Is Your Life Mapped Out?: Unravelling the Mystery of Destiny vs Free Will

by David Hamilton

Overview

These are questions we all ask ourselves, but it's hard to get past conjecture or gut feeling to find any definitive answers. Now, in this groundbreaking book, David Hamilton looks at hard scientific evidence to bring us closer to understanding the balance between the forces of destiny and the power of free will.

Exploring the new scientific research into presentiment - how the mind and nervous system are able to perceive events ahead of time - David examines the origins and nature of consciousness and how the mind influences the experiences of our lives. Drawing on research in such diverse fields as quantum physics, epigenetics, solar cycles, astrology, and even reports of life after death, David shows that there appears to be an element of predetermination in life, but also suggests that there is much opportunity for us to take control of our own destiny, allowing us to shape our lives and our world with powerful results.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781848506350
Publisher:	Hay House UK
Publication date:	10/01/2012
Pages:	282
Sales rank:	865,203
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.90(d)

About the Author

Dr David Hamilton worked in the pharmaceutical industry for four years after gaining his PhD. Now a bestselling author, he travels throughout the world, offering workshops to help people understand the power of the mind on the body. David also blogs for The Huffington Post.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements ix

Introduction xi

1 Chronobiology 1

2 Written in the Stars 13

3 Written in Our Genes 27

4 Sensing the Future 43

5 The Three Levels of Creation 65

6 Mind-Reality Interactions 87

7 When the Conditions Are Ripe 103

8 Quantum Interconnections 117

9 The Fabric of Reality 131

10 Mind into Matter 143

11 Life Before Life and Life After Death 157

12 Collective Destiny - Where You Go, We Go 183

13 Ten Spiritual and Practical Secrets for Attracting What You Want 195

14 Some Final Thoughts 225

References 239

Index 255