ESP Books

Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1YSWU6801CWKR This is a video trailer that depicts the author's journey.

If one is interested in things psychic, this is an absolute gem of a book.

Animal communicator Smith shares her connections with dolphins and their connections to healing in an audio which presents personal experiences and how animals can help in healing. More than an environmental sound tape, Dolphin Talk poses theories about healing and interspecies communication.

Dream study is an important aspect of Edgar Cayce's suggestions for soul growth, especially the soul growth that leads to psychic ability.

After years of dream study, one morning I awoke with a dream telling me of a stranger I would marry. The dream told me about his house, his work, and his best friend. To my amazement, I saw the man in real life the next day. I discovered the dream details were accurate. He is now my husband. I wrote about my experiences in my book, When We Were Gods: Insights on Atlantis, Past Lives, Angelic Beings of Light and Spiritual Awakening.

There are many dictionary type books that list dream symbols alphabetically such as the The Mystical, Magical, Marvelous World of Dreams and The Encyclopedia of Symbolism (Creative Breakthroughs Book) which are very helpful for interpreting dreams. However, Dreams Your Magic Mirror has always been my favorite book on dreams because it expertly conveys Cayce's concepts on dream study. The most fundamental idea to grasp is that the dream is about the dreamer.

Therefore, if you're working on understanding your own soul communications through your dreams, it helps to consider what dream symbols may mean to you. For example, is a dog a friend or an attacker or the cause of allergic reactions? Depending on your experience with dogs, if you dream of the animal, it will mean something different to you than it will to someone else.

In Dreams Your Magic Mirror, Sechrist describes dreams that tell the future. She describes different dream symbols under chapter headings such as "People You Meet in Your Dreams," "Dreams of Illness and Health" and "Automobiles as Symbols" just as a dream dictionary would. But, she also includes information about the dreamer when she interprets a dream, thereby showing how the meaning of the dream relates to the dreamer and his or her life.

Although dream symbols are not listed alphabetically in this book, there is an excellent index so you can look up the various symbols in relationship to the topics discussed. I've used this book for so many years that I had to buy a recent printing of it because my original book became so threadbare.

By Carol Chapman, photographer for the ONLY Edgar Cayce calendar Divine in Nature: With Quotes from Edgar Cayce and author of When We Were Gods: Insights on Atlantis, Past Lives, Angelic Beings of Light and Spiritual Awakening.

This book is basiclly a formal guide to recording EVPs. Either by yourself or in s group. Easy to read. I didnt recieved the cd though, when I ordered mine. Probablly a little outdated. Don't buy it just for the cover like I did.

Like as similar volume, "Edgar Cayce: Modern Prophet," this volume brings together four classic Cayce books between one set of hard covers. They are DIFFERENT titles from the "Modern Prophet" book. Titles included in this edition are:

Edgar Cayce on Dreams

Edgar Cayce on Healing

Edgar Cayce on Diet and Health

Edgar Cayce on ESP

Prior to this edition, these were only available as mass-market paperbacks. This hardcover collection puts them into a more durable format for public and private libraries.

Este libro es absolutamente necesario para cualquier persona que responsablemente desee analizar y provocar un dialogo sin fanatismo sectario, y sin ideas religiosas preconcebidas, solamente se requiere el proposito de ver la luz en el mundo de la verdad. Las escrituras de Kardec deberian participar en toda evaluacion Teologica!

* What is visualisation and what can it do?
* What is the importance of imagination?
* What are the techniques involved in visualisation?
* How can we make use of dreams?
* How can visualisation help us improve our lives?
--- from book's back cover

The number one question (and all related subsets) for humanity in this 21st century is: What is consciousness?

The ESP Enigma by Diane Hennacy Powell, MD is the very best work I have seen in this area of consciousness. Powell has impeccable and prodigious credentials, experience and background qualifying her powerful perspectives on this subject. Unlike most scientific minds in the 21st century, her thinking does not get stuck in reductionism, but is strategic in her approach to the subject. She examines the BIG picture and expands and deepens the perspective of consciousness beyond anything I have read to date.

Human consciousness is the ultimate tool for humanity's quest in taking on the mind-bending challenges facing us in the 21st century, perhaps by the end of the century, the very existence of the human species. From the current global economic melt-down, to the global warming melt-down, from the "peak oil" resource depletion to the commercialization of water resources, Einstein's relevant dictum holds true; We will not solve our problems with the same thinking that created them. Powell's perspective offers humanity great hope that we do have access to universal wisdom. Now do we have the guts to go for it!

The writers have provided a clear & readable account of all aspects of extrasensory perception and related abilities that gives a vivid picture of the research that established them in terms of both life experiences and laboratory experiments. In 1967. for more than 30 years, Louisa Rhine & her husband J.B., have been the world's leading authorities on extrasensory perception, and the Parapsychology Laboratory at Duke University has been the center of research & the headquarters for co-workers from all over the world. She wrote this book in the hope of reaching "that more general audience which is made up of intelligent, thoughtful, open-minded persons who want to be informed on all topics and who realize something of the seriousness of current cultural trends". Basically, ESP means the reception in the mind of information that is not obtained through the senses. It's main types are telepathy, clairvoyance and precognition. The forms of ESP fall into 4 major classifications: intuitions, realistic dreams, unrealistic dreams, and more rarely, hallucinations. The author illustrates each of these forms with dramatic case histories described in letters from and interviews with private individuals - cases that are typical in import but different in specific detail. She also shows the development of the research in typical lab experiments under controlled condition, emphasizing the complications, difficulties, and rare triumphs that accompany research in such a pioneer area. She also deals with a separate but related extrasensory phenommenon, psychokinesis (known as PK)-the ability of the mind to influence matter directly-and gives specific examples. I liked her writing style, in easy to understand stories & examples, and hope you do too.