by Chase Montague McQuade
Glamour and Truth: The Blossoming of Existence is a philosophical and spiritual meditation on perception, morality, consciousness, and the difference between surface illusion and deeper truth. The book explores “glamour” as the seductive force of appearance, vanity, fear, false identity, and mental distortion, then contrasts it with truth as a state of moral clarity, spiritual alignment, and purified awareness. Through reflections on thought, telepathy, reincarnation, moral geometry, the soul, and the silence beyond perception, McQuade frames existence as a process of awakening in which the individual learns to move beyond performance, illusion, and self-reflection toward a clearer, more truthful state of being.
About the Author
Chase M. McQuade is a writer, philosopher, and musician whose work examines the tension between perception and reality. His writing moves through metaphysics, psychology, faith, spiritual confrontation, schizophrenia, psychic influence, telepathy, and American philosophy, with a central focus on how the individual mind can remain intact and clear in a culture shaped by distortion. In Glamour and Truth, McQuade positions truth not as an abstract idea, but as a physical, spiritual, and moral alignment that emerges when illusion falls away and the individual finally exists without performance.
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