In childhood, the events that occur to us seem to be random and unconnected, a kind of fallout from the world of the grownups. This project aims to propose a kind of alternative spiritual model that analyzes ancient Vedic philosophy alongside modern science.

Stalking The Wild Pendulum - Scribd Itzhak Bentov - Stalking The Wild Pendulum - Scribd

There are two reasons for this: First, the simple fact that when one puts himself into the proper level of consciousness, one may obtain this information firsthand; second, we know that energy cannot be lost within a closed system. Rather than getting ourselves involved in the controversy over the possibilities of telepathy, or whether one can function out of this body or not, I will try to demonstrate the underlying mechanisms and explain how these things might work.

We are very much in control of our thoughts, which, consequently, direct our attitudes and our perceived reality – this responsibility is both liberating and simultaneously terrifying. This was followed by the design of experiential journeys into the microcosm and macrocosm of the universe; collectively, out of it all has flowed this beautiful little book. I am attempting in this book to build a model of the universe that will satisfy the need for a comprehensive picture of what our existence is all about In other words, a holistic model that encompasses not only the physical, observable universe that is our immediate environment and the distant universe observed by our astronomers but also other realities as well. Note: Due to the length of this project, to avoid any potential formatting issues, please 'DOWNLOAD' this paper instead of 'PREVIEWING'. The universe is a giant hologram and all knowledge is available to us if we are able to tap into it.

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He had a lifelong interest in meditation to describe quantum physics and the advanced states of higher awareness in ways easily grasped by readers. He builds his model step by step through each chapter of the book until he tries to explain the creation of the universe. This book takes a great step forward by simply articulating that fact—thus contributing to the understanding of our future development. Many of his conclusions were ahead of the science that supports them, some of his conclusions are questionable, but all of his thought is an absolute delight at least to this thinking mind. I will, for example, handle reincarnation as a matter of fact, completely disregarding the great controversy that rages over the subject.This lead to a full-blown kundalini experience that resulted in different siddhis, changes in my dreamwork content, spontaneous astral travel, and experiencing what Carlos Castaneda described in his books. Tiller, Professor Emeritus of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University, Stalking The Wild Pendulum is a must read!