminded skepticism where we can allow an idea into our mind to consider before judging it as useful or not in helping us to understand our experiences with life, bottom lines, and Consciousness.