Through A Glass Darkly: Anomalous Awareness and Exceptional Ability: Implications for Understanding Consciousness
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Unusual experiences and abilities–including clairvoyance, near-death experiences, remote viewing, and others–intrigue many of us. But most scientists dismiss these phenomena, judging them to be inauthentic or impossible. The common assumption that the brain produces or generates the mind leads to these judgments. Through a Glass Darkly shows that, rather than producing consciousness, the brain mediates access to an informational domain far wider than humans natively perceive. The sensory or...



