ESP Books

This book is a sequel to Hazel Courteney's previous work. After the events of 1998, which were described in the book Divine Intervention, Hazel Courteney's life seemed to return to "normal." But then two and half years later, all sorts of odd experiences began again, and she began a new journey to try and make sense of what was happening to her.

Hazel meets with a number of spiritual masters and scientific experts. Many of them I know or have met, and their testimony gives credence to an otherwise incredible tale. To name a few, Hazel consults with Sai Baba, Swamiji Shivkrupanandji, Rupert Sheldrake, Serena Roney-Dougal, Stan Grof, Harry Oldfield and then Gary Schwartz at the University of Arizona, who involves her in some intriguing experiments.

The book is a well-written page-turner. Is the whole thing a fantasy, or an account of someone having some type of mental breakdown? Although possible, I don't think so. Too many very smart and insightful people have thought that Hazel's story holds water, and then there are the experiments that seem to validate what she is saying. I have worked with many people undergoing different types of spiritual awakening and there are usually some telltale signs that help differentiate spiritual experiences. Throughout the book there are subtle clues that indicate that Hazel is telling us about something real. As in the previous book, she tells us about her close personal relationship with Princess Diana, and about that I'm not so sure. When people have profound spiritual experiences, they usually bring their own beliefs, attitudes and experiences to them. We know from working with meditators, mystics and people experiencing spontaneous spiritual experiences, that these pre-existing attitudes and beliefs eventually evaporate or change as the experiences continue, deepen and develop. That is particularly true if the person has a good teacher to guide them. It will be interesting to see where Hazel is in another five years from now.

If only half of what Hazel says is true, then the implications are stunning. As Gary Schwartz says: "Once you have read this enthralling book, you will never be the same again."

For anyone on a spiritual path or curious about the death process, this book is warmly recommended.

If you are interested in learning
how to develop your inborn gifts
and skills then this book will assist
you with that learning. I do recommend
it for study and use.

The Golden Path and its sequel are books for guides for all times and all places. Very special guidance here. Get them both! They are well worth it!!!

In "Hamlet ESP," Paul Baker has captured the essence of William Shakespeare's masterpiece. He deconstructed the character of Hamlet so incredibly well that in his final version of the play there are actually three different Hamlets on stage simultaneously. Baker delves into the inner psyche of the mealoncholy Dane, and the result is an incredible interpretation of one of the best plays ever written.

Now and then, however, it is difficult to comprehend on the page, but when it is performed all the pieces come together and the result is something wonderful and awe-inspiring.

This book is definately recommended to any and all lovers of Shakespeare, Hamlet, or drama in general.

Wow.After reading How to Read Your Mother's Mind cover to cover, I have loved the subject of ESP.James Deem presents everything in a clear, fun contex.It is so awesome, I can't really describe it.Merci to Mr. Deem for writing such an extraordinary book.

This book is one in the series "From Heaven to Earth" where Dr. Leichtman interviews the spirits of famous people from the past through a medium. Leichtman is a respected psychic and medical intuitive. In this book, he reports on meetings with (the spirits of) C.W. Leadbeater, H.P. Blavatsky, Cheiro, Carl Jung. Just the idea of talking with famous people who have passed on is fascinating. How you feel about the book may depended on whether you believe this is possible. Some doubt was raised in my mind when Jung and Freud were talking about psychic topics that are apparently the interest of Dr. Leichtman. (Of course, Dr. Leichtman was asking the questions.) I found the material on divination (mantic devices)very interesting and it deepened my knowledge in this area. Also interesting is the discussion on how active meditation is preferable to the passive forms of meditation that are so popular today. The interviews with Jung and Freud contained material on the similarity between the work of psychics and that of psychologists/psychiatrists, how best to work with patients, and the effects of "psychic attacks" (via the telepathic transfer of thoughts from one person to another). And there is other interesting material in this book.

This is great if you want to expand your creativity. The book is easy to follow and makes sense of the cards. If you follow the directions you will find it to be very relaxing - and a little surprising. Whenever I see something new in the cards I feel like a little of my creativity is coming back. Hopefully, continued use will make me more creative and aware. In the meantime, it's just a lot of fun.

If you've ever bought a tarot deck you know what i mean. This book is the same size a little thicker maybe and for the price you pay you get more then you bargained for. This book is focused on games that are exercises that involve two people! That is not found in anything but healing books and even then only one is the psychic. this is something that can be done in a community atmosphere, without conjuring visions of devil worship or whatever pops in your head as occult. Every one has some sort of energy in the psychic range and we all express it in our own system. This particular book gives you new places to show that energy and concrete"rituals" exercises", "games" or whatever you want to call it and can be done with or without full cooperation of the other party. Alot of times after a while you will notice that you've probably been dragging people into this energy all you life and never could get past the basics, stopping yourself in your tracks. The control you gain can bring it in a positive direction as opposed to no direction at all. The last thing i want to say is this book will probably open your mind up to new things or turn you from them completely.

I have been a clairvoyant for a very long time...psychic work is a real passion of mine. I read most work that is available on the subject. While I liked the ideas presented in this book, the format may be a bit confusing to the novice. The author has diligently made an attempt to be very specific about a lot of concepts that can be specific-challenged. I applaud his effort; but at the same time...wish he would have lightened up a bit. There is a lot of detail here...a lot of diagrams, etc. My advice to anyone reading the book...read it from cover to cover first. Then go back and take it a step at a time. And you should see some results. If you feel a bit challenged by the exact placement of a diagram...do your best and go with what feels right to you. This all seems so intense; but it may not have to be so. I do recommend a lot of what's here.

Extreamly interesting book contained with actual occurances of levitation and history of demonstrations. This book explains what levitation is, a study of it, and then preaches to you about how to do it and other occult powers. Only someone who is serious about levitation or wants to have an superb study on it should consider this book.