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Books > Health, Home & Family > Mind, body & spirit > Psychic powers, ESP > General
This classic casebook chronicles the author's personal experience
with psychic phenomena from when she was six years old and into her
later years. Facsimile reprint of the 1920 edition.]
In the first few chapters of Blinded by Vision, you may think to
yourself, "What an unlucky girl " And you may also think that she
had endured enough to last more than one lifetime. By the end, you
may feel as if you have just read a sci-fi thriller--and yet it is
the truth. Author Tracy Williams shares a range of feelings--humor,
love, fear, tragedy, drama, and sorrow--but most of all, hope.
Tracy and Nancy have known each other for twenty years. Nancy
started out as a customer, and now they are great friends. Who
could be better to help write Tracy's story? The point of Blinded
by Vision is to demonstrate that psychics actually do have very
different life experiences from that of the average person. Enjoy
the journey.
"True skepticism has nothing to do with disbelief," says Susan
Blackmore. "It is about taking people's claims seriously and trying
to understand them." As a starry-eyed student, Blackmore was
convinced of the reality of astral planes, telepathy, and life
after death. She was determined to devote her life to
parapsychology, but what she found wasn't what she had bargained
for. None of her cleverly devised experiments revealed a hint of
the psi she was seeking. In a determined effort to find it somehow,
she tested young children in play groups, trained students in
imagery and altered states of consciousness, and even put Tarot
cards to the test. She visited haunted houses and was regressed to
a "past life." Finally, accused of being a "psi-inhibitory
experimenter" with the power of abolishing paranormal effects, she
visited other, more successful, experimenters. Here she found only
errors in their experiments.
In this new and updated edition of The Adventures of a
Parapsychologist, Blackmore is at last at liberty to explain just
what she found in those ill-fated experiments at Cambridge. She
brings her story up to date in a lively and personal account of one
scientist's never-ending search for the paranormal.
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Annie Wood Besant, Charles Webster Leadbeater
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Meet Loraine Rees, a respected medium trusted by law enforcement to
help solve difficult cases. Coming from a long line of
clairvoyants, she has seen spirits ever since she was a child. Her
impressive abilities increased after her heart stopped during
surgery. Is there LIFE AFTER DEATH? Find out from someone who has
been there. Here she shares her gift to bring truth from beyond.
This book explains in detail the most ancient of all spiritual
paths called, The Way of the Medicine Wheel. It describes every
aspect of the powerful sacred ceremony performed to construct a
medicine wheel, and how it can be used to merge the physical and
spiritual realms together in our daily lives. The nineteen Teaching
Sessions presented in this book also explain the specifi c steps
involved in conducting many ancient ceremonies that, collectively,
can create a personal lifestyle that produces peace, harmony, and
balance within the Sacred Circle of Life. The words to the songs
associated with those ceremonies are printed in the Appendix. In
addition, detailed information is given about some of the major
Native American prophecies concerning the coming Earth Changes-what
most Native Americans call "The Time of Great Cleansing". The
reader will also learn how this ancient sacred path can help people
properly prepare themselves for the devastating Earth Changes which
are about to engulf us as we rapidly approach the near horizon of
time.
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