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1. Gitano
   Posted June 22, 2009 at 12:16 am | Permalink

   This is an excellent introduction to the psychic dimension and metaphysics in general.
   In part one, the author explores some universal concepts that serve to explain the nature of reality and how psychic awareness is a natural part of that reality. The work of Fritjof Capra, Gary Zukav, Lawrence LeShan, Rupert Sheldrake and Carl Jung is referred to in these chapters and it makes interesting reading.
   Part two discusses some of the more common psychic experiences and how to evoke them – through intuition, dreams, meditation and hypnosis. I found the chapters on dreams and dreaming the most interesting. When we dream, our vibrational pattern shifts and we tune to a different spectrum of reality. And if you want to become psychic in a graceful manner, you must allow it to grow out of the practice of meditation.
   Part three probes the role of the body, mind and soul in psychic awareness. It discusses the hologram, morphogenetic fields, the conscious, subconscious, superconscious and infinite mind. It also includes a “second verse” to the children’s bedtime prayer “Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the lord my soul to keep” in these words received in trance:
   “I thy child forever play, about thy knees at close of day, within thy arms I now shall creep, and learn thy wisdom while I sleep.”
   Part four provides some experiments for the reader that wishes to venture into this exciting realm, and discusses the ultimate purpose of psychic awareness. It includes planning, dream recording, using a pendulum, mental telepathy, open channelling and cultivating one’s spirituality. The book concludes with a discussion of psychic awareness as harbinger of global changes, followed by a bibliography and index.
   This is a highly impressive text, dealing with all the relevant aspects of the psychic realm and how to cultivate one’s psychic powers. The style is engaging throughout and easy to understand. I highly recommend it as a sensible guide to those who are interested in metaphysics but confused by the large number of disciplines and books available.

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2. Phineas
   Posted June 22, 2009 at 4:20 am | Permalink

   I bought this book a week ago at a local bookstore.
   I read it in two days. It is a real delight! In 236 pages, Reed covers the most of ESP, giving credit to hypnosis as a natural channel to connect with our unconscious.
   The book is an eye opener (third eye?) on the infinite possibilities that every human being has to connect with his inner mind. It is right there, hidden inside and so easy to reach. With some dicipline and your own audio tape, the teachings of this book can really have an increadible impact on your life.
   Buy it, read it and apply it (get a pendulum too!) this is my best recommendation

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