Jeffrey M. Smith launches new book on quantum personal development

Jeffrey M. Smith, best known for his GMO advocacy, is introducing Claiming Your Magic, a new book from Yes! Books that presents a system he says can help readers rapidly shift subconscious patterns and personal performance. The release leans on Smith’s decades of meditation practice, preliminary lab tests, and endorsements from Bruce H. Lipton, John Gray, and Marci Shimoff.

Why it matters: - Claiming Your Magic marks a major shift for Jeffrey M. Smith, moving him from GMO activism into personal development, consciousness, and self-transformation. - The book is positioned for readers drawn to self-help, meditation, and the growing public interest in the overlap between quantum language and consciousness. - The release also matters because Smith is packaging his system as something readers can practice on their own, with audio and video companion tools.

What happened: - Yes! Books announced Claiming Your Magic: How to Use Quantum Consciousness for Stunning Transformations at Astonishing Speed and to Usher in the Highest Version of Yourself on Sept. 13, 2026. - The book is by Jeffrey M. Smith, an international bestselling author, filmmaker and speaker. - Bruce H. Lipton, PhD wrote the foreword. - The book is being released in paperback, hardcover, eBook and audiobook formats.

The details: - Smith says the book draws on more than half a century of meditation practice and nearly 50,000 hours spent in meditation. - Smith says that work gave him access to an underlying field he calls the “quantum,” which he links to ancient traditions and modern science. - Smith says he developed subtle perception that lets him see structures and conditions within people’s subtle body, subconscious and higher consciousness levels. - Smith says he used those abilities to help repair or enhance what he perceived in others, leading to breakthroughs, clearer intuition and greater joy. - The system is called Quantum Magic. - Smith says one of the system’s key features is speed, with people often resolving long-standing issues quickly. - Smith cites preliminary experiments at a neurofeedback laboratory in which brainwaves shifted when he applied “quantum consciousness,” including from another room. - Smith says pre- and post-test analysis showed substantial improvements in brain functioning after a few minutes. - Smith plans to expand the research and measure people using the techniques. - Claiming Your Magic includes examples from thousands of people Smith says he worked with while developing the system. - The book teaches more than 40 techniques readers can use for themselves and others. - The book also includes chapter-by-chapter audio and video companion resources.

Between the lines: - Smith is not a scientist, and he says his explanations of quantum physics come from expert interpretations and his own experience. - The language around “quantum consciousness” is likely to appeal to readers already interested in spirituality and mind-body wellness, but the claims remain outside mainstream scientific consensus. - The endorsements from John Gray, Bruce Lipton and Marci Shimoff give the project instant credibility in the self-help market. - The timing lines up with continued consumer demand for personal growth content that promises fast results.

What's next: - Smith plans to broaden the scientific research behind the system. - The book is expected to reach readers through multiple formats and companion media. - Readers are directed to treat the book as educational and inspirational, not as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. - The book advises readers to consult qualified healthcare professionals about health concerns and to seek support for acute trauma or significant stress.

The bottom line: - Claiming Your Magic packages Jeffrey M. Smith’s meditation-based, quantum-themed personal development method as a practical system for rapid self-transformation, backed by high-profile endorsements and early lab observations.