ESP Books

This book is by far the most useful book on shiatsu technique there is. I have most books on the subject, but this is the only one that describes the nuances of posture, angle of approach etc, that the beginner and intermediate student must be constantly aware of. An excellent book.

This authors give the reader a clear understanding of psychics and the world of the paranormal. The book later explains the methods some phony psychics use to deceive the public for their financial gain Thumbs up for the writting style to authors McMahon and Lascurain. This is the book that should have been written years ago. A must read epic!

This unique text was written by one of the first men (if not the first) to bring the term "Rosicrucian" to the western world. That man is Dr. P B. Randolph. At the time he wrote this book he was gravely ill but well enough to write down most of what he saw on the inner planes beyond this one. The book is one of the essential literary treasures maintained by the FRC and studied by it's students. Check it out if you are interested in what you have to look forward to after your short sojourn here on earth is over. Highly recommeded!!!

Well work the money, great story, it was a roller coaster of emotions and definitely one to keep as I will read it again and again.

Very inspirational.

Enjoyed this book a lot with Tony Stockwell sharing his life's story and experience. You feel like you are sitting with him and listening to him unfold fascinating truth life experiences of how his psychic development came into play. This is a great read and I thoroughly enjoyed.

Most of us have ideas, desires, wants...we hear others teach, we read, we hope, we dream. But Zsuzsana and Myriam have erased the line between wishing and doing, between what could be and what is. They have taken what others only talk about, put it on the table, examined it, tried it, and gotten results. The authors are unique because they both look at things from the perspective of what you can make happen, instead of what you can't. They have shown the rest of us, that where magic truly begins is all a matter of perspective.

John's insightful book lifts the veil of "Illusion" ... we are immortal Spiritual beings ... we are not just a bag of skin and bone animated by Light and Sound vibrations. A must read.

I truly enjoyed this book! Thrity takes you inside biolumanetics to give you a taste of the extraordinary, offering concepts that have the potential to expand human consciousness.

Many of you reading this review may have come across our other review for the book "Parapsychology in the Twenty-First Century". In that review we said: "This book was compiled by us [Lance Storm and Michael Thalbourne] with a very clear purpose in mind - to combat the unsubstantiated accusations that are passed off as healthy skepticism against the psi hypothesis". That statement only applies to the book "The Survival of Human Consciousness" if we change "the psi hypothesis" to "survival research". Insofar as skeptics regard the work of psychical researchers and parapsychologists as misguided or not valid, we claim, with great confidence, that our procedures are thoroughly scrutinized by experts inside and outside the field. To prove it, we feature some of the best scholars in the world on survival research.

James Houran sets the ball rolling by stating our position that "the reality and nature of bodily survival is anything but a moot and unimportant question". Then Keith Chandler explodes the myth that our ancestors believed in the afterlife purely because they were afraid to die. Christopher Moreman looks at survival from the point of view of various religions and cultures, and he introduces `mystical experience' - "a key to understanding that all minds are somehow united, even in death". Following that chapter, Douglas Stokes then argues that pure consciousness can survive the dissolution of our bodies and personalities.

William Braud creates a scenario with a fictional friend Erica and together they discuss "some fresh re-conceptualizations of the afterlife, and some innovative methods of testing, and even working with, discarnate entities". Michael Thalbourne shows that the relationship between paranormal belief/experience and hallucination proneness is rather weak, and therefore afterlife experience can't simply be a delusion. John Boyd and Philip Zimbardo use a scale that measures the `transcendental-future' (i.e., the time after death) and they "find that the motivations of many religious people may have more to do with their transcendental-future time perception, and less to do with religious belief per se".

David Fontana follows with a looks at some real evidence from the past from mediums such as Eusapia Palladino and D. D. Home, and he believes that the physical evidence for survival ought be accepted by now. William Roll reviews the apparition and mediumship literature showing that many people have seen apparitions, and he considers the normal and paranormal explanations of this phenomenon. Stanley Krippner introduces After-Death Communications, which are usually positively rewarded in some way because depression or grief can be dissolved upon having such an experience of communication with departed loved-ones.

Icelandic research Erlendur Haraldsson presents an unusual case of a young girl from India that suggests a reincarnation interpretation. Pamela Heath and Jon Klimo then present reports of afterlife experiences from suicide victims, which show a remarkable consistency, suggesting a "commonality of humankind's underlying psychology". Robin Wooffitt shows "how insights into speech interaction can be gained by a close analysis of the conversations that transpire between medium and sitter". James McClenon demonstrates how our species has evolved a number of psychological and physiological responses that protect us from extreme trauma and stress. Finally, Lance Storm reviews the ideas and language used to describe afterlife phenomena, and he presents a new interpretation of evidence.

The above authors, whose chapters make up "The Survival of Human Consciousness," come from such diverse research fields as medicine, psychology, parapsychology, sociology, and philosophy. This mix of backgrounds and experience has resulted in a series of well-argued and thoroughly researched essays on the afterlife. If you want the latest, up-to-date evidence, theories, and cutting-edge ideas on life after death, then you can't go past "The Survival of Human Consciousness".

Having shared the experience of those who had swum with dolphins, one will love the animals more. Those who love dolphins and nature will surely love this book! Don't miss it!