Title: Science meets Mysticism
Product review: I'm really only half way through this very interesting book. Knowing it had a scientific premise, I was initially reluctant to sit down with it. But, it reads like a detective novel and you actually start not only to appreciate the scientific method, but also that psychic mediums are a very interesting segment of the human population. I'm beginning to discern that these are people who have tapped into a human cognitive skill that isn't linear and is in a liminal realm of consciousness that most of us ignore or don't cultivate. Fascinating. I plan to read Gary Schwartz's other books and the ones he's indicated in his suggested reading list. He has my respect as an open minded scientific explorer, which, unfortunately many scientists are not. Richard Dawkins is a typical example, and, quite honestly, pretty alienating and scary. So, this is definitely a worthwhile read, skeptic, or true believer, whichever you are.
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