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The Sphinx and the Rainbow: Brain, Mind and Future Vision - Paperback

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by David Loye (Author), Willis Harman (Foreword by)

"The Sphinx and the Rainbow" explores how the front brain may interact with the right and left brain in forecasting the future, how all the parts of the brain function creatively as a unit, how the new psychophysics may provide explanations for ancient questions about mind-brain relationships, and the mystifying phenomena of precognition and future prediction.

A historic synthesis of neuro-physiology, psychology, parapsychology and theoretical physics, this absorbing book takes you into the perplexing territory scouted by David Loye and shows you how to strengthen the neglected power of the forecasting mind.

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The Sphinx and the Rainbow explores how the front brain may interact with the right and left brain in forecasting the future, how all the parts of the brain function creatively as a unit, how the new psychophysics may provide explanations for ancient questions about mind-brain relationships, and the mystifying phenomena of precognition and future prediction.

A historic synthesis of neuro-physiology, psychology, parapsychology and theoretical physics, this absorbing book takes you into the perplexing territory scouted by David Loye and shows you how to strengthen the neglected power of the forecasting mind.

Number of Pages: 256
Dimensions: 0.82 x 9 x 6.02 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: December 01, 1998