The Conscious Universe: The Scientific Truth of Psychic Phenomena
Dean Radin
(Author)
Description
Recently profiled in the "New York Times" Magazine. Dean Radin is perhaps the most respected parapsychology authority in the country. An articulate, engaging communicator, Radin wields impeccable credentials, a healthy skepticism and a meticulous scientific method to put "psi" phenomona like telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition and mind-over-matter abilities to the hard test of science. His unprecedented manifesto makes a startingly persuasive case for the truth of psychic phenomena -- and places us on the cusp of what may well be the next great paradigm shift.Product Details
Price
$15.99
$14.87
Publisher
HarperOne
Publish Date
June 30, 2009
Pages
432
Dimensions
5.48 X 7.94 X 1.09 inches | 0.69 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780061778995
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About the Author
Director of the Consciousness Research Laboratory at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas and twice president of the Parapsychology Association, Dean Radin, Ph.D., has done cutting-edge parapsychology research for AT&T, Stanford, Princeton's Engineering Anomalies Research Lab, the University of Edinburgh, S.R.I. International, and the U.S. Government. He lives in Las Vegas, NV.
Reviews
Radin is a mix of curiosity, scholarship, technical expertise, and sly wit.--New York Times Magazine
Looking through The Lost Symbol, it seems that the "new" topic that will benefit from "the Dan Brown effect" is Noetic Science. . . . parapsychology researcher Dean Radin is at the Institute of Noetic Science - these "heretical science" topics are likely to generate much debate.--MSNBC's Cosmic Log
Looking through The Lost Symbol, it seems that the "new" topic that will benefit from "the Dan Brown effect" is Noetic Science. . . . parapsychology researcher Dean Radin is at the Institute of Noetic Science - these "heretical science" topics are likely to generate much debate.--MSNBC's Cosmic Log
