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by Terje Simonsen (Author)
"A superb survey of the paranormal" and a travelogue through the twilight zone of human consciousness--hailed by experts as the best introduction to psychic phenomena (Herbie Brennan, New York Times-bestselling author).
This is the most entertaining and broad survey of the paranormal ever made--combining forgotten lore, evidence from parapsychological experiments, and the testimonies of scientists, archaeologists, anthropologists, psychologists, physicists, and philosophers. Exploring the possibility that paranormal phenomena may be objectively real, this travelogue through the twilight zone of human consciousness is both scientifically rigorous and extremely entertaining. Readers may be surprised to learn that reputable scientists, among them several Nobel laureates, have claimed that: - telepathy is a reality- Cleopatra's lost palace and Richard III's burial place were recovered with clairvoyance
- the US military set up an espionage program using psychics Could it be that what we usually call "supernatural" is a natural but little understood communication via this mental internet? The winner of the most prestigious award in the field, the Parapsychological Association Book Award, A Short History of (Nearly) Everything Paranormal is an engaging, entertaining and informative analysis of a controversial subject.
Author Biography
Terje Gerotti Simonsen is a Norwegian writer and historian of ideas, who teaches and writes predominantly on the esoteric traditions: hermeticism, occultism, mysticism. His works include the introductory essays to the Norwegian editions of The First Book of Enoch and Martin Buber's I and Thou in two prestigious series, The World's Holy Scriptures and The Cultural Library.
Number of Pages: 544
Dimensions: 1.7 x 9 x 5.9 IN
Publication Date: June 09, 2020
