PSI: What it is and How it works: A Central Model for Parapsychology - Softcover

Chandler, Keith

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0595200893 ISBN 13: 9780595200894

Verlag: iUniverse, 2001

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PSI or parapsychological phenomena have been investigated by serious researchers for well over a century. Despite some diehard skeptics, the existence of PSI has now been solidly established by competent scientists using the most rigorous methodologies. Yet, a complete understanding of the phenomena of telepathy, precognition, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis has remained elusive for two reasons.First, a new worldview was needed to replace the outdated materialism assumed by so many scientists and philosophers. That view, Mental Realism, was developed in Keith Chandlers last book, The Mind Paradigm: A Unified Model of Mental and Physical Reality. Second, a thorough review of the evidence for PSI was required to expose the erroneous assumptions that had hindered its theoretical progress. That task has been successfully undertaken by the author enabling him to entitle this book simply: PSI: What it is and How it works. With this book, Keith Chandler has now brought us full circle from the clockwork, sensory-bound world of Descartes and Newton to an understanding of our universe as a manifestation of purposeful, intelligent psychic energy. He has also finally removed parapsychology from the category of the occult and placed it where it belongs, in the domain of legitimate science.

Biografía del autor:

Born December 31, 1930, St. Louis. Graduated Washington University, 1951, doctoral work at University of Chicago. Specialty: solving problems formerly considered insoluble because of wrong assumptions. Lived in Jamaica 1970-1998. Now resides in Miami. Books include Heart of the Rainbow, Beyond Civilization, The Mind Paradigm. Website www.keithchandler.com.

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• Verlag: iUniverse
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2001
• ISBN 10: 0595200893
• ISBN 13: 9780595200894
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 420